All Dairy articles – Page 110
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NewsDairy Crest Direct say new DPO status strengthens dairy industry
Under the new DPO rules, the body will – from July – be permitted to collectively represent its members on milk price and contract terms
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NewsArla says market trends to blame for farmgate milk price cut
Arla Foods is reducing its global farmgate milk price by 1 eurocent per kg from Monday.
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NewsMilk price fears triggered by 2015 spring flush
The UK churned out its highest milk production for a decade last year, resulting in plummeting prices and expectations
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NewsDairy Crest innovation centre on track
Company says new facility, located on the agrifood university’s campus in Shropshire, will give it increased access to food and farming research
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NewsMini Babybel returns to TV with 'Super Cheese' campaign
Mini Babybel returns to TV next week with an ad campaign centring on a ‘Super Cheese’ character…
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NewsMüller UK & Ireland launches into British retail butter market
Made from 100% British cream sourced from Red Tractor farms, both the salted and unsalted variants are certified kosher, and the unsalted variant is also halal approved
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NewsEC rejects dairy country-of-origin labelling proposals
The Commission spokeswoman said the report would now be reviewed by the European Parliament and European Council
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NewsAdams to stick with Lake District Cheddar
Lake District Cheddar lost its listings in Asda, Sainsbury’s, Waitrose and Tesco last year
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NewsArla launches own-brand low fat and reduced sugar yoghurts
A spokeswoman for Arla said the range had been launched to “fill a gap in the market for an everyday healthy yogurt for the family”
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NewsYoplait gives Petits Filous yoghurts resealable pouches
Yoplait’s Petits Filous is going head to head with the likes of Ella’s Kitchen and The Collective Suckies…
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NewsFSA wins cases against two farmers over regulations
A dairy farmer who didn’t register his raw milk operations and a turkey farmer with a poorly run abbatoir fall foul of FSA inspections
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NewsCity snapshot: Glanbia hit by falling dairy prices
Irish food group Glanbia has seen a 3.6% constant currency revenue fall in the three months to 4 April, Hilton Food Group in line with expectations and the FTSE opens lower.
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Analysis and FeaturesHow First Milk plans to get itself out of a tight corner
There’s no doubt First Milk is in need of a turnaround, and it was always clear a new CEO would mean significant changes for the business
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NewsFirst Milk announces job losses and restructuring
The turnaround plan for the business that will see it axe almost half its head office staff and introduce seven separate farmgate milk price formulas
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NewsFirst Milk's CNP launches high-protein milk shake
First Milk-owned sports nutrition brand CNP has expanded its range with a high-protein ready-to-drink shake…
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NewsLicktators launches Magic Whip ice cream for return of Blur
The collaboration came about when the band’s record label, Parlophone, approached Licktators founder Matt O’Connor after reading in the press about the brand’s headline-grabbing creations
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NewsCathedral City adds new Minis and a 550g extra mature pack
The extra mature pack size joins the brand’s recently launched mature, mature lighter and mild 550g variants, and is on sale now in Asda stores
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Comment and OpinionDairy industry shows unity in face of organic milk attacks
Attacks on milk and its nutritional properties are on the rise, and responding to negative headlines (while vital) may not be enough
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NewsOrganic milk warnings are 'scaremongering', says Soil Association
Researchers from Reading’s Food Production and Quality division had warned the low levels of iodine in organic milk could have “serious” implications for public health
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NewsFirst milk naturally enriched with more selenium hits indies
A dairy supplier has launched what it claims is Europe’s first milk to be ‘naturally enriched’ with selenium…