
Cow-free dairy sells out in Israel but protein bottlenecks remain
“Everything we put on the market has sold,” Strauss Group CEO says but warns protein availability is still ‘limited’

“Everything we put on the market has sold,” Strauss Group CEO says but warns protein availability is still ‘limited’

Here are some of the latest dairy products to hit the shelves across the globe

Secrets of a cheesemonger
Some cheeses are less loved than others: but which are the most underappreciated varieties? A cheesemonger ponders

Does spending more improve sales? Why do brands fail? Do consumers ever go back to weak brands?

Opinion
No other category grows so strongly each quarter – and Danone is only scratching the surface

Spins data reveals how younger consumers are reimagining nutrition around functional benefits, global flavors and ingredient transparency

Trendlets
How are the trends of gut health, weight management and alternative protein consumption impacting food and beverage innovation?

Dairy Alternatives: Innovation and Market Insights 2025
From plant-based to precision fermentation, how are leading brands shaping product innovation in dairy alternatives?

Our latest round-up features launches from Bel, Lifeway Foods, Rude Health and more . . .

Protein is the biggest buzzword, but what else is shaping new product development?

Once just a bottle shaker staple, protein is taking on new forms and finding its way into everything from soda to chips to macaroni and cheese.

From ice cream-inspired beer to truffle-infused ghee, here’s which new releases caught our eye

Here’s what’s new in dairy in September 2025

Here’s what’s hitting the shelves in the dairy aisles in the US and beyond . . .

Natural food and drink products with sustainable label claims are flying off the shelves in the US: here’s why

The dog days of summer are a natural time to serve up the scoop on ice cream trends

New product launches are exciting, but novelty alone does not guarantee success

Retail sales have stalled in the category’s biggest global market while ingredient innovation has also hit roadblocks. What does the future hold for animal-free dairy innovation?

US shoppers seek to elevate their cheese experience by exploring new flavors and formats

The wellness trend is driving demand for functional, protein-rich foods like yogurt. Here’s what’s fueling growth in the category

Can buttermilk replace kefir? Will skyr disrupt yogurt? Can curd rock cottage cheese?

We round up new product releases from Bel UK, Maple Hill, Friendly’s, and more . . .

What are the key trends driving meal replacement category successes? Exclusive and free webinar reveals all

US retailers are underserving high-potential markets for sustainable products by stocking more eco-friendly options in areas dominated by liberal, affluent shoppers, study finds

Knowing what different generations want is important, but for a brand to really succeed, it needs to tap into universal needs and values

From ‘smelly’ to ‘boring’, how do youngsters perceive the countryside and the role of farmers? A new poll has the answers . . .

Americans are eating less ice cream than ever - but with softer prices this year, the category is poised for gains

The move creates a new aisle presence for Oikos, traditionally known for its high-protein yogurts

We look at data from five major European countries to find out what are the major claims driving interest towards biotics – and what that means for food and beverage brands

Plant-based milks get a flavourful makeover as rising consumer interest in dairy alternatives fuels innovation

Consumers want to shed, gain or simply maintain weight. What does that mean for core food and drink categories - and is there still a place for permissible indulgence?

Brands still matter – but when value for money is concerned, consumers are increasingly compelled to try own-brand products

Protein and convenience continue to rule the snacking universe, and dairy products like yogurt and cottage cheese are in pole position for further growth

No Easter in March meant confectionery and alcohol sales slumped, but egg and yogurt sales grew in double-digit terms in the UK

We round-up some of the product highlights from the show floor of the food and drink trade show held at ExCeL London

We look at why the dairy major tracked GLP-1-related conversations on social media - and how its Super Bowl commercial spoke to the masses

A new report has found ‘a disconnect’ between US and European food retailers’ net-zero aspirations and their actions

Beneficial bacteria found in yogurt may reduce the risk of colorectal cancer, according to a study

We round-up some of the latest product releases to hit the shelves in the past month . . .

As the use of anti-obesity medicines surges, dairy is among the categories that can benefit from the trend

As US shoppers continued to pull back on grocery spending in 2024, dairy recorded another favorable year of own-brand sales

Danone, Nestlé and Häagen Dazs all secured airtime to promote yogurt, coffee creamers and ice cream during Super Bowl – with music and movie stars involved in their commercials

Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin’s annual report offers a glimpse into key consumer trends to inspire new product development in 2025

Where are the new product development opportunities for dairy brands in 2025? We look at the most promising ingredients, categories and formats

Public health experts recommend children under 18 years limit 100% fruit and vegetable juice, plant-based milk, sugar-sweetened beverages and beverages with non-sugar sweeteners and caffeine – limiting options to plain water and milk

We round-up the latest NPD launches in dairy and alt dairy . . .

Deli, dairy and produce stay strong during the holiday season, but bread unit declines drag down bakery

We look at the major trends likely to shape NPD in 2025: from protein to healthy ageing

Market research by dairy company Chobani spotlights dietary misconceptions around protein intake

Ultra-processed foods have received a barrage of bad press in recent years, resulting in a sharp decline in consumer acceptance. But ultra-processing methods are going nowhere fast. So, what can the industry do to improve opinions?