Irish dairy sector receives support from cooperatives
Ornua, Ireland’s largest exporter of dairy products, recorded a corporate turnover of €3.1 billion in 2022. The company’s renowned products, including Kerry Gold and Pilgrim’s...
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NIZO’s Industry Insights: A Perfect Blend of Plant and Dairy for ‘Hybrid’ Foods
As the protein transition gains momentum, the food and dairy industries are presented with new opportunities. While there is a focus on developing vegan alternatives,...
“Implementation of virtual fence technology may enhance the sustainability of meat and dairy production”
Norwegian company Nofence is using GPS technology to create ‘virtual fences’ for livestock, which can keep them in the right place without the need for...
A Peek Inside the Dairy: The Processes Involved in Creating Parmigiano Reggiano Cheese
Discover the secrets behind the ‘king of cheeses’, Parmigiano Reggiano, or Parmesan, as it’s commonly known. This hard, grainy cheese is made from raw milk,...
European Parliament rules against inclusion of plant-based dairy in schools within the EU.
The European Parliament recently voted against allowing plant-based dairy products in EU schools as part of their distribution schemes. The report proposed that the products...
Circana reports that as trans-fat-free claims make a comeback, dairy consumers are still opting for lower-priced options.
According to a recent report by Circana, the white milk subcategory has been declining in volume for some time, despite being the largest dairy subcategory...
Amcor and IMA Ilapak present adaptable and eco-friendly packaging solutions for dairy at interpack 2023.
Two industry leaders, Amcor and IMA Ilapak, are collaborating to showcase their versatile and sustainable packaging solutions for the food industry at Interpack 2023. The...
AHDB advises UK consumers to invest in meat and dairy products.
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) anticipates an increase in sales of red meat and dairy products as street parties and BBQs are being...