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Canadians want Canadian milk and dairy products

21.11.2017 Corporate Article Mr. Pierre Lampron

Over the last few years, science has proven that not only is dairy fat not harmful to health - it is actually beneficial.

Swedish study dispels myth that dairy fat may be linked to heart disease

21.10.2021 Corporate Article DFC - PLC

If you are concerned about saturated fat in dairy products, this new study recently published in the journal of PLOS Medicine might interest you.

Understanding the Importance of Dairy in Diet for Health

24.08.2020 Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Adopting healthy eating habits is, without a doubt, an important factor when it comes to achieving good health. But with so much nutrition information circulating these days, it can be hard to know what to make of it all.

Is high-protein dairy here to stay? What the past and the present can tell us about the future

01.04.2026 Corporate Article DFC - PLC

Innovation is happening in the marketplace, and it does influence the demand for farm milk components. Many dairy farmers may wonder if high protein preferences have staying power. While no one has a crystal ball, past trends show that this might be the case.

Moo-ry Xmas: Holidays on a Canadian dairy farm

10.12.2019 Consumer Article DFC - PLC

See what goes on at the farm when the rest of Canada takes time off to be with their family over the holidays!

Technology and the future of Canadian dairy farming

17.07.2019 Corporate Article DFC - PLC

See how Canadian dairy farmers are using new technology daily to care for their cows and produce Canadian quality milk.

Cows On Our Farms Are Part Of The Family

29.07.2019 Corporate Article DFC - PLC

Canadian dairy farmers treat their cows with respect and care. Making sure their cows are calm and comfortable is an important part of a dairy farmer’s job.

How Many Cows are on Canadian Dairy Farms?

16.04.2026 Corporate Article DFC - PLC

Dairy farms in Canada come in all shapes and sizes, and vary by region. But at a simple average size of 107 milking cows per farm, Canadian dairy farms might be smaller than you think.