Emerging Markets

Tetra Pak Vinamilk Vietnam milk factory

INSIDE...THE VIETNAM MILK FACTORY

Inside the 'mega factory': take a tour of Vinamilk's plant

By Rachel Arthur

Tetra Pak and Vinamilk recently invited DairyReporter.com inside the Vietnam Milk Factory near Ho Chi Minh City – which it describes as a 'state-of-the-art' liquid dairy plant.

US dairy industry has 'discovered the power of exports'

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US dairy industry has 'discovered the power of exports'

By John Geuss

Now the world's largest exporter of nonfat dry milk (NDM) and skim milk powder (SMP), it is fair to say the US has discovered "the power of exports," says DairyReporter.com's US commodities expert John Geuss. 

Who rules the world? Indian women, says Danone

Who rules the world? Indian women, says Danone

By Andrew Schreiber

French food major Groupe Danone is now turning to Indian women, rather than relying on its tested global strategies, to crack the competitive Indian market.

Norco secures fast-track fresh milk export pipeline to China

Norco secures fast-track fresh milk export pipeline to China

By Mark ASTLEY

Australian dairy Norco Cooperative has secured a deal with Chinese authorities that allows it to fast-track quarantine clearance for its fresh milk exports - slashing the time it takes to reach consumers in China to just seven days.

Tetra Pak to expand in Brazil.

‘China & South America growth offset by decline in Europe’

Tetra Pak to expand in South America

By Jenny Eagle

Tetra Pak released its 2013 net sales today announcing a 3.5% growth and a 15% rise in capital equipment, which saw more than 580 filling machines installed globally, led by a demand in Greater China and Central and South America. 

MENA customers are turning to cheaper fat blends in milk powder

Middle East unrest fosters market for fat blends

By Ankush Chibber

The strife in Syria and the broader Arab upheaval means growing demand for fat blends among dairy manufacturers in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), industry sources say.

Tetra Pak boosts dairy carton growth

APAC dairy packaging growth 7% CAGR

Tetra Pak boosts dairy carton growth

By Rachel Arthur

Dairy containers are leading a global increase in food packaging, with growth in the sector driven by Asia and Latin America as milk-based products become more popular in these regions.  

Operations set to begin at NZ$120m Fonterra UHT milk plant

Operations set to begin at NZ$120m Fonterra UHT milk plant

By Mark ASTLEY

Fonterra's NZ$120m ($99m, €73m) Waitoa UHT plant is on track to produce its first batches of Asia-destined Anchor brand long-life milk and cream in March – just over a year since plans for the facility were first revealed.

Danone to double stake in Chinese dairy Mengniu

Danone to double stake in Chinese dairy Mengniu

By Mark ASTLEY

Danone is set to increase its interest in Chinese dairy manufacturer Mengniu to almost 10% in its latest bid to capitalize on the "high growth potential" of the country's chilled dairy products market.

DairyAmerica and Fonterra end SMP export deal

DairyAmerica and Fonterra end SMP export deal

By Mark ASTLEY

US marketing cooperative DairyAmerica and New Zealand-based dairy giant Fonterra have called time on their 13-year old skim milk powder (SMP) export agreement.

Kisaalita (right) working with an undergraduate student on the milk cooler.

Sub-Saharan milk cooler project awarded $1m grant

By Mark ASTLEY

A US engineer has been awarded $1m (€735,000) to complete the development of a biogas-powered milk cooler for sub-Saharan dairy farmers that lack access to refrigeration.

Saputo eyeing 'growth opportunties' in Brazil, NZ

Saputo eyeing 'growth opportunties' in Brazil, NZ

By Mark ASTLEY

Following its victory in the three-way bidding war to acquire Warrnambool Cheese and Butter (WCB), Saputo has set its sights on expanding its existing presence in Canada, the US, and Australia and on breaking new ground in Brazil and New Zealand.

'It’s always better to push on an open door’: Ex US trade rep

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‘It’s always better to push on an open door’: Ex US trade rep

By Mark ASTLEY

Rather than pine over the export potential of inaccessible India, the US dairy industry should focus on the opportunities that lie in South East Asia, former US Trade Representative, Ron Kirk, told sector stakeholders last week.

India’s milk prices hiked again, though much of it is adulterated

India’s milk prices hiked again, though much of it is adulterated

By RJ Whitehead

As milk prices go up by a further Rs2 per litre, India’s Supreme Court has gone on record to acknowledge milk adulteration as “serious”, and has demanded that individual states sentence those convicted of it to a maximum of life in jail.

Turkish dairy sector 'very attractive' investment opportunity

Turkish dairy sector 'very attractive' investment opportunity

By Mark ASTLEY

Turkey’s young population and the gaining pace of its move from open to packaged products made the country’s dairy industry a “very attractive” venture opportunity, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said following its first investment...

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