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The Russian dairy market has seen private labels becoming more popular, which already account for 25% of the industry's turnover. Photo: Canva
18-10-2023 | News

Cost-of-living crisis affects Russia’s dairy sector

Cows are kept indoors all year round and fed a TMR. Photos: Yoel Strauss
12-10-2023 | Article

Israel dairy farm: “Regulations are becoming harder to comply with”

Growing from 1,800 cows to 4,200 cows requires more than scaling the dairy operation.t requires scaling your mindset as a leader and stepping out of the day-to-day and into the role of CEO of the dairy. (Generic) photo: Canva
12-10-2023 | News

The secret to becoming your dairy’s CEO

Commenting on the current state of the UK dairy industry, NFU regional dairy board chair Stephen Dark admitted dairy farmers were feeling under pressure due to low prices but hoped the situation would improve in the coming year. Photo: Canva
11-10-2023 | News

Recent figures: High costs and reduced income to hit UK dairy

In 2022, several global shipping companies have suspended logistics to Russian ports. In addition, The EU's fifth package of sanctions against Russia included a prohibition on Russian-flagged ships entering EU ports after 16 April 2022. Photo: Canva
11-10-2023 | News

Russia urged to tackle dairy logistics issues

Timing of recovery of Chinese dairy demand uncertain
09-10-2023 | News

Timing of recovery of Chinese dairy demand uncertain

"More than 70% of dairy products from Russia are counterfeits. Milk, for example, everything is added to it, nothing is natural. And we consume it all. So, what future awaits us after this? After all, food security should be at the forefront of everything," Talgat Baimurinov, chairman of the agricultural committee at the business union Atameken
06-10-2023 | News

Kazakhstan’s issues with poor milk quality imports

In Ukraine a Kharkiv-based state farm, Kutuzovka, lost half of its 2,000-strong herd due to the shelling and now struggles to get back on its feet. Photo: Canva
29-09-2023 | News

Impact of shelling on dairy operations in Russia-Ukraine

Schrijver says he is very dedicated to improving the Canadian dairy industry. “It means a lot to me to leave a good industry to the next generation of dairy farmers.” Photo: Gert Schrijver
22-09-2023 | Article

Dutch farmer dedicated to improving dairy in Canada

Peter Suter started the company in 1992 with his wife Helen with 13 hectares, 80,000 kilos of milk quota and 15 sows. “We were able to grow through cooperation, good results and successful investments.”
20-09-2023 | Article

Swiss dairy: Youngstock in the meadows and a focus on team work