Alcohol made from cheese waste could help fix dairy’s whey problem.
Producing one pound of hard cheese creates nine pounds of whey — the liquid byproduct that’s left when milk is curdled and strained — and while large-scale cheesemakers often turn
New Zealand dairy exporters optimistic about China market potentials as RCEP came into effect
New Zealand Trade and Export Growth Minister Damien O'Connor estimated that RCEP enforcement plus the upcoming entry into force of an upgraded free trade agreement between the two countries would
Sri Lanka: Food and Forex crisis
Sri Lanka, an island off the southern tip of India, is in the midst of one of the worst financial crises to hit the country since it became independent in
India-UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement: Dairy goods kept out of FTA
The details of the India-UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) show New Delhi, which taxes bovine meat and chicken imports at 30%, will trim the duty to 27% in the
Philippines bats for higher milk production
The Philippines is aiming to increase its milk production amid the growing demand for the commodity. During the Philippine Carabao Center's (PCC) 29th anniversary, Agriculture Secretary William Dar challenged the
Dodla Dairy buys Sri Krishna Milks for Rs 50 crore; shares soothing after jumping nearly 16% post acquisition
Shares of Dodla Dairy Ltd on Monday 21st March surged nearly 16% after the company acquired Sri Krishna Milks Pvt Ltd for Rs 50 crore (USD 6.56 million). The stock
Dairy Sector – Kenya
Kenya's dairy sector is estimated at 14% of Kenya's agricultural GDP. Milk is primarily produced by smallholder dairy farmers who account for 56% of total output. It is estimated that the
Fonterra pulls out of Russia
Dairy processor Fonterra has become the latest company to end exports to Russia, following the country’s invasion of Ukraine. The New Zealand based company announced on March 21 it was
Milk prices increase second time in months on drought
The worst drought in decades is gripping eastern Africa -parching landscapes, killing livestock and creating a humanitarian crisis. Three consecutive rainy seasons have failed to arrive in eastern Kenya. According
Pain point of the South African dairy
It's unfair to expect the local dairy sector to compete against products from the EU, the UK and Eastern Europe that cost far less because of government subsidies. Faced with cheap,
