In Poland, the Inspectorate for the Quality of Agricultural and Food Products (IJHARS) has emphasised that plant-based products may not use the term ‘milk’. As noted by the Polish information portal InPoland, this requirement is based on EU legislation, which clearly regulates the use of terms in the dairy sector.
A round-up of the week’s key events in the dairy industry in Ukraine and worldwide 👇 🌍 Global milk production is slowing downAccording to Rabobank’s forecasts, milk production growth will be just +0.2% in 2026, and a decline is even possible in the first half of 2027 due to rising
In issue Dairy Flash No. 5/2026, the European Dairy Association (EDA) summarised the outcomes of the Dairy Policy Conference 2026, which took place in Brussels and focused on the future of the EU dairy sector. The event was attended by over 200 representatives from the industry, EU institutions, diplomatic missions
According to the publication Farmers Journal, the Irish cooperative Lakeland Dairies has offered its suppliers a fixed price for a portion of their milk for the 2026–2027 period, against a backdrop of market volatility. Fixed price for 2026–2027 Farmers have the option to lock in 5% or 10% of their
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