Mozzarella & Listeria: A Hidden Food Safety Risk

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Food safety in dairy is often taken for granted, especially when it comes to value-added products like mozzarella cheese. Yet, a recent systematic review and meta-analysis published in the Journal of Dairy Science has raised important red flags. The study examined global data on the prevalence of Listeria monocytogenes in mozzarella cheese and found that…

India’s Dairy Moment: ₹825 Crore Boost in Haryana

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Union Home & Cooperation Minister Amit Shah is set to inaugurate India’s largest dairy facility — the ₹325 crore Sabar Dairy Plant in Rohtak — part of a broader ₹825 crore development push across Haryana. With state-of-the-art machinery, the plant will process 150 tonnes of curd, 10 lakh litres of yoghurt, 3 lakh litres of…

NZ Dairy War: Fonterra’s Milk Share Slipping Despite Profit Surge

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Despite a record payout and $1.1B profit, the co-op’s share of the New Zealand milk pool is shrinking as independent processors intensify competition. Despite reporting a massive profit after tax of $1.1 billion and a record $10.16/kgMS milk price for the last season, Fonterra Co-operative Group is struggling to defend its dominant market position. The dairy giant confirmed it netted a higher volume…

Why India Must Turn to Dairy as a Nutrition Anchor

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India’s recent Nature Medicine publication (ICMR‑INDIAB survey) shines a powerful light on what has long been suspected: our diets are dangerously imbalanced. Among 18,090 adults studied, 62% of daily calories came from carbohydrates, while protein made up just 12% and fats 25%. Critically, replacing just 5% of carb calories with protein from dairy, legumes, egg…

Rs 1.02 Lakh Cr Food Push: Feeding India’s Sin Industry

“Why celebrating ₹1.02 lakh crore in food processing investments, announced at the recently concluded World Food India in New Delhi by PM Modi and senior policymakers, may be premature.” The World Food India summit 2025 was hailed as a landmark event for India’s food processing sector. Prime Minister Narendra Modi proudly announced investment commitments worth…

U.S. dairy braces for market shifts from new FMMO rules

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The U.S. dairy industry is preparing for significant structural changes as proposed revisions to the Federal Milk Marketing Order (FMMO) system are likely to reshape pricing, pooling, and regional milk flows. Under the new rules, market classification, component pricing and incentive structures may be tweaked to better align with current dairy consumption and processing realities….

Hydrolyzed A1A2 Milk Matches A2 in Stomach Comfort

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A recent Finnish study investigated the effects of A2 milk, marketed as a gut-friendly alternative, and protein-hydrolyzed lactose-free milk on gastrointestinal symptoms and inflammation levels. The study found that protein-hydrolyzed lactose-free milk was as tolerated as A2 milk by lactose-tolerant individuals and better tolerated by lactose-intolerant individuals. The best-known cause of milk-induced gastrointestinal symptoms is…

Banas Dairy begins buying gau mutra at ₹5 per litre

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Banas Dairy has initiated a novel procurement scheme by purchasing cow urine (gau mutra) from its farmers at a rate of ₹5 per litre. This step marks a progression from traditional milk and manure procurement toward fully integrating by-products into the cooperative’s value chain. The move encourages farmers to collect and supply cow urine instead…

Danone’s procurement battles methane in African dairy

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Danone has placed sustainable procurement at the heart of its climate strategy in African dairy supply chains, aiming to drastically cut methane emissions. Fresh milk, which contributes nearly 70% of the company’s dairy emissions, is the focal point. To achieve its goal of a 30% reduction in methane emissions by 2030 (from a 2020 baseline),…

India’s dairy: leaps in output, cooperatives & women empowerment

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The latest PIB release highlights India’s remarkable strides in dairying: over the past decade, milk production surged by 63.56% (from 146.30 to 239.30 million tonnes), while per capita availability rose 48% to 471 g/day — well above the global average. India continues to hold the top global rank in milk output and contributes nearly a…