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After its debut in Savannah, Ga., this event is hitting the road, bringing its electric energy, unparalleled sense of female community, and women empowering race experience to a brand-new city: Scottsdale, Ariz., on Nov.16.

The importance of dairy consumption during childhood has been in the press for years. Ongoing research is revealing that the need begins before birth at conception. While in the womb, a mother’s nutritional state and lifestyle habits help shape the child’s future health. 

The dairy industry always takes on its fair share of competition. Whether it is plant-based products, marketing campaigns claiming dairy is “unhealthy,” H5N1 bird flu, labor challenges, and more, dairy is really holding up well.

Dubbed UnReal Milk, this cow-free dairy product is designed to match the taste, texture, and nutrition of conventional cow milk — while also being transformable into butter, cheese, ice cream, and more — all without the need for cows.

For Dallas-based Kaurina’s Kulfi, winner of the 2012 Dairy Foods’ Product of the Year award, the manufacturing process of its frozen novelty pops and pints involves one significant change compared to traditional ice cream processors: the cooking process with the milk. 

Everyone in America knows about ice cream. But for some frozen novelties, great taste may not be enough to boost a product’s sales. Case in point: kulfi, a unique frozen novelty treat with Indian origins. 

The bill would allow for whole (3.25%) and reduced-fat (2%) milk to once again be served in school cafeterias.

PEEPS Sweet Marshmallow Milk is the first brand partnership for Promised Land Dairy.

Milk50 by DairyPure contains the same key nutrients found in other dairy milks, including 9 grams of protein -- significantly more than most plant-based beverages, DFA stated.

The Spring Hand-Off of Milk’s Got Game features basketball players Zamareya “Zam” Jones of North Carolina State, Jaxson Robinson of the University of Kentucky, and Zakai Zeigler (pictured) of the University of Tennessee. The campaign also spotlights Cory Robbins, a dairy farm manager from Siler City, N. C., and Chris Huffman, a dairy farmer from Center, Ky.