California Dairies, Inc. in the news

California Dairies Inc. is rapidly expanding its milk production facility to meet rising demand for specialized dairy products amid global supply shortages and strong market growth.

Brad Anderson leads California Dairies, Inc., the largest U.S. non-fat dry milk and butter producer, focusing on growth and sustainability.

Dairy organizations partnered to create a verified carbon intensity protocol to help farmers monetize greenhouse gas reductions from sustainable practices.

Case Anker runs a multi-generational dairy farm in Hanford, California, navigating industry challenges while supporting his son's baseball career and participating in a major dairy cooperative.

Dairy Farmers of America leads the 2025 U.S. dairy processor rankings with $23B revenue, while California Dairies Inc. grows to $4.5B and expands production facilities.

Dairy industry leaders partnered to create a protocol that helps farmers verify and market greenhouse gas reductions from sustainable practices using existing data.

California Milk Advisory Board highlights California Dairies, Inc. and other processors at the California Restaurant Show, promoting sustainably sourced dairy products and sponsoring the California Pizza Challenge.

The H5N1 bird flu outbreak devastated California dairy farms, prompting USDA to distribute $231 million in emergency relief to offset severe milk production losses and financial hardships.

California dairy farms have received over $230 million in federal subsidies to offset milk production losses caused by a widespread bird flu outbreak, though critics say these payments support industrial farming practices that perpetuate the disease.

A new partnership between dairy organizations and a tech company creates a protocol to measure and market verified greenhouse gas reductions from dairy farm sustainability practices.

NMPF, California Dairies, and Athian partnered to create a verified carbon intensity protocol helping dairy farmers monetize greenhouse gas reductions and support sustainability.

The California Milk Advisory Board and VentureFuel opened applications for the Real California Milk Excelerator and Incubator programs to support dairy startups using real California milk.

California Dairies opened a new sustainable beverage manufacturing plant in Bakersfield, processing 116,000 gallons of milk daily and creating 90 jobs.

The California Milk Advisory Board's 'Snack For Real' campaign promotes California dairy products as tasty, affordable summer snacks through digital and retail marketing across 753 stores.

California dairy farms are set to reduce methane emissions by 5 million metric tons annually through digesters, manure management, and improved milk production efficiency.

California dairy farmers are advancing methane reduction through innovative practices and voluntary incentives, nearing the state's 2030 goals.

Aemetis and Centuri signed a $27M deal to build gas cleanup systems for 15 California dairy digesters, expanding renewable natural gas production.

Challenge introduces individually wrapped butter cubes for convenient, precise cooking, addressing modern home cooks' needs for quick and clean meal prep.

California Dairies, Inc. has launched a new manufacturing plant in Bakersfield to enhance dairy processing and sustainability.

California Dairies, Inc. has launched a new manufacturing facility in Bakersfield to enhance milk processing capacity and sustainability.