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There’s no denying the power of plants

Nontraditional “milks” and mixed blends climb the ladder of success, with plant-based milk segment claiming 10% of volume of all fluid milk sales.

Barbara Harfmann

September 8, 2022

Nontraditional “milks” and mixed blends climb the ladder of success, with plant-based milk segment claiming 10% of volume of all fluid milk sales.

Get milk

Here’s my idea to end milk’s brand-identity crisis

Enlisting big CPG brands as partners is the key to stabilizing the decline in white milk consumption.

Jeff Manning

June 13, 2016

Listen up dairy industry: Unless we embrace a fundamental strategic change, the only white milk that will be consumed in the United States will be out of a baby bottle or a Starbucks cup.

CEO viewpoint

Why I’m optimistic about milk’s prospects in 2016

Sales of flavored milk are growing, as are those of whole milk. Innovation is reinvigorating the category, and plant-based milk alternatives are facing scrutiny by the media and consumers.

Gary Aggus

January 18, 2016

Gary Aggus, the chairman of the board of MilkPEP lays out four important priorities for the fluid milk industry to address in 2016.

Dairy Innovation

Beyond the Gallon Jug: Innovation and Fluid Milk

Dairy processors need to continue to push the innovation envelope as fluid milk continues its battle for share in the crowded beverage market.

August 21, 2013

It’s been a painful time for fluid milk, but the fluid milk industry is now moving beyond the gallon jug to address changing consumer needs more aggressively, primarily through the introduction of low volume, niche or branded products.

USDA's Dairy Market News

Sales of organic whole milk rose 16%; reduced fat milks up 6.8% in November

Total fluid milk products, which includes organic and non-organic, were down 1.7%.

January 25, 2013

The USDA's AMS service reported this week that total organic milk products sales for November 2012 were 191 million pounds, an increase of 9% from November 2011.

Another point of view

Aseptic packaging won't save fluid milk

The author offers an opposing point of view to the merits of fluid milk in aseptic packages.

September 25, 2012

The worst thing that could ever happen to fluid milk is to use aseptic packaging because the dairy industry would lose those great big electronic display cases that now adorn over 10,000 Class A grocery stores in the United States.

The global cosmetics market is undergoing a major shift towards the use of natural bioactive ingredients as consumers grow more skeptical of traditional formulations and demand greater transparency and sustainability.

Reverse osmosis (RO) membranes are well established in dairy processing but continue to evolve to improve performance, reduce energy use, and increase operational longevity.