A trial involving Maine's Oakhurst Dairy and Monsanto, a multinational biotechnology company, will stay in Massachusetts rather than move to Maine, a U.S. District Court judge has ruled.

There have been some changes in leadership at National Dairy, Dallas, and some in the industry are speculating that the nation's second largest full-line dairy company is in the process of selling a large portion of its holdings.

ROVEMA Packaging Machines, Lawrenceville, Ga., has appointed the Trillium Machinery Group to serve its Canadian market.

Golden State expects to surpass Wisconsin in cheese production, but not without growing pains

The battle lines have been drawn in what could become a lengthy debate over the efficacy of the organic movement, and milk is at the center of it.

Dreyer's says it's third-quarter loss widened because of merger, severance and retention costs related to its merger with Nestle's U.S. ice cream business. Dreyer's said its third-quarter loss was $65

Cuban officials have agreed to purchase more than $8 million in agriculture products from Upper Midwest farmers, including 13,000 metric tons of special quality animal feed, 5,000 metric tons of powdered milk, 120 Holstein dairy heifers, 40 sheep and four bison from producers in Minnesota and other upper Midwestern states.

Goodbye Rocky Road Reiter Dairy, Akron, Ohio, is exiting the ice cream business after more than 40 years. David Adamsen, group vice president of parent Dean Foods, said "business is

J. Mark HuffmanAllergen Proposal Reviewed A Senate committee has given its initial review to legislation requiring new food labels warning of potential food allergen risks. The legislation, S. 741, has

Organizers Call Worldwide Food Expo '03 an Enormous Success