The 20th International Dairy Cooperatives Forum starts today in Białystok, Poland
The 20th International Dairy Cooperatives Forum to be held on September 20-21 in Białystok, Poland, begins its work.
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MYRON PUNDOR, coordinator of Dutch projects to support & develop the dairy industry in Ukraine, research consultant of the IFCN: Milk processors can stimulate quality changes in the dairy industry by creating demand for quality raw milk with significantly higher fat and protein content
The purchase price of milk is something that milk producers and processors are always debating. Usually, only the volume of supply and the price of milk are discussed. The fat and protein content of the milk that will be processed are of little concern to processors. This is wrong. After all, the outcome of the […]
SMPU does not support the idea of the “mirror measures”
The Union of Dairy Enterprises of Ukraine (SMPU) does not support the proposed ban on the import of agricultural products from Poland, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia and Bulgaria after September 16, even if the embargo on Ukrainian agricultural products stays in force.
No drastic changes in the market of butter in Ukraine in the near future
Until recently the global market of butter looked pretty good. Ukrainian operators expected to resume export of butter to Europe. Now such a trade is completely losing perspective, at least until the end of the summer. In the EU butter is not much more expensive than in Ukraine. – INFAGRO
Ukrainian dairy farms showed the world extraordinary resilience during the war
Olga Kozak, IFCN representative in Ukraine, Doctor of Economics, together with Hanna Lavrenuyk, General Director AVM, were speaking on the impact of the war in Ukraine on the global and national milk market during the 24th IFCN International Dairy Conference held in Riga June 10 – 13, 2023.
OLGA KOZAK, IFCN representative in Ukraine, Dr. of Econ. Sc., Lead Researcher, NSC IAE: The full-scale invasion of the russian federation into Ukraine affects the world milk market
The war in Ukraine affects the global milk market. This was the opinion expressed by the participants of the 24th IFCN International Dairy Conference “Energy crisis dairy world: challenge or opportunity?”. Olga Kozak, Doctor of Economics, Chief Researcher of the National Research Center “Institute of Agrarian Economics”, is informing about the event at which […]
Ukraine: 69% of imported fresh dairy products are from Poland
With the beginning of summer, the demand for milk and certain fermented milk products – yogurts with fillers, kefir and ryazhanka – have somewhat decreased. At the same time, as always during the strawberry season, sales of sour cream, cream and “white” yogurts have increased. – INFAGRO
Ukraine: Exporting cheese has become more profitable than domestic sales
On the domestic market the demand for cheese continues to weaken, but cheese makers are trying to maintain production volumes high. – INFAGRO
The different scale of the business – the same problem
In recent years, the Ukrainian consumer has witnessed significant changes in the domestic cheese market. The range of cheeses on the shelves is changing – imported brands have been replacing Ukrainian cheeses.
Ukraine: The war slowed down the dairy imports
Due to the old habit, Ukraine is still often called a powerful world dairy exporting country. Not so long ago, such a definition was relevant. In the middle of zero years, the volume of annual exports reached 2.5 million tons in milk equivalent. Then there followed a significant drop, but even 6 years ago Ukrainian dairy exports still […]