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TN Minister Urges Farmers to Adopt Tech for Value Addition in Dairy
Dec 12, 2025

TN Minister Urges Farmers to Adopt Tech for Value Addition in Dairy

In Coimbatore this week, Tamil Nadu’s Minister for Milk and Dairy Development, Mano Thangaraj, called on dairy farmers to embrace modern technologies to boost productivity and value addition across th...Read More

Listen to the Farm, Not the Farmer—The New Productivity Lens
Dec 12, 2025

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India’s dairy sector, valued at nearly $30 billion, has reached a point where incremental changes will not deliver the next breakthrough. For decades, improvement programs have focused on what farmers...Read More

What’s Driving Change In Beverages, FMCG And Dairy in 2025
Dec 12, 2025

What’s Driving Change In Beverages, FMCG And Dairy in 2025

India’s retail landscape in 2025 was marked by a decisive shift in how consumers choose, consume and connect with brands. From beverages to daily nutrition and even the most essential dairy products,...Read More

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With the release of the BAHS 2025 summary report, I felt compelled to deep dive into its findings and reflect on the real progress and challenges facing India’s dairy sector. Over the last six years,...Read More

India Milk Prices: Cost Shock and Procurement Pressure
Nov 28, 2025

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Milk prices in India face upward pressure as rising feed costs and procurement hikes reshape farm economics. Insight on dairy procurement, feed costs, and market outlook. Official government and coope...Read More

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Why the global milk business needs a structural shake-up
Dec 08, 2025

Why the global milk business needs a structural shake-up

The New Zealand dairy stalwart Fonterra has sold its consumer dairy-brands (milk, butter, cheese) — including “Anchor” and “Mainland Cheese” — to French agribusiness giant Lactalis in late October 202...Read More

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Global food prices ease; FAO dairy index slips — impact looms
Dec 06, 2025

Global food prices ease; FAO dairy index slips — impact looms

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Bel adds more alternative dairy products to portfolio

By DairyNews7x7•Published on December 13, 2022

The Bel Group and Bel Brands USA announced Dec. 8 the launch of two new alternative dairy options: Nurishh animal-free cream cheese spread and The Laughing Cow Plant-Based.

Bel created its Nurishh Incredible Dairy Animal Free Cream Cheese Spread Alternative in collaboration with Perfect Day, Berkeley, Calif., which developed a precision-fermented protein for use in animal-free dairy products.

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Nurishh is Bel’s first alternative dairy brand. Its new animal-free cream cheese contains real dairy proteins and is made without using any cows. The lactose-free product will be available beginning Jan. 1, 2023, when it debuts with three flavors: Original, Strawberry and Chive & Onion. Nurishh cream cheeses will be available at Kroger stores throughout the United States for $4.99.

“At Bel, we are determined to conquer new territories, to create the innovations that will shape the food of tomorrow for the benefit of our consumers,” said Cécile Béliot, chief executive officer of the Bel Group. “This is our role and our responsibility as a major player in the food industry. I am personally convinced that to meet the triple challenge of more sustainable, healthy and accessible food for all, innovation and bringing together talents are key. This partnership with Perfect Day is the perfect embodiment of our co-innovation approach: the meeting of Perfect Day’s unique technology and Bel’s historic and pioneering know-how.”

The Laughing Cow Plant-Based cheeses are certified vegan and were developed to duplicate the “spreadability” associated with the brand’s original dairy-based product. Bel shared that the plant-based versions will soon arrive at select US retailers in both Original and Garlic & Herb flavors for $5.49.

The company previously launched Babybel Plant-Based and Boursin Dairy-Free as dairy alternative cheeses. Per Bel, it works closely with consumers to develop alternatives that live up to “cheese lovers’ expectations” in terms of taste, texture and richness.

“At Bel Brands USA, we’re proud to offer a wide array of products for cheese lovers everywhere regardless of their dietary and lifestyle preferences,” said Shannon Maher, chief marketing officer. “Building on the success and consumer excitement from Babybel Plant-Based and Boursin Dairy-Free, we’re thrilled to unveil new innovations from both our most well-known brand with the launch of The Laughing Cow Plant-Based as well as leveraging new technology through a partnership with Perfect Day to launch our breakthrough animal-free offering with Nurishh Incredible Dairy. When it comes to all of our offerings, fans don’t have to compromise on taste, flavor or enjoyment.”

Perfect Day CEO and co-founder Ryan Pandya said Bel’s launch of Nurishh animal-free cream cheese will help introduce more consumers to Perfect Day’s innovation.

“Consumers around the country will now be able to try kinder, greener animal-free cream cheese and make a delicious choice for the future of our planet,” Mr. Pandya said.

As Bel ramps up its production of alternative dairy cheeses, it is partnering not only with Perfect Day, but also Paris-based Standing Ovation and biotech firm Superbrewed Food, New Castle, Del.

Bel Brands USA’s plant-based acceleration director, Florian Decaux, said the company is leveraging new and evolving technologies to make products that meet consumers’ needs.

“By expanding our portfolio and entering strategic partnerships, we are able to act on and embrace key insights, live responsibly, and provide delicious food that enables people to lead a good life,” Mr. Decaux said.

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