Against this backdrop, IFCN has launched the IFCN Dairy Platform, a data and analytics environment built for professionals who require more than fragmented statistics and headline figures to steer their businesses.Read More »
The global dairy market continues its downward trend. According to the IFCN World Milk Price Index, international milk prices fell again in October 2025 — down 2.2% compared with SeptemberRead More »
US tariffs are a subject of ongoing questions and speculation in the dairy industry. However, asking the right experts yields real answers.Read More »
As we step into 2025, the global dairy market remains balanced yet tight, with raw milk output growth below 1% year-on-year, keeping supply constrained. In January, prices rebounded from the holiday dip, driven by strong demand—particularly for cheese. However, modest downside risks persist.Read More »
The Activity Monitoring category highlights 31 companies focusing on tracking cow behavior and vital signs. Business Management includes 27 companies providing financial and transactional solutions, while People Management features 6 companies offering staff training and management tools.Read More »
IFCN Dairy Report has become a guideline publication for researchers and companies involved in the dairy chain, published annually since 2000. The analysis and the comprehensive data provide the background for strategic decisions and help people in the dairy world to make better decisions.Read More »
We have past turbulent years: After the record-high world milk price of above 60 USD /100kg solid corrected milk in winter 2022, the current world price level is at 42 USD /100 kg solid correct milk in March.Read More »
IFCN monitors global milk production on an annual and monthly basis including real-time estimates to provide one of the fastest market updates available, which is crucial to understand the milk price development. The Dairy Report comprises detailed information about key dairy indicators for 125 countries.Read More »
The last year was characterised by extremes, on the one hand side record high milk prices almost all around the world, and on the other side, high production costs especially triggered by the extraordinary prices for energy, fertiliser, and feed.Read More »
This year’s IFCN Dairy Conference focused on the energy crisis and the challenges and opportunities for dairy. It took place in Riga from June 10th to 13th, 2023 as a hybrid event bringing together more than 210 dairy experts from over 60 countriesRead More »
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