While the meteorological autumn has begun, milk prices continue to move up out of a trough. After a difficult period in the first half of 2026 optimism in the dairy market is growing, putting €50 per 100 kilo cautiously back in view. Read more here about the market expectations.
Analysis|Published: Today 09:00 AM CET
In general, traders do not have many piglets left over. But for the batches that are left behind, there is hardly any buyer to be found. Meanwhile, on the pig market, the signals about a price reduction are becoming increasingly concrete. Read more here.
Analysis|Published: Sep 4, 2026
Because liquid whey can increasingly be valorized better, the product is hardly fed to pigs anymore. Instead, it is processed into high-quality protein powders, which can yield more returns for dairy producers. Read more here.
Analysis|Published: Sep 3, 2026
Powder prices continue to move sharply higher, both for skimmed milk powder and whey powder. Feed-grade products in particular are recording strong gains. The rally is being driven by a combination of factors.
Analysis|Published: Sep 3, 2026
The gradual upward trend in butter prices continues this week. At the same time, the gap between cream and butter prices is narrowing again.
Analysis|Published: Sep 3, 2026
The seasonal decline in milk collections is further tightening the liquid dairy market. This is resulting in higher prices across most of the market, with cream being the exception.
