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https://lnkd.in/gwTugizR #KenyaDairyindustry Bill A dairy business operator must have a written contract with a producer organization or a registered entity representing primary producers to buy milk for processing, distribution, or sale. While a primary producer is not required to enter into a written contract with a buyer, they may choose to do so. The milk sale contract should include …
Kenya Dairy Bill recommend Guaranteed milk price for farmers
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Taupo-based dairy company Miraka Limited has lifted its forecast milk price for the season to $9.17/kgMS. Miraka chief executive Karl Gradon says he expects the company's milk suppliers will be pleased with the strong 2024-25 season price update.
Miraka lifts milk price
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Investec, the brokerage firm, has initiated coverage of India’s dairy sector with a positive outlook. And guess what? 🧐 Their pecking order is Dodla Dairy Ltd > Heritage Foods Ltd. > Parag Milk Foods > Hatsun Agro Product Ltd. But why this bullish stance on the dairy sector? Well, it’s all about evolving consumer preferences and the shift towards a more organised sector. As consumer demand expands beyond traditional liquid milk to value-added dairy products, private players like Dodla Dairy, Heritage Foods, and Parag Milk Foods stand to benefit. Moreover, industry consolidation is expected to further the growth of private dairy companies, positioning them as viable alternatives to larger cooperatives. But there’s more to it than just consumer preferences and industry shifts. The tide is turning in favour of the sector after three years of tough times. There has been some respite lately with a consistent supply of raw milk causing a drop in prices, leading to better operating margins. As a result, Investec predicts that a mix of lower inflation and healthy demand will boost earnings for the dairy industry, with private companies reaping the most benefits. So, keep an eye on these dairy stocks. They might just be the next big thing on the market! Don’t forget to follow for more market insights and updates.
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🛒 Arla Foods is partnering with major retailers – Morrisons, Aldi UK and Tesco – to trial methane-reducing cattle feed, aiming to cut emissions in the dairy sector. The feed additive, named Bovaer, is reported to reduce enteric methane emissions from cows by an average of 27%.
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🚨 Controversy erupts over #Bovaer feed additive trial in UK #dairy industry Arla Foods initiated a trial of the feed additive Bovaer across 30 farms in the UK, aiming to significantly reduce methane emissions from dairy cows. However, the announcement has sparked a fierce backlash from consumers and farmers alike, raising critical questions about food safety and the future of sustainable dairy farming. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/er-7A_Xx
🛒 Arla Foods is partnering with major retailers – Morrisons, Aldi UK and Tesco – to trial methane-reducing cattle feed, aiming to cut emissions in the dairy sector. The feed additive, named Bovaer, is reported to reduce enteric methane emissions from cows by an average of 27%.
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Dodla Dairy Q1 Results are in! On July 22, 2024, Dodla Dairy announced their impressive Q1 results, showing strong growth in both revenue and profit: 📈 Revenue increased by 10.71% YoY and 15.77% QoQ. 💰 Profit surged by 85.94% YoY and 38.85% QoQ. 📊 Operating income jumped by 52.21% QoQ and 98.15% YoY. 💵 EPS for Q1 stood at ₹10.81, marking an 83.84% YoY increase. Despite a rise in Selling, General & Administrative expenses (17.15% QoQ and 13.09% YoY), Dodla Dairy showcased efficient business operations and robust financial performance. 🏦 Market performance: 1-week return: 10.92% 6-month return: 46.26% YTD return: 41.8% 🔍 Analyst consensus: Strong Buy (1 Buy, 3 Strong Buy) With a market cap of ₹7408.63 Cr and a 52-week high/low of ₹1346.1/₹651.25, Dodla Dairy is poised for sustained growth. . . #DodlaDairy #FinancialResults #Q1Results #RevenueGrowth #ProfitIncrease #MarketPerformance #InvestorUpdate #StrongBuy #DairyIndustry #Sustainability #Growth #FinancialPerformance #OperationalEfficiency https://lnkd.in/g_CSHFnp
Dodla Dairy Q1 Results Live : profit rise by 85.94% YOY - Dairy Dimension
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A busy week for dairy sector news. Here’s a wrap from BusinessDesk NZ: - Synlait Milk Limited reported a net loss of $182.1 million and stumped up with a one-off payment to try to keep its supplying South Island farmers. https://lnkd.in/gkRJuEGB - Fonterra increased its target average return on capital and its dividend policy as it looks to deepen its focus on its ingredients and food service businesses. It has also flagged a “significant” capital return should it sell its consumer business. https://lnkd.in/gyambfyy - The a2 Milk Company confirmed it is in discussions to potentially buy a manufacturing facility. https://lnkd.in/gjgJ4nJJ - “It’s game on.” That’s how Grant Watson, chief executive of the embattled Synlait Milk, describes the fight for milk supply. https://lnkd.in/gnFpU_XU - Dairyworks is expected to grow significantly in the next three to four years. https://lnkd.in/ghN5W4tg - Taupō-based dairy processor Miraka Limited upped its forecast milk price for the season. https://lnkd.in/g9wwuvQq - Yashili NZ Dairy Company Limited has been referred to the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's enforcement unit after failing to file its accounts on time. https://lnkd.in/gzBRDTKV - Tatua Co-operative Dairy Company Ltd said it would pay its farmer-owners $10.50 per kilogram of milksolids for the 2024 season. https://lnkd.in/ggESGxp7
Synlait Milk reports $182m loss, stumps up with one-off payment for farmers
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A lot going on in the dairy world at the moment with BusinessDesk NZ’s Riley Kennedy and Rebecca Stevenson poring over the commercial fall-out. Synlait Milk Limited’s trials and tribulations are only getting tougher as it struggles to keep its suppliers on board - something that was always going to be a hard ask when Fonterra was cleared to reduce the level of wet shares its farmer-shareholders needed to supply the cooperative. The a2 Milk Company isn’t being the most helpful shareholder of the processor given it's mainly interested in the lucrative Chinese registration of Synlait’s Dunsandel factory which processes its Platinum infant formula, but coming into the mix is the sale of six of Aquila Capital’s dairy farms in Southland. The farms produce about 2 million kgMS of A2 milk and have a supply deal with Open Country Dairy Ltd until 2027, although I’m sure a2 will be eyeing them up for Mataura Valley Milk if it can. Higher prices at the GDT auctions haven’t given processors too much optimism yet, with most of them taking a softly-softly approach to their own forecast farmgate payments although Westpac New Zealand’s economists see more upside on the horizon. Wouldn’t be surprised to see the competition for suppliers getting stiffer in the coming months. https://lnkd.in/gJA_ijJk
Synlait shareholder Bright Dairy 'digging its heels in' on Dunsandel plant
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Dairy Farmers of America's strategy emphasizes efficiency, partnerships, and innovation. Initiatives around member services, milk marketing, investments, and sustainability strengthen its position. Collaborations with brands like Pizza Hut and major acquisitions of companies like Dean Foods expand its distribution and capabilities. As the landscape evolves, DFA's multifaceted approach keeps it competitively positioned. However, rivals must closely track DFA's plans to identify opportunities. #dairy #businessstrategy #efficiency #partnerships #innovation #greyb #greybservices #patents Read more: https://lnkd.in/gWbhqVbe
Unraveling Dairy Farmers of America's Strategic Business Moves
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Hokitika-based Westland Milk, one of NZ’s biggest dairy processors, has gone from consecutive annual losses of $60m and $80m to a $120m profit turnaround in 2022, followed by another profitable year in 2023. With such rapid growth came the need for IT systems that could keep pace with the company’s success, leading to its first-ever CRM with the help of Datacom. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gw4y_NSt #Datacom #YearInReview #ExceedCustomerExpectations
Westland Milk – $120m Transformation Is Only The Start
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