The Milk Business

A dairy specific agribusiness podcast discussing the global dairy business highlighting dairy consumer trends, milk supply and demand, and new product development.

The Milk Business is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #23

  CEO Interview; Jason Hawkins, Carbery on the future of milk in West Cork, Ireland

  Aug 14, 202654 min

  The dairy protein industry is riding the crest of a wave – whey protein isolate and concentrate prices are orbiting where nobody ever expected – demand is off the charts. One of the very first companies globally to invest in membrane technology to essentially create these whey protein products was Carbery – a relatively small but niche Irish based company working out of South West Cork. Its not only milk protein that makes money for Carbery – taste and flavours have been good for business also. This week Jack Kennedy sits down with Jason Hawkins, CEO at Carbery. Previously Jason worked with Kerry and indeed Dairy Farmers of America so he is well known across the world. Carbery today is different to what it was even five years ago – they’ve grown the milk pool and invested into 'Synergy' - Carbery's taste and flavour business - so what next for Carbery? We also hear from milk suppliers around the world on what's happening and why or how it is impacting milk supply.

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  Episode #22

  August review of the Milk Business podcast content

  Aug 7, 202614 min

  This week we take an August bank holiday recap and review of the last 20 episodes of the Milk Business podcast. We pull out the best bits - ask what has happened in that space since we published the particular podcast, and look forward to the next couple of months in the Milk Business.

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  Episode #21

  US driving transformation of global dairy landscape - how and why?

  Jul 31, 202636 min

  Five ways the US are hammering the rest of the world on milk and why is American dairy different now to what it was before? After considerable feed back on our two most recent US speakers – Mary Ledman and Darragh Maccabee I was contacted by a number of listeners asking why is the US scoring big on milk compared to the EU, and I got a good few ‘why does it matter’ type of questions. This week in 5 key points I want to summarise why I think the US is on a completely different track to EU milk and why America dairy now is different to what it was before. The global dairy landscape is undergoing a fundamental transformation that could reshape trade flows for the next decade.

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  Episode #20

  Making high protein ice cream in Idaho

  Jul 24, 202649 min

  Idaho Milk Products have been in the milk protein game for nearly 20 years. Now they’ve just joined the ice cream game. Is it a pivot, is it more of the same? As wildfires sweep Europe Jack Kennedy talks to Idaho Milk Products CEO Daragh Mccabee as they have just invested over $200m US dollars in a new state of the art ice cream plant officially opened in May of this year. For almost 20 years they have led in the milk protein game – why the move into ice cream now?

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  Episode #19

  Where now for the UK dairy industry as milk supply crashes in the heat?

  Jul 17, 202638 min

  The English football team are coming home from the world cup. Irish dairy company Dairygold are selling part of their UK dairy business. New Zealand giants Fonterra are looking to once again supply large volumes into the UK dairy market, and weight loss medication is going on sale in the UK this week in tablet form – it’s all change at the top of the English milk business. This week Jack Kennedy talks to Chris Walkland about football, warm weather, Fonterra, rising UK farmgate milk prices, UK milk supply crashing, and he has some advice for Irish co-op Dairygold selling their UK soft cheese business. We also hear updates from milk suppliers from New Zealand, Germany, the Netherlands, England, Scotland, and Ireland.

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