Dairy

Red tape sinks world’s first floating dairy farm

Red tape sinks world’s first floating dairy farm

By Harry Holmes

The pioneering floating dairy farm that became a global symbol of urban food production is being sold after regulatory hurdles, infrastructure challenges and uncertainty over its future location

Science, trust and the next era of food innovation

Letter from the editor

Science, trust and the next era of food innovation

By Elizabeth Crawford

From combating food misinformation to redefining healthy eating and scaling AI-enabled innovation, IFT FIRST 2026 underscored how evidence-based science is reshaping the future of food

Full-fat dairy cleared in new study challenging diet advice

Full-fat dairy cleared in new study challenging diet advice

By Harry Holmes

A new study suggests adults can consume three servings of full-fat dairy a day without adverse effects on weight, body fat or cholesterol, adding fresh fuel to the debate over saturated fat and dairy nutrition

Can dairy retain its bioactive benefits without sacrificing food safety?

IFT FIRST

Can dairy retain its bioactive benefits without sacrificing food safety?

By Elizabeth Crawford

By preserving naturally occurring milk exosomes that conventional processing often destroys, biotech startup Exosomm says it can help manufacturers deliver clinically relevant bioactive benefits without compromising food safety, shelf life or scalability

Nutri-Score: Pros and cons

FN+Nutri-Score: Pros and cons

By Augustus Bambridge-Sutton

The front-of-pack labelling scheme has attracted its fair share of controversy

How Lullaa is taking functional dairy to the next level

Pioneers

How Lullaa is taking functional dairy to the next level

By Teodora Lyubomirova

Milk already boasts an impressive nutritional profile, but can it compete with kefir, kombucha and protein shakes? Four Leaves Co’s award-winning functional milk offers one answer

Gut health enters a new phase as brands move beyond probiotics

Summer Fancy Food Show

Gut health enters a new phase as brands move beyond probiotics

By Elizabeth Crawford

Consumer demand for more targeted digestive benefits for different usage occasions is driving innovation across yogurt, fermented foods and traditional botanicals, while raising the stakes for education