The dairy market shows a clearly friendlier face this week than in previous weeks. The increases dominate. The main cause is that especially the protein-rich products are somewhat better demanded. Meanwhile, the fat remains weakly priced. The prices of cream and butter decreased, as did the price of whole milk powder.
Analysis|Published: Nov 5, 2025
Rotterdam trading company Cefetra, which has once again been put on display by BayWa after the sale to the First Dutch Group failed, needs a decent turnaround, just like the parent company.
News|Published: Nov 5, 2025
Cono Kaasmakers lowers the milk price for October, in line with what the rest of the Dutch dairy sector is doing. However, the producer of Beemster cheese lowers it less than the average over the past month. Cono is making up some of the deficit.
News|Published: Nov 3, 2025
Of the approximately 500 dairy farms that came under supervision last week because they had received contaminated feed with aflatoxin, several dozen have still not been released. This is reported by various parties in the feed and dairy industry. The expectation last week was that everyone would have new feed within a week and hopefully be allowed to supply milk again.
News|Published: Nov 3, 2025
Dairy company Royal A-ware lowers the conventional milk price for November just like FrieslandCampina with a significant step, and goes even further. One milk stream is excluded from this. That is the organic milk. It increases by €1.00 per 100 kilos.
News|Published: Nov 3, 2025
The British milk production is expected to reach a record of nearly 13 billion liters this year, according to the industry organization AHDB. Milk production is abundant, but even in the United Kingdom, the milk prices are now being lowered, as it turns out.
