Sustainable September
Space tech explores a new dimension in methane mitigation
Time2Graze uses satellites to optimize pasture-based grazing in a world-first initiative
Sustainability
Sustainable September
Can India’s smallholders unlock dairy’s green future?
Dairy’s climate progress hinges on productivity gains in markets like India: but the country’s milk production is one of the most carbon-intensive
Sustainable September
From cartons to cars: Finding new avenues for used packaging
Fiat now incorporates recycled materials from used cartons into its vehicles. How much potential do cross-industry collaborations like this have?
Global guidance on meat and dairy consumption in the works
What’s the optimal intake of animal-source foods?
Sustainable September
Private forests are at higher risk of severe wildfires: What this means for carbon storage
Industrial forests are more more vulnerable to high-severity fires, which may have implications for carbon permanence
Up the food chain
Bel’s venture chief Caroline Sorlin on getting precision fermentation right
Bel Group plans on succeeding in animal-free dairy where others have failed. For chief venture officer Caroline Sorlin, who leads on Bel’s food-tech partnerships, timing is key
Australia broadacre and dairy farms saddled with more debt amid profitability woes
Lending rose 6% among Australian farms, with broadacre and dairy accounting for more than half of debt value amid ongoing economic strife.
Sustainable September
Sustainability isn’t going away: and neither is cattle farming
Regulatory priorities may be shifting but climate risks, investor trust and consumer demand make industry action non-negotiable
Organic milk is thriving but opportunities still await
There are white spaces across categories and formats plus major M&A potential, says RaboResearch
Radical methane tech tackles dairy’s farm emissions
Proven to destroy up to 90% of dilute methane, Ambient Carbon’s tech could supercharge dairy companies’ climate goals, slash scope 3 emissions
Cell-based dairy moves closer to market with Opalia-Hoogwegt tie-up
Start-up Opalia is on a mission to prove its cell-cultured milk can be used to make an entire range of dairy products: from cheese to ice cream
Organic fertilizer: Windfall Bio achieves OMRI certification for flagship product
Methane-eating microbes (MEMs) are converting climate-harming gas into beneficial fertilizer
From regenerative to organic: How eco-friendly claims fuel growth
Natural food and drink products with sustainable label claims are flying off the shelves in the US: here’s why
Ajinomoto’s protein ice cream blends nutrition and indulgence
Ajinomoto has partnered Solein to create protein-enriched ice cream targeting consumers that value nutrition, health and sustainability in their indulgences
Will smarter feed strategies slash emissions in UK dairy sector?
Data transparency is reportedly key to help UK dairy farmers unlock one of the most overlooked opportunities to reduce carbon emissions - the cow’s daily ration
‘Multi-speed’ slowdown: Hot, dry conditions drag down Australia’s biggest ag operations
Australia’s hot and dry weather has led to a productivity slump among its biggest crop and livestock operations, with the west of the nation hit by significant 38% decline.
Rising temperatures threaten global milk supply
Even milk is vulnerable to rising temperatures
AI-powered tech turns industrial waste into clean energy - without costing the earth
Wase’s microbe-driven tech is an evolution on traditional ADs that benefits anyone from dairies to distilleries
Hybrid milk hits the shelves – but will it fly with consumers?
One of Europe’s largest supermarkets is selling hybrid milk alongside traditional dairy at price parity – but will consumers bite? We learn more from PlanetDairy CEO Jakob Skovgaard
Methane emissions don’t need to hit net zero to avert climate crisis
But governments and livestock industry must not swap GWP 100 for GWP* to model the impact of methane - here’s why
Targeting the wrong crowd: How retailers miss out on sustainable food and beverage sales
US retailers are underserving high-potential markets for sustainable products by stocking more eco-friendly options in areas dominated by liberal, affluent shoppers, study finds
Savencia, Agropur and more join methane mitigation initiative
Two of the world’s richest dairy players have pledged to track and disclose their methane emissions - but how are others faring?
How to get started with methane mitigation
Methane from ruminants is the main greenhouse gas emitted from agriculture, but tackling it at source is complicated. How can businesses get started?
What Gen Z really think of farmers and nature
From ‘smelly’ to ‘boring’, how do youngsters perceive the countryside and the role of farmers? A new poll has the answers . . .
Amazon-backed feed additive can boost milk, meat production while cutting methane
Hoofprint Biome’s solution naturally optimizes the rumen microbiome to produce less methane
No rain: Calls to action launched as UK farmers told to assess forage needs
Britain is experiencing the driest spring on record, meaning that now is the time to prepare for poor grass yield
Methane emissions: Food firms’ disclosures ‘omit critical context’
Big business should spell out how it’s tackling methane emissions to influence industry discourse, a non-profit says
Nestlé sees opportunities in climate change
Nestlé is bracing for the impact of global warming - but is also eyeing opportunities for its global brands
Why it’s time for producers to dig into regenerative agriculture
Regenerative agriculture is more than a trend: it’s a fundamental rethink of how we grow, source and sell food. As pressure mounts to deliver food that does more than just taste good, food producers have a pivotal role to play
Nestlé comes clean on methane emissions
But unlike Danone, the Swiss food major stopped short of adopting a methane-specific GHG reduction target
Ceres uncovers top firms at risk from methane emissions - and how they can take action
‘Climate risk presents material financial risks to companies and their investors’
UC Davis study finds substantial methane reduction with Rumin8 additive
Paper adds to growing body of research on synthetic methane inhibitors
Where Mars and Nestlé‘s backing leaves Fonterra’s sustainability model
Two of its major customers have backed the New Zealand co-op’s continued GHG emissions reduction efforts with fresh funding – but a long road lies ahead
Arla responds to damning report on its climate action
The co-op has cast doubt on the legitimacy of the Changing Markets Foundation report, which exposes its lack of climate action
Brussels green reporting overhaul slammed as corporate deregulation
Omnibus plan framed as a response to energy costs, instability, and shifting sustainability policies.
Shining a light on sustainability: UV-treated grass seeds may curb methane in livestock
BioLumic has seen major improvements in plant traits using UV technology
Gen AI supercharges research into safe methane inhibitors for cattle
The discovery paves the way for creating potent enteric methane inhibitors that are safer than bromoform
Ethical, organic, regenerative: What does it all mean for sustainability?
How do sustainable dairy farming systems match-up and what does the future hold for sustainably-produced dairy? We spoke to First Milk, The Ethical Dairy, and the Sustainable Food Trust to find out more
How to avoid ‘carbon tunnel vision’ in your sustainability strategy
From improving soil health to managing slurry storage, what are some of the key strategies that can drive emissions reductions on farm?
dsm-firmenich brings dairy-focused enhancements to Sustell
The farm-to-fork life cycle analysis platform now offers dairy producers options to model the effects of different sustainability interventions
Indigo Ag and Truterra reveal tie-up to tackle industry ‘pain points’
Indigo Ag and Truterra’s new strategic collaboration is aimed at simplifying, expanding and accelerating the adoption of ag sustainability solutions.
COP29 told global climate funds failing grassroots farmers
The two largest global climate funds are failing to channel vital financing to grassroots farmer organizations, where it could have the greatest impact, reads a new study.
Key strategies for sustainable animal farming in the UK
The UK animal feed industry is increasingly focused on supporting sustainable livestock production
Arla, Muller team up to tackle on-farm emissions
Two of the largest dairy processors in Britain will unite in a sustainability partnership led by grocer Tesco.
Food companies' regenerative ag strategies 'lack ambition'
Beef and dairy companies put greater focus on claiming lower emissions through regenerative ag practices over embracing the concept holistically, a new report has found.
Danone targets feed-related emissions reductions through new MoU
The dairy major aims to cut feed procurement-related emissions by leveraging a lysine supplement on farms across four continents.
Report illustrates urgent need for food sector to tackle scope 3 emissions
Food giants are still lagging in their decarbonisartion efforts to meet high-level climate targets, according to analysis.
Mackie’s head of operations on growth, sustainability and export opportunities
The British ice cream brand has brought in key new hires as it aims to expand its market reach beyond the UK. Paul Henshaw, head of operations, talks to Dairy Reporter.
Bovaer’s expansion in Asia gathers pace
The dsm-firmenich-produced feed additive is being trialed in several Asian markets: here’s how things stand.
US dairies gain a new route into the US carbon markets
The dairy soils programs launched by Truterra, Land O’Lakes’ sustainability business, can bring benefits to both suppliers and eco-conscious food manufacturers alike.