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Awards

Nominate a dairy for the Tom Camerlo Exporter of the Year award

The Exporter of the Year will be the subject of a feature article in the November Dairy Foods magazine and will receive the award at USDEC's annual business meeting.

July 6, 2016

Dairy Foods is accepting nominations for the 11^th annual Exporter of the Year award, given by with the cooperation of the U.S. Dairy Export Council.

Personnel file

Wisconsin dairy group honors Ted Galloway

Fonterra's Jacqueline Chow will lead the newly created Global Consumer and Foodservice business unit.

July 6, 2016

Dairy industry professionals making the news include Ted Galloway, Jacqueline Chow, Judith Swales, Miles Hurrell, Karen Schmidt, Brandon Nelson, Barry Bradford and Crystal Wilson.

Milk processors

Here are 4 different approaches to fluid milk

These four milk processors all have their own unique approach to processing, marketing and selling fluid milk.

June 27, 2016

These four milk processors each have their own unique approach to processing, marketing and selling fluid milk, but they also have common goal — touting the benefits of milk.

Kindred Creamery cheese Dairy Foods magazine

Cheese nibbles

Cheese news about Point Reyes, Arla Foods and a new brand: Kindred Creamery

Milk for Kindred Creamery’s cheeses comes from free-ranging cows not threated with rbST. Dairy farmers do not engage in tail docking.

June 24, 2016

A best in show for Point Reyes. Castello helps consumers create their best cheese boards. And Emmi Roth and Meister Cheese partner to master the American cheese category

Name game

New name, new brand for cheesemaker Arthur Schuman Inc.

The 70-year-old company will be known as Schuman Cheese. Its new brand is called Yellow Door Creamery.

June 23, 2016

Arthur Schuman Inc. has changed its name to Schuman Cheese. At the Summer Fancy Food Show, Schuman will introduce its new brand, Yellow Door Creamery.

MilkPEP signs sponsorship deal with the Olympics

The agreement allows MilkPEP members to use the Olympic rings on packages for white milk.

June 20, 2016

In January, the Milk Processor Education Program (MilkPEP) signed a five-year sponsorship deal with the United States Olympic Committee. The agreement allows MilkPEP members to use the Olympic rings on packages and promotional material for white milk.

Dairy daze

Think of China as a dairy trader, not as a producer or buyer

Because China has sufficient domestic production, it can decide to use what it makes or import dairy products, says an analyst at of INTL FCStone Financial.

James Carper

June 16, 2016

At today’s Annual Dairy Outlook Conference, analyst Robert Chesler said China has the “luxury” of using its domestic milk supply or dumping it and buying imports if that is more advantageous.

Inside the dairy plant: Noosa Yoghurt, with a side of milk

A Colorado dairy farmer had a nice milk bottling operation. Then he founded a yogurt company with an Australian ex-pat. Today, yogurt far eclipses the milk business.

James Carper

June 15, 2016

Rob Graves is a dairy farmer and dairy processor who owns Morning Fresh Dairy in Bellvue, Colo. He sells his white and flavored milks up and down the front range of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains. Business was good for the fourth-generation farmer. Demand was growing from home delivery customers, restaurants and Whole Foods. Graves had plans to expand the milk processing plant. That is, until yogurt got in the way.

Scottish retailer Lidl reported a deal with Graham’s The Family Dairy

The world of dairy

International dairy news round-up: Aberdoyle Dairies, Nestle, Bel Group

SPX has contracts to build two dairy plants in China and one in France.

June 11, 2016

DFA is the top milk processor, Graham’s The Family Dairy to sell ice cream in Scottish retailer Lidl, Nestle will build factory in Vietnam and other international dairy news.

Adding private label accounts to keep the dairy plant busy

Besides manufacturing foods and beverages, dairies offer services such as package design and logistics.

Ed Finkel

June 9, 2016

If you manufacture branded dairy foods, then you should consider taking on private label products if you have the capacity. By manufacturing foods and beverages for other companies, dairy plants can keep their production lines moving.