U.S. Butter Loses Global Edge as Prices Slide
America’s butter price disadvantage cuts export competitiveness despite booming output and export volumes. In 2025 the United States saw its butter become the lowest-priced among major global dairy exporters, a dynamic that has eroded U.S. competitiveness in the international butter market even as volume rises. With export demand strong yet prices comparatively weaker than European and…
Global Dairy Dynamics: Innovation, Sustainability & Inclusion
The International Dairy Processing Conference (IDPC) 2026, organised by the Trade Promotion Council of India (TPCI) at Yashobhoomi Convention Centre, Dwarka, New Delhi on 7 January 2026, will serve as a landmark forum uniting global dairy leaders to shape the future of dairy processing, trade and sustainability. The event brings together policymakers, industry pioneers, researchers…
Global Dairy Summit 2025: Sustainability & Innovation Insights
The 2025 IDF World Dairy Summit, held in Santiago, Chile, brought together global dairy leaders to discuss the future of the industry, with a strong focus on sustainability, innovation, and collaboration. The summit emphasized the pressing need for dairy sectors worldwide to adopt environmentally responsible practices, improve efficiency, and leverage technological advancements to meet growing…
Yili Leads Global Dairy Innovation & Sustainability Drive
Yili Group, China’s leading dairy firm, is ramping up efforts in both product innovation and environmental sustainability, according to an interview published by FoodBev Media. The company recently secured multiple nominations and wins at the International Dairy Federation (IDF) Dairy Innovation Awards at the 2025 World Dairy Summit, underlining its global ambitions. Key innovations include:…
Global butter prices drop due to milk oversupply
Butter prices have dropped worldwide due to an oversupply of milk hitting all major producing regions, Vesper reported. To date, US butter production has grown 5.44% year-on-year in 2025, building on solid growth in 2023 and 2024, according to the 24 September report. In New Zealand, the milk season started with a 2.46% year-on-year surplus, and European…
India’s Dairy Sector Now Accounts for 13% of Global Cow Milk Output
India’s dairy sector, a bedrock of rural prosperity, now accounts for a staggering 13% share of global cattle milk output (f24% of total milk output). For industry professionals, this isn’t just a milestone—it’s a signal that India is gearing up to transform from a domestic leader into a serious global dairy export contender. The dairy…
Global Milk Surge Pressures Dairy Market Stability
A sharp increase in milk production across the European Union, United States, and New Zealand is exerting significant downward pressure on commodity dairy prices. With supply now outpacing demand—amid weakening domestic consumption and slow export growth—market fundamentals are shifting toward bearish sentiment. The EU faces easing supply constraints but afternoon droughts threaten feed stocks. In…
Global Dairy Intelligence Connects East and West
India’s DairyNews7X7.com Joins Forces with Argentina’s eDairyNews.com New Delhi, India / Córdoba, Argentina – DairyNews7X7.com, India’s premier dairy‑sector news platform founded by Kuldeep Sharma (aka Dairyguru), today announces a strategic global partnership with eDairyNews.com, Argentina’s leading international dairy news portal operated by Dairy Corp, directed by Alejandro Maurino. About DairyNews7X7.com (India / Asia) Founded in 2020…
Global Dairy Consumption Set to Soar-AHDB
According to the OECD/FAO Agricultural Outlook (2023–2033), global demand for dairy—especially fresh milk—will grow by approximately 11% per capita over the next decade . This growth is driven predominantly by rising incomes and population in developing regions, with Asia (notably India and Pakistan), the Middle East, and Africa leading the charge. Fresh dairy consumption in…
Which countries pay the least and most for milk?
Is your milk habit now a drain on your grocery budget? The staple has become a whole lot more expensive in numerous countries over the past few years. A slew of factors is behind the surge in prices. General inflation has driven up the cost of everything, while increased production expenses, including rising feed, energy…