Tetra Pak: Dairy Lines Can Cut Emissions 49%
A new analysis by Tetra Pak, highlighted by Asia Food Journal, reveals that modernising existing dairy processing lines can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 49%, offering a significant decarbo...Read More
Rising Milk Prices Signal Weak Dairy Market
The global dairy market is showing signs of imbalance as rising milk prices coincide with weakening commodity trends, according to recent insights from DCA Market Intelligence. In April, cracks are e...Read More
Manure Digesters: Climate Fix or Risk?
Manure digesters are increasingly promoted as a solution to cut greenhouse gas emissions from dairy farming, but a recent analysis highlighted by New Scientist suggests their real-world impact is more...Read More
GDT 401 Sees Price Dip Amid Demand Caution
The latest Global Dairy Trade (GDT) Event 401 held on April 7, 2026, signalled a pause in the recent rally, with the overall GDT Price Index declining by an estimated –1.5% to –2.0%, bringing the aver...Read More
Plant-Based Shift Cuts Food Emissions 35%
A new randomized clinical trial highlighted by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine reveals that replacing meat and dairy with a low-fat vegan diet—including soybeans—can reduce diet-rela...Read More
Iran Conflict Squeezes Global Dairy Margins
The ongoing Iran conflict is creating ripple effects across the global dairy sector, with rising fuel, fertiliser, and logistics costs significantly increasing production expenses and squeezing alread...Read More
‘Dairy Green’ Targets India’s Fodder Gap
Crystal Crop Protection Ltd has launched ‘Dairy Green’, a hybrid fodder seed, aimed at improving milk productivity and reducing feed costs for India’s dairy farmers ahead of the kharif season, address...Read More
NZ First opposes India FTA over dairy concerns
New Zealand’s political party New Zealand First has strongly opposed the proposed India–New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA), citing major concerns over dairy access and immigration concessions. Par...Read More
Fonterra clarifies stance amid labeling concerns
New Zealand-based dairy giant Fonterra has issued a formal statement acknowledging that its “100% New Zealand grass-fed” claim on Anchor butter packaging may have misled some consumers, following a le...Read More
Non-thermal pasteurization market to hit $5.7B
The global non-thermal pasteurization market is witnessing rapid growth, projected to rise from USD 2.3 billion in 2023 to USD 5.7 billion by 2028, expanding at a strong CAGR of 20%, driven by increas...Read More
FAO Global Dairy Prices Rebound After Prolonged Decline
The FAO Dairy Price Index averaged 120.9 points in March, registering a modest increase of 1.5 points (1.2%)—marking the first upward movement since July 2025. However, despite this recovery, the inde...Read More
Methane leaks threaten dairy digester gains
A new study highlights that while methane digesters on dairy farms are largely effective, rare but massive leaks can erase much of their climate benefit, raising concerns about long-term sustainabilit...Read More