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Fans have the chance to win the coveted pint when they celebrate the brand’s birthday on Instagram or TikTok.

Litehouse Inc., Sandpoint, Idaho, unveiled a new line of thick and creamy Litehouse Dips & Spreads which complements the brand’s breadth of product offerings. 

Derek Neeley, vice president of marketing for Family and Wellness Yogurt brands, Danone North America, White Plains, N.Y., and Broomfield, Colo., joins us for Episode 17 of the “Let’s Talk Dairy” podcast to discuss trends in gut health immunity and the company’s new ready-to-drink (RTD) yogurt, Activia+ multi-benefit probiotic yogurt drinks.

Sustainable sourcing, transparency, and traceability grow in prominence in the dairy market.

How do Americans feel about milk? Sixty percent of people think milk is refreshing for hot days. Men are more likely (67%) than women to agree (54%). Nearly three quarters of Americans still reach for classic dairy milk over other alternatives. It’s not just the nostalgia of childhood milk mustaches that have us craving traditional dairy milk: 40% of people say it pairs best with (some unexpected) summertime favorites. 

The global creamers market is expected to have a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.9 percent through 2032, according to a Persistence Market Research study.

New York-based Milkboy Swiss Chocolates will introduce its newest product, Milkboy Swiss Chocolate Drink, at the Specialty Food Association Summer Fancy Food Show, taking place from June 12-14, 2022 at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York City.

It’s not everyday that a company celebrates a milestone 100-year anniversary, but La Fromagerie Henri Hutin, created in 1922 when young Henri, at the age of 22, took over the family creamery, says it is “beyond excited” to celebrate its 100-year as it continues to be a leading French producer and exporter of soft-ripened, pressed soft-ripened and spreadable fresh specialty cheeses.

Butter and creamers might not land a starring role on the plate or in the bowl like their cheese and ice cream dairy cousins, but they are important and versatile supporting actors.

Vermont Creamery’s processing facilities look a little bit different today than they did 38 years ago when the company was founded as a two-person artisan operation (see the processor profile).