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NAFTA Round 4: What does the U.S really want?

17.10.2017 Corporate Article Mr. Pierre Lampron

As the fourth round of NAFTA talks concludes in Washington, one can’t help but wonder if the United States is serious about the re-negotiations – and if not, what their intentions truly are?

Vegetable Risotto with Parmesan

01.01.2010 Consumer Recipe

A creamy combination of milk with rice and sweet vegetables makes this Risotto one of the most satisfying meals you'll ever have.

Summer of Shakes

07.11.2017 Consumer Recipe

With more access to fresh fruit and ingredients like avocado and strawberries, these shakes are ready and refreshing.

Cream of Sorrel Soup

15.10.2009 Consumer Recipe

This is the Cream of Sorrel Soup recipe.

Cheese is part of a healthy diet

27.01.2020 Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Cheese as part of a healthy diet? Read more to find out.

Iced Caramel Milk

19.06.2024 Consumer Recipe

What could be more comforting than a glass of cold milk?

Who determines the price Canadian farmers get paid for the milk they produce?

02.02.2026 Consumer Question

In Canada, the pricing of milk at the farm level is regulated consistently and transparently by a federal crown corporation called the Canadian Dairy Commission, with a pricing formula that is applied nationally.

Retired Laval Professor offers much-needed context to refute attacks on dairy industry

14.04.2020 Corporate Article DFC - PLC

Le Soleil recently published an op-ed from Daniel-Mercier Gouin countering arguments that disposing of milk should be illegal.
Note: article available in French only.

Why does the Blue Cow Logo sometimes appear in black on the packaging?

05.03.2025 Consumer Question

It’s true, the Quality Milk certification logo is normally blue. However, when the packaging does not include blue, the default colour for the logo becomes the darkest shade present on the processor’s packaging. This is why some processors opt for the black-and-white version.