Market trends

Dairy Diary: June business update

01-07 | News

Dairy Diary: June business update

Construction of major lactoferrin plant in Russia halted

28-06 | News

Construction of major lactoferrin plant in Russia halted

When fully established, Greengate Biogas will produce nearly 1.8 TWh per year of biomethane across multiple projects, representing approximately 3.5% of Ireland’s current natural gas demand. Photo: Canva

27-06 | News

Over 2,000 Irish livestock farmers needed for biogas plants

The new plant will process milk from over 1,300 farmers and is being built in financial partnership with an agricultural analysis and lending company called Farm Credit Canada. Photo: Canva

25-06 | News

First of its kind dairy processing plant in Alberta, Canada

In early 2024, Soyuzmoloko forecasted a promising 15-18% increase in Russian dairy exports. However, the recent US sanctions have created uncertainty over this outlook. Photo: Canva

24-06 | News

Fresh US sanctions: Impact on Russian dairy industry

Belarusian dairy is experiencing the same problems as all other industries [of the Belarussian economy]. One of them, a decrease in income from exports to Russia, is associated with the weakening of the Russian rouble. Photo: Canva

21-06 | News

Belarusian dairy industry’s profit plummets

The US consumer price index (CPI) for dairy and related products decreased by 1.3% year-on-year in April. Photo: Canva

20-06 | News

Global dairy market: A slower price recovery

Ivo Lansbergen joined DSM in 1997 and held several positions across the company’s various business units before being appointed to lead the Animal Nutrition & Health business in 2019.

17-06 | Interview

Ivo Lansbergen, dsm-firmenich: “We need a data-driven approach to enhance sustainability”

In January, UK negotiators halted 2 years’ worth of trade negotiation with Canada concerning dairy products and other goods. No progress has been made since. Photo: Canva

11-06 | News

Dairy trade updates and concerns in North America

The research involved nearly 3,200 consumers aimed to identify the attributes that most important to them when buying meat or dairy products. Across all the surveyed countries, consumers consistently prioritised freshness, quality/taste and animal welfare as the most important attributes. Photo: Canva

07-06 | News

Consumers value animal welfare more than environmental sustainability

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18-11 | Partner

Smart farming: How data is changing the game for livestock care

04-11 | Partner

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