Dairy Management Inc. (DMI) has initiated an advertising campaign named 'Dairy Does More' to highlight the diverse benefits of dairy products. Senior Vice President Aris Georgiadis explained that the campaign aims to broaden consumer understanding of dairy's potential beyond traditional uses.

Milk prices in Canada's Maritime provinces have surged by 5.5% since 2024, with some areas experiencing increases up to 31% above the national average. This price hike has significantly impacted food banks and donation drives in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.

Te Pari, based in Oamaru, New Zealand, has launched a new modular AB race to improve safety and efficiency in dairy breeding. The product integrates into existing or new dairy facilities, addressing health and safety requirements.

Australian Dairy Farmers (ADF) has welcomed price support moves by a major supermarket and leading dairy processor to temporarily alleviate the input cost pressures hurting Australian dairy farmers. ADF understands the developments include a retail-linked milk price increase for Woolworths’ own brand milk suppliers and a five cent per litre “farmer support payment” from Lactalis Australia.

Cottage cheese is experiencing a resurgence due to health-conscious consumers and social media influence. The demand for this high-protein product is growing, providing dairy producers with opportunities to innovate and expand using existing infrastructure.

Irish dairy farmers are encouraged to leverage their existing water quality advantage to become European leaders in sustainable dairy farming. Current efforts focus on reducing nitrogen surplus and optimizing soil fertility.

Langage Farm in Devon has partnered with FareShare South West to reduce waste and support local communities. The collaboration helps distribute surplus dairy products to those in need and creates green energy from inedible food waste.

The dairy industry in Zimbabwe reported a 7.5% increase in milk production in the first quarter of the year compared to the same period in 2025. This growth is attributed to favorable government and private sector policies, better pasture management, and improved rainfall conditions.