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The expected increase in cheese production in 2025 will come at the expense of butter, non-fat dry milk, and whole milk powder production. Photo: Jan Willem Schouten  
10-12 | News

EU dairy forecast 2025

Under World Trade Organization rules, China must substantiate that the EU provides unfair subsidies to its dairy industry to impose tariffs. Photo: Canva
04-10 | News

Impact of Chinese export restrictions on European dairy

EU challenges dairy trade dispute with China
24-09 | News

EU challenges dairy trade dispute with China

China is one of the largest importers of dairy from the EU, although the total import figures recently show a decline due to higher domestic production and self-sufficiency. Photo: Canva
02-09 | News

China and EU dairy trade dispute: What’s the story?

In April 2018, the EU concluded an agreement in principle with Mexico. After its ratification, the agreement will offer free access to EU blue cheese, with further TRQs of 5,000 mt for fresh and processed cheese and 20,000 mt for other cheeses. Photo: Canva
22-07 | Article

5 EU policies influencing cow numbers and milk production

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10-07 | Article

US H5N1 dairies receive funds, China dairy pull back

The EU-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement is a boost for the dairy sector in New Zealand, but dairy exports remain restricted. Photo: Canva
24-05 | News

EU-New Zealand FTA: More possibilities for dairy but restrictions remain

Estonia's dairy industry is not just thriving domestically, but also making its mark on the global stage. Photo: Canva
17-05 | News

Estonia sets new dairy milk production records

The Agency recommends adopting a system of five welfare levels, from the highest (A) to the lowest (E). Level E corresponds solely to compliance with the requirements imposed by European legislation on animal welfare, whether during rearing, transport or slaughter. Photo: Canva
13-05 | News

Why current animal welfare labelling is not enough

The researchers found that by using some nutritional supplements, such as brown seaweed, garlic, and tannins, it is possible to modulate metabolism and reduce methane emissions. Photo: Herbert Wiggerman
06-12-2023 | News

Serbia: Methane-reducing feed additive based on brown algae