Published: Dec 09, 2015

Around 300 people came together today to celebrate the official opening of Fonterra Pahiatua’s new high-efficiency plant, now producing milk powder destined for more than 20 markets worldwide.

Published: Dec 08, 2015

Vermont’s congressional delegation is upset with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) over the agency’s recommendations for the allowable level of a certain bacteria in raw milk cheese.

Published: Dec 01, 2015

First Milk has agreed to sell its Glenfield Dairy business to Graham's The Family Dairy.

Published: Nov 17, 2015

FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) on Nov 2, 2015, issued a notice calling for suggestions, views, comments from WTO-TBT Committee Members on the proposed standards for milk and milk products. Members have to respond within a period of 6

Published: Nov 09, 2015

A new study has found that there may be health benefits to consuming whole-fat dairy products.

Published: Nov 06, 2015

In response to stakeholder comments, including those from IDFA, the Food and Drug Administration is staying select parts of its final guidance on Investigational New Drug (IND) applications. The guidance was issued in 2013 to guide clinical research studi

Published: Nov 06, 2015

Next year will be one of change, challenge and opportunity for the dairy industry, according to Connie Tipton, IDFA president and CEO. Dairy Forum, which will be held January 24-27 in Phoenix

Published: Nov 05, 2015

Dairy prices fell for a second successive GlobalDairyTrade auction – and at the quickest session in five years – amid ideas of an easing off in the bargain hunting which revived prices from their August low.

Published: Nov 04, 2015

The Food Standards Agency is today publishing a live map which links to an FSA and local authorities’ database of successful food standards, food hygiene and food safety related prosecutions in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Published: Nov 04, 2015

The corn market was relatively uneventful during the first two months of the 2015-16 marketing year. There were no large supply surprises and known consumption was somewhat lackluster. As a result, corn prices traded in a choppy, but mostly sideways patte

Published: Nov 04, 2015

Even though milk prices are at or just above break-even cost of production levels this fall, global supply-demand conditions will likely improve by next summer.

Published: Oct 22, 2015

The United States Department of Agriculture reported this afternoon that U.S. milk production was up just 0.4% in September, the slowest rate of increase all year. Third quarter production was also up just 0.9% as well.

Published: Oct 22, 2015

A two-month rally in global milk prices ended as prices at GlobalDairyTrade dipped, defying investor expectations.

Published: Oct 21, 2015

Barton Farm (Kentisbury, Barnstaple, Devon EX31 4NQ) has been advised by the FSA to stop selling raw drinking milk after tests carried out by the FSA and the local authority found samples containing levels of micro-organisms that breach food safety regula

Published: Oct 21, 2015

Low milk prices will last well into 2016, food group Danone warned, with demand from Russia and China likely to remain depressed. Danone’s finance chief Cecile Cabanis told investors that market weakness would last longer than the group had “anticipated

Published: Oct 12, 2015

Australia’s food industry will be left behind the rest of the world if it does not embrace innovation, according to a key food industry leader.

Published: Oct 12, 2015

Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain is changing its recipe.

Published: Oct 12, 2015

The A2 Milk Company has completed its NZ$40 million capital raising efforts as the dairy manufacturer plans to expand internationally.

Published: Sep 25, 2015

Although still below highs for the year and well below year-ago levels, prices for benchmark nonfat dry milk have increased about 20% from mid-August lows and in some cases have risen five consecutive weeks, enough to indicate prices may have bottomed aft

Published: Sep 25, 2015

Wheat prices reached a one-month high as global weather concerns mount, but a weak energy market kept a lid on row crop gains. Fears are growing for next season’s Black Sea wheat crop, as key weather models point to hotter and drier weather next week in