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Rabobank expects another favourable season for Australian dairy farmers in 2023-2024. Photo: Canva
02-06-2023 | News

Australian dairy set for a favourable season ahead

The dairy industry association explained that the reason for this step was a delay in the government's decision on the new prices. Photo: Canva
31-05-2023 | News

Iranian dairy price rise without gov. agreement

In 2022, Ukraine enjoyed a strong rise in dairy export to the European Union, with supplies totalling $102 million. Photo: Canva
26-05-2023 | News

Zooming in to Ukraine’s dairy industry

Kyrgyz dairy companies interviewed by the Russian publication Dairy News claimed that the Russian authorities use the veterinary claims as an excuse to protect their domestic market. Photo: Canva
23-05-2023 | News

Russia bans Kyrgyzstan dairy products

Currently, the average milk price in Russia stands at 32-33 roubles (USD 0.41 – 0.42) per kg, noticeably lower than at the beginning of the year. Photo: Hans Prinsen
19-05-2023 | News

Falling raw milk prices in Russia

Ed Wright, head of sustainability at Dale Farm: “We want to lead the dairy sector on sustainability. We constantly assess our processes to see where we can improve, and step by step we are improving packaging sustainability across our product range." Photo: Dale Farm
11-05-2023 | News

Switching to clear milk caps to increase sustainability

The Clandeboye herd has enjoyed success around local shows winning with both Jersey and Holstein cows. Photo: Chris McCullough
09-05-2023 | Article

How a Northern Ireland dairy farm became more sustainable

There are over 316,000 dairy cows in Northern Ireland on around 2,700 dairy farms producing over 2.5 billion litres of milk per year. Photo: Canva
08-05-2023 | News

Over £55 million in new sales for Northern Ireland dairy

Polish milk producers and processors must now rely more than ever on exports of dairy products. Photo: Canva
05-05-2023 | News

Polish farmers call to drop embargo on Ukrainian dairy

Western European countries like the Netherlands and Germany already produce less milk. Due to this, extensive production (lower quantities) is preferred, as dairy herds are expected to decline even further and lead to a decrease in EU milk production of 0.2% per year by 2032. Photo: Canva
04-05-2023 | News

Challenges in the western dairy industry