Dairy
Fonterra and Greenpeace have resolved a dispute over labelling on Anchor butter sold in New Zealand supermarkets over an 18-month period.
Delayed spring calving because of various outbreaks of bluetongue in the EU combined with “good economics” added to milk flows in late 2025.
Agri-Business
The butter market continues to weaken despite the seasonal period which would typically provide support, according to DCA Market Intelligence
Fonterra has announced a $75 million investment to expand butter production at its Clandeboye site in South Canterbury, New Zealand.
Stats NZ are reporting that prices in the country for dairy products such as butter have increased by up to 46% in 12 months
Two renowned Welsh companies have recently collaborated to create a premium range of salted butter using only British ingredients
British dairy production is forecast to grow by 1.1% in 2025, according to the latest report from...
In an article reviewing the best butters available in the US, The New York Times has ranked...
U.S. start-up, Savor, has received financial support from Bill Gates for paving the way for the...
Tesco has announced a drop in the price of its own-brand bread and butter products across its...
Sainsbury's has lowered the prices of its own-brand bread and butter products as "commodity prices starting to fall for wheat and butter".
The latest Global Dairy Trade (GDT) event has concluded with the GDT price index up 0.6%. The...
Dale Farm remains committed to paying a leading milk price to its farmer-suppliers in both Northern Ireland and Great Britain
The gap between EU and Oceania butter prices has widened to its biggest in more than a decade, according to analysis by AHDB.
Opinion
The fact that milk-based drinks have been granted an exemption from the Sugar Tax is a fantastic news story for the UK dairy industry.
The recent confirmation that Kenya has accredited a number of British seed potato varieties is good news for the sector
Dairy prices have been rising steadily over the past couple of years, increasing the value of retail sales.
N.Ireland
Increased commodity prices means calls for a base milk price increase, for Mays milk supplies, according to UFU Dairy Chairman William Irvine
