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German dairy farmers are, like their colleagues in many other countries, confronted by a steady decline in the consumption of their products. Photo: Canva
29-04 | News

2,400 German dairy farmers quit in 2023

Allow ample time to move cows outdoors to spring grazing. Two to three weeks will give time for the rumen microbes to adjust from the housed diet, as well as giving ground conditions more time to improve, especially following wet weather. Photo: Chris McCullough
25-04 | Article

5 top tips to avoid drop in milk quality at turnout

Kirsti Keightley heads up the Prime Dairy investment group and is on target to reach 10,000 cows in Australia by 2027. Photo: Kirsti Keightley
23-04 | News

Australian investment group on target to reach 10,000 cows

Soyuzmoloko expects a rise in dry milk and whey exports to Nigeria. Photo: Canva
23-04 | News

Sanctions further impact Russian dairy exports

Tehran Chamber of Commerce recently reported that dairy consumption plummeted by 30% last year, reaching its lowest level in a decade, as retail prices on the key product jumped by 20% to 40%. Photo: Canva
15-04 | News

Calls for policy changes as Iran’s dairy consumption drops

With the exception of 2022, dairy consumption has been steadily growing in Russia since 2018. Photo: Canva
12-04 | News

Russian milk consumption increases

The CDR is supporting the large-scale introduction of ‘Quark’ in the US, with the belief that this type of cheese could find significant demand. Photo: Canva
10-04 | News

Milk production and consumption in the US

In France last year 5% of dairy farmers stopped with organic milk production and either returned to the production of conventional milk or left dairy altogether. Photo: Canva
01-04 | News

France produces 4.5% less organic milk

Kazakh dairy processing factories lack high-quality raw milk. Out of the entire production volume, only roughly a third is fit for manufacturing premium goods/ Photo: Canva
29-03 | News

Kazakhstan’s dairy sector issues

In 2024, increased demand for cheese and forecast higher gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to drive up imports. Cheese imports will see a 5% increase compared to 2023. Photo: Canva
25-03 | News

Mexico to leverage production of dairy products in 2024