Milk & Dairy News Today

In March, the Global Dairy Trade market experienced a setback, but it has since regained its momentum. In the most recent auction, whole milk powder saw a 2.4% increase and cheddar rose by 6%, leading to a 1.8% rise in the GDT index.

Bangladesh sees a 'White Revolution' in milk production, with significant growth due to improved cattle rearing practices. The development bodes well for India, promising secure cross-border dairy trade prospects.

EU milk collections balance as producers adjust to market changes and increased demand. This shift could impact India's dairy industry, reflecting on prices and local consumer behaviour.

Severe heat in Kerala is causing an unprecedented crisis for dairy farmers. High temperatures are negatively impacting milk production and causing health issues for livestock, severely affecting the local dairy industry.

Kerala dairy farmers welcome a novel heat-index-based insurance scheme for livestock, promising protection against heat-related risks and diseases. It aims to aid the farmers by ensuring their stable income despite climate disasters.

Despite federal health warnings urging consumers to avoid unpasteurized milk due to a bird flu outbreak U.S. sellers of raw milk seem unaffected.

Heat wave escalates Aavin's packed buttermilk sales by 30% in Tamil Nadu, indicating a surge in consumer preference for refreshing beverages amid high temperatures.

India's beverage and dairy industry aims for a 25% growth this summer, with cola companies bullish on recovery. This expectation comes from increases in home consumption and easing COVID-19 restrictions.

Aavin faces challenges maintaining standard milk procurement level due to increasing feeds costs, drop in milk production and dipping cattle population, impacting supply across Tamil Nadu, particularly in villages.

Purabi Dairy sees a 28% growth with a turnover of Rs 262 crores in FY 23-24, owing to strategic planning, quality enhancement, and cooperative assistance in the dairy sector.