Global Dairy Market: Overproduction, Price Decline, and Recovery Prospects
In 2025, the global dairy market was influenced by factors such as animal diseases, weather, geopolitical and economic changes related to protectionist measures in the…
Global Dairy Market: Raw Material Prices Have Dropped Temporarily
According to IFCN estimates, global milk production volumes are expected to increase by 11 million tonnes in 2025 compared to last year. The weather in…
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Dairy Product Prices Slowed Down but Remain Higher Than Last Year
Dairy product prices have eased over the last month amid falling raw milk prices and weak demand. At the same time, prices for most dairy products remain high compared to the same period last year.
Dairy Farms Increased Cow Population in February
The largest reduction is occurring in private households, primarily in eastern regions due to hostilities and risks to farms. Furthermore, keeping cows in rural areas is becoming economically difficult without state support and appropriate programs. Despite the unprofitability of raw milk production, the industrial sector is not yet reducing its livestock numbers.
Round Table of the Verkhovna Rada Relevant Committee Held: AMP Presented a Plan of Urgent Decisions
Ukraine's dairy industry has entered its deepest crisis in recent years. This is no longer a matter of market fluctuations or temporary difficulties — it is a risk of losing production potential that will be extremely difficult, and in some cases impossible, to restore after the war. It was with such a candid position that the Association of Milk Producers spoke during the Round Table of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Agrarian and Land Policy: "Strategic Development of the Dairy Industry of Ukraine: Urgent Decisions 2026."
Blackouts Affected Milk Production in January
Dairy farms reduced milk production volumes in January 2026 due to blackouts and the inability of milk processing enterprises to accept raw materials during power outage periods. However, milk yield volumes in the industrial sector were higher than last year.
Dairy Farming Under Euro-Integration: Knowledge, Standards, and Support for Dairy Farms – Webinar
The Ukrainian Agri Council, the Consultancy Center of the Association of Milk Producers, and the international humanitarian organization MERCY CORPS invite owners, managers, and specialists of Ukrainian dairy farms to a free webinar: "Development of Dairy Farming in Ukraine Under Euro-Integration: Knowledge, Standards, and Support."
GDT Trading: Rise in Butter and Milk Powder Prices
A reduction in the supply of goods at the auction, an increase in prices for butter and milk powder, as well as a certain activation of demand, contributed to another rise in the price index following the auction results, reports Georghii Kuhiashvili, an analyst at the Association of Milk Producers.
AMP Supports Cabinet Decision on Changes to the "National Cashback" Program
The Association of Milk Producers (AMP) supports the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine regarding changes to the "National Cashback" program, which will come into effect on March 1, 2026.
Cattle exports declined during a lull period in the beef market
Ukraine reduced its supplies of beef and cattle amid a market lull after the New Year holidays, rising logistics costs due to the war, and a temporary decline in consumer demand against the background of high prices for red meat, reports Georghii Kuhiashvili, an analyst at the Association of Milk Producers.
Financial Assistance for Dairy Farms: Following AMP Initiative, Government Appeals to the EU
The Association of Milk Producers (AMP) initiated the issue of anti-crisis financial support for industrial dairy farms in Ukraine in 2026. Following the AMP’s appeal, the Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine officially approached the European Union regarding the possibility of financing a corresponding program.
Surplus of Dairy Products Pressures Purchase Prices in the EU
An unforeseen increase in raw milk production in the fourth quarter of 2025 and a surplus of commodities are contributing to a decrease in purchase prices in the EU, reports Georgiy Kukhaleishvili, an analyst at the Association of Milk Producers.