Whether it's China's demand for imported milk products, the weather situation in New Zealand, or changes in
world dairy commodity prices, this publication keeps members abreast of the market situation and outlook.
Not exact matches
«The continued expansion of
world demand, resulting from global population and economic growth and increasing preference for
dairy products are expected to be the main drivers, fuelling EU exports and sustaining
commodity prices,» said the EC report.
«The National Government and Fonterra's preoccupation with growth at all costs is making the
dairy sector more vulnerable and less resilient to swings in
world commodity prices as well as drought and extreme weather events,» Sage said.
This «small increase» has been attributed to the rising cost of
dairy commodities around the
world.
A European Commission report says the
world market for
dairy commodities and milk imports will grow 2.4 % annually up to 2025.
The
world's biggest
dairy exporter, New Zealand's Fonterra, has lifted its forecast farmgate milk price to a fresh record of $ NZ8.65 ($ 8) per kilogram of milk solids as demand for
dairy commodities outstrips supply.
The
world's biggest
dairy exporter, New Zealand's Fonterra, has lifted its forecast farmgate milk price to a fresh record as demand for
dairy commodities outstrips supply.
Ireland's «highest ever»
dairy exports were aided by the closing price gap between
world and EU
commodity markets, with full year figures forecast to reach $ 2bn, according to Teagasc.