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Retail & Innovation: Who Will Decide the Future of Alternative Proteins?
World 07.04.2026

Retail & Innovation: Who Will Decide the Future of Alternative Proteins?

Geopolitical Tensions Over Feta Cheese Affect Global Dairy Trade
Australia 07.04.2026

Geopolitical Tensions Over Feta Cheese Affect Global Dairy Trade

European Dairy Markets Experience Price Correction Amid Supply Surge
Denmark 07.04.2026

European Dairy Markets Experience Price Correction Amid Supply Surge

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European Dairy Markets Experience Price Correction Amid Supply Surge

07.04.2026
European Dairy Markets Experience Price Correction Amid Supply Surge
The European dairy market is witnessing a significant price correction as butter prices fall to €4,000 per tonne. This shift comes amid high production levels in Europe and the US, affecting market dynamics. Key dairy cooperatives in Europe are adopting varied strategies in response to these changes.
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Fuel crisis sparks produce price spiking alarm as big chains work to absorb pain
Ukraine 07.04.2026
Fuel crisis sparks produce price spiking alarm as big chains work to absorb pain

Fuel crisis sparks produce price spiking alarm as big chains work to absorb pain
Australia’s biggest independent supermarket chain is warning of looming price spikes for fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and milk as retailers face being forced to pass on rising costs of the fuel crisis.
Fonterra Finalizes Sale of Australian Operations to Lactalis for A$3.2 Billion
Australia 07.04.2026
Fonterra Finalizes Sale of Australian Operations to Lactalis for A$3.2 Billion

Fonterra Finalizes Sale of Australian Operations to Lactalis for A$3.2 Billion
Fonterra has completed the sale of its Australian assets to Lactalis in a deal valued at A$3.2 billion. This transaction marks Fonterra's exit from the Australian market, transferring its Oceania operations to the French dairy giant.
Shipping charges to hit farmers
Australia 07.04.2026
Shipping charges to hit farmers

Shipping charges to hit farmers
Shipping companies are being hit with "unregulated" surcharges of up to $4000 per container as the Middle East conflict continues.
Virginia Grant Boosts Maola's Milk Production for Schools
United States 07.04.2026
Virginia Grant Boosts Maola's Milk Production for Schools

Virginia Grant Boosts Maola's Milk Production for Schools
A grant from Virginia is aiding Maola in expanding its dairy facility in Newport News. This expansion is aimed at increasing the milk supply for local schools.
Genomic Advances Elevate New Zealand Dairy Herd Genetics
New Zealand 07.04.2026
Genomic Advances Elevate New Zealand Dairy Herd Genetics

Genomic Advances Elevate New Zealand Dairy Herd Genetics
New Zealand dairy farmers are utilizing genomic sires to improve herd genetics and enhance future milk production. This approach is expected to optimize the Breeding Worth index across the industry.
Demand Disruption Hits India's Dairy Sector Amid Middle East Conflict
India 07.04.2026
Demand Disruption Hits India's Dairy Sector Amid Middle East Conflict

Demand Disruption Hits India's Dairy Sector Amid Middle East Conflict
Sterling Agro Industries Ltd. has experienced a halt in bulk sales of dairy products over the past 20 days. The ongoing Middle East conflict and LPG shortages have significantly impacted demand from institutional buyers in India.
Russian Farmers Request Abolition of Dairy Product Labeling Due to Rising Costs
Russia 07.04.2026
Russian Farmers Request Abolition of Dairy Product Labeling Due to Rising Costs

Russian Farmers Request Abolition of Dairy Product Labeling Due to Rising Costs
Russian farmers have appealed to the Ministry of Industry and Trade to reconsider or abolish the mandatory labeling of dairy products, citing a sharp increase in costs, farm closures, and some producers moving to the 'grey zone.'
Milk Production Rises, Productivity Falls: What's Happening in Kazakhstan's Livestock Industry
Kazakhstan 07.04.2026
Milk Production Rises, Productivity Falls: What's Happening in Kazakhstan's Livestock Industry

Milk Production Rises, Productivity Falls: What's Happening in Kazakhstan's Livestock Industry
By the end of 2025, Kazakhstan recorded an increase in livestock production, with Almaty, Turkestan, and Akmola regions leading in livestock and poultry slaughter volumes.
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