A disagreement over the importance of pasture access has led to a dispute about what constitutes organic milk, and the battlegrounds are being drawn in Colorado.

Saturday morning TV may soon have fewer ads for cookies, sugary drinks, and sweetened cereal, if Kraft Foods follows through on a plan to curb advertising of such foods to children 6 to 11 years old.

On March 2-4 industry leaders will gather in Arizona to discuss frozen desserts. IDFA's Ice Cream Technology Conference offers an interactive and open discussion of the latest technologies and regulatory hurdles to the ice cream industry. IDFA staff, leading professionals and researchers will lead the discussion.

Dairy Farmers of America, Kansas City, Mo., has bought out its partners at Keller's Creamery LP.

Prison Milk Facilities Design Inc., has been hired by the Virginia Department of Corrections to manage and engineer a $5 million conversion of a prison laundry at Powhatan state prison

A final test was likely to confirm a second U.S. case of mad cow disease, as this issue of Dairy Foods went to press. This is according to a Reuters

A recent report in the Chicago Tribune indicates that Altria Group, the parent company of Kraft Foods, is considering a split that would separate Kraft from the company's tobacco holdings.

Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream Holdings Inc., broke ground recently on a $180 million project to triple the capacity of its Laurel, Md., manufacturing facility, and add a state-of-the-art warehouse to

DALLAS-Dean Foods Co., reports that its third quarter diluted earnings per share, excluding some one-time items, totaled $0.46, a decline of 12% compared to $0.52 reported in the third quarter

J. Mark HuffmanDonation Program Extended Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman says USDA has extended the program to donate nonfat dry milk (NFDM) to nonprofit, faith-based and community organizations for use in