China to recall Shaanxi baby milk powders
China’s food safety watchdog has asked three milk producers in Shaanxi province to recall infant formula powder, Chinese state media report.
No dairy exports to Russia, for now
Stringent new conditions make it impossible for Indian dairy co-operatives to export
Capitalising on China food boom
Australian farmers and agribusinesses need to make a mind switch if they want to capitalise on the China food boom.
China imports more dairy than any other food item
Dairy is China’s largest imported food item and has an estimated value of $9.54 billion, according to a report by the Chinese Ministry that regulates Food Imports (the AQSIQ).
Global milk production registering strong
Milk production in the United States is expected to increase by 2.9 percent this year, registering a second year of strong growth. Total output is expected to climb to 93.3 million tons, according to the recently published biannual report on Global Food Markets by the Food and Agricultural Organisation of the United Nations.
Glanbia Needs To Be On Your Radar
Glanbia is an Irish food manufacturer that derives over half of its sales in the United States.
'Made in Australia' foods versus 'Made in China', research shows who buys what
Shoppers who are unconcerned about whether food is fattening, genetically modified or additive-free are more likely to buy foods originating from China, new research shows.
The Dairy Industry’s Drug Residue Dilemma
You could almost hear an audible sigh of relief last week when the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released its long anticipated—and feared—drug residue study.
Arla decides not to bid for Egyptian dairy
After a thorough investigation into Arab Dairy Product Company, Arla has decided not to place a final offer. Alternative options to enter the Egyptian market are now being explored.
Danone says long wait 'injustice'
Danone Asia Pacific Holdings, the local unit of the French food company, argued in the Court of Appeal it was an injustice for it to have to wait potentially until 2018 for legal action against Fonterra regarding last year’s dairy contamination scare, should planned arbitration fail to resolve its issues.