Fact Check: Dairy Makes Sense for Safe, Healthy Eating
Dairy products are packed with nutrition coming from nine essential nutrients that are important for health. It is also a good value since milk costs about .25 cents per glass.
Milk analysis required to stall adulterated milk sale, states IndiFoss
IndiFoss Analytical is now keen to see that the Indian diary industry opts for milk analysis to stall the adulterated milk sale in the country. By: Nandita Vijay
Greens Plan Levy on Nitrate Pollution from Dairy Farming
NEW ZEALAND – The Green Party says it will pay more than $136 million for farmers to move to more sustainable practices.
Gigha dairy fails to overturn school milk ban
A dairy owner has accused ministers of ignoring scientific evidence over its ban on schoolchildren drinking whole milk. By: Marc Horne
Positive listeria test closes Southland raw milk business
Raw milk from an Otautau supplier has been recalled following concerns it may contain harmful bacteria. By: BRITTANY PICKETT
Size matters when innovating dairy products
Imagine low-fat cream that’s easier to whip, cold butter that’s more spreadable, and dairy cream powders that can be tailored for a range of products from milk to cheese to yoghurts.
Health service milk supply contract backflip favours local dairy farmers
A Far North Queensland health service has decided to re-tender its milk supply contract, following a backlash over its decision to award the deal to a non-local processor. By: Renee Cluff
Drug-resistant bacteria found in raw milk from North Texas dairy farm
A recall has been issued on raw milk sold by North Texas distributor K-Bar Dairy over worries that some of the products contain a drug-resistant bacteria linked to fever, swelling, fatigue and other symptoms. By: Sabriya Rice
FDA Relaxes Restrictions on UF Milk
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is easing its policy on some domestic milk products. It’s a change the dairy industry has been pushing for 20 years, but trade tension with Canada brought it to the forefront. By: Betsy Jibben
Retailers pressure farmers to reduce antibiotic usage
RETAILERS are placing increasing pressure on the farming industry to cut antibiotic use in animals. By: Louise Hogan