Tomas Vera, regional director for Europe and the Americas for MADCAP, a product developed by Contec Group, a New Zealand-based company that designs, builds, and delivers smart supply chain technology for the global dairy industry, joins us for Episode 30 of the “Let’s Talk Dairy” podcast to talk about dairy logistics.
Creamery expands fresh goat cheese line to celebrate National Goat Cheese Month.
August 2, 2023
In celebration of August being National Goat Cheese Month, LaClare Creamery, Malone, Wis., is expanding its fresh goat cheese line with three new flavor varieties: Chili Lime, Mediterranean, and a seasonally available Pumpkin.
New launch follows success of best-selling Chupa Chups Cremosa ice cream last summer.
July 28, 2023
The hot-pink craze of the “Barbie” movie aside, Spanish ice cream company La Menorquina partnered with Chupa Chups to bring consumers a perfect crunchy ice cream ball perched on a pink cone, exploding with frozen delight.
Made with oat flour, non-dairy crumbles perfect topping for salads, pizzas and more.
July 27, 2023
Daiya Foods released two new plant-based cheese products: Goat Cheeze Flavour Crumbles and Feta Cheeze Flavour Crumbles. The two new cheese products are available on-shelf throughout Canada, offering a new and delicious alternative to traditional dairy-based cheese,
Dairy processors’ sustainability goals require many aspects, as are discussed throughout this issue. One important stop on the path to climate and carbon neutrality is sustainable packaging.
Together with Happi Co., Snoop Dogg launched Dr. Bombay Ice Cream.
July 25, 2023
Dr. Bombay hits freezer shelves nationwide, starting with a rollout at 3,500 Walmart stores on July 24. Snoop Dogg carefully selected each of the seven launch flavors to curate an ice cream collection that allows them to find their own "flava."
Thick, creamy skyr packed with protein, low in sugar.
July 24, 2023
Icelandic Provisions unveiled two new multi-packs in Strawberry & Lingonberry and Vanilla Skyr available at select retailers. It takes nearly four cups of milk to make one cup of Skyr, making it thicker, and creamier than yogurt.