Sluggish dairy consumption and production in the EU is driving processors to join forces and more deals are likely to follow.

The DMK Group and Arla Foods have announced their intention to merge, creating Europe's largest dairy-focused cooperative.

The proposed merger would create a 12,000+ dairy business that produces nearly 25 billion liters milk per year ...

Following the announcement of their merger this month, Jeroen Lustig, CEO & Founder of A-INSIGHTS, looks at what the union of ...

Arla Foods and DMK Group have announced plans to merge, creating Europe’s strongest dairy cooperative with a combined revenue ...

On Tuesday, Denmark-based Arla Foods and Germany’s DMK outlined a deal they said would ... the consumption of dairy products in the bloc is projected to remain flat (it forecasts a 0.1% annual ...

The merged entity will carry the Arla name. It will be headquartered in Viby J in Denmark with Nørgaard continuing as chair.

Arla and DMK plan to merge, forming Europe's largest dairy co-op—pending board and regulatory approvals. What could this mean for farmers?

Arla Foods is to merge with Germany's DMK Group, creating what Arla described as the 'strongest dairy cooperative' in Europe.

Arla Foods, which has its UK head office in Leeds, has revenues of €13.8bn and employs 21,900 people. Meanwhile DMK, which ...

Arla Foods and DMK Group plan to merge, forming Europe’s largest dairy cooperative. This merger will enhance dairy production ...