A round-up of the week’s key events in the dairy industry in Ukraine and around the world 👇 🇺🇸 250 years of American dairy: from survival to global leadershipAs the US marks its 250th anniversary, the American dairy industry has travelled from cows in colonial yards to global leadership. This
The reinstatement of tariff quotas under the EU–Ukraine DCFTA and a sharp fall in EU dairy prices have driven a significant decline in the EU’s share of Ukrainian dairy exports. As Leonid Tulush reports on Facebook, butter and skim milk powder have been hit hardest. From 6 June 2025, the
More than a quarter of US dairy operators plan to retire within five years, and 60% have no defined succession plan. As Dairy Herd reports, the industry is approaching a succession cliff that threatens to erase family legacies and vital operational knowledge. More than 25% of dairy operators plan to
Irish dairy exports hit record levels in 2025, but further commodity price gains look unlikely. As DairyReporter reports, Irish dairy is increasingly leaning on premium and protein-rich products to protect margins and sustain export growth. Riding on elevated dairy prices and a strong grass season, Ireland’s dairy exports rallied to
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