Cultured dairy is booming, led by soaring yogurt and cottage cheese sales, according to Circana data. Sour cream and cream cheese showed mixed results, though several brands posted standout gains across key cultured dairy segments.
Made with real dairy milk sourced from DFA family farms, Kemps Protein+ delivers 13 grams of protein per serving — 50% more than regular milk – along with 50% less sugar. The milk is ultra filtered to concentrate protein, while reducing sugar, resulting in a rich, creamy taste, the company said.
A recent survey reveals that U.S. adults prioritizing metabolic health are shifting their diets, focusing on healthier choices over aesthetics. With an emphasis on snacking smarter and the impact of GLP-1 medications, the dairy industry has a significant opportunity to meet evolving consumer needs.
Jacqueline Van Schaik, global lead nutritionist, Fonterra, joins Dairy Foods for episode 64 of the “Let’s Talk Dairy” podcast. During this podcast, she discusses GLP-1s and dairy.
Delivering 11 grams of protein, plus fiber and calcium, LALA Plus combines the goodness of dairy with real fruit and a smooth, crave-worthy taste, the company said
Conducted in partnership with Morning Consult, the survey captures the preferences of more than 2,200 U.S. adults nationwide, offering a comprehensive look at how Americans enjoy ice cream and frozen novelties—from flavors and toppings to formats and traditions.
Maola Local Dairies' Newport News plant processes a variety of dairy products, focusing on sustainability and innovation. With a strong team and advanced HTST technology, they supply milk to schools and retailers across the Southeast, ensuring freshness and quality.
GEA Group explores how advances in ultrafiltration and nanofiltration enable efficient lactose removal, improve energy use and unlock high-value byproducts.
Consumer demand for lactose-free dairy is rising, driving the use of membrane filtration to remove lactose while preserving nutrients. The market is projected to reach $12.54B by 2026 and $18.95B by 2035, fueled by lactose intolerance, health trends, and innovation.
For the fourth consecutive year, Dairy Foods is proud to highlight and celebrate ten fascinating women who share how they overcame adversity when a project started out badly, ways their company/brands are adapting to shifting consumer trends and economic pressures, lessons they learned, and more. Check out Part 2 of our two-month feature.