AK.Nädal investigated what led to the bankruptcy of E-Piim factory
The E-Piim dairy factory in Estonia has declared bankruptcy due to ownership disputes, rising costs, and falling milk prices, affecting local dairy farmers owed money by the company.
"Everything is on hold": warns that a dairy company cannot pay its employees' salaries
A Santa Fe dairy company, Sudamericana de Lácteos, is facing a financial crisis, failing to pay salaries to 80 workers amidst ownership changes and rising debts.
MEVGAL: Request for an investment of 160 million euros to be categorized as an 'Investment of Exceptional Significance'
MEVGAL has submitted a request for a 160 million euro investment to be classified under 'Investments of Exceptional Significance.'
Afternoon front page: Poilievre talks ‘51st state’ on Rogan podcast; father, son sperm donors spark 613 pregnancies; and more
The article outlines various Canadian news topics, including Poilievre's comments on a podcast, a controversial sperm donation case, and proposals for dairy industry reform.
The War in the Middle East Disrupts the Export of Lithuanian Dairy Products
Tensions in the Middle East are hindering the export of Lithuanian dairy products to several Gulf states, as stated by industry representatives.
In the middle of the highway, she jumped from a moving truck but no one imagined what she was protecting: 'She risked everything for freedom'
A cow, deemed unfit for the dairy industry, escapes from a moving truck on a Buenos Aires highway, becoming an unlikely symbol of freedom.
Karalis: Pox and zoonoses 'freeze' acquisition plans - 70 million euros turnover in 2025, 50% exports
Karalis Dairy Industry is suspending its acquisition plans for cheese companies due to the spread of infectious diseases affecting livestock, raising concerns about the viability of the industry.
For Safety Reasons, Zemturu Piens Withdraws Fresh Milk from Stores
The company 'Zemturu piens' has withdrawn over 5 tons of fresh milk from stores due to the discovery of a Q fever pathogen in one cow.
The court declared E-Piim Tootmine AS bankrupt
The Tartu County Court has declared E-Piim Tootmine AS bankrupt, with the company's management working with trustees to maintain operations during the bankruptcy process.
The court declared AS E-Piim Tootmine bankrupt
The court has declared AS E-Piim Tootmine bankrupt, appointing Indrek Lepsoo and Olev Kuklase as bankruptcy administrators.
Competition regulators allow 'Smiltenes piens' to acquire 'Cesvaines piens'
The Latvian competition authority has permitted Smiltenes piens to acquire a majority stake in Cesvaines piens to enhance competitiveness in Baltic and European markets.
Several companies have shown interest in buying E-Piim
Several enterprises have expressed interest in acquiring the financially troubled E-Piim dairy production company, though the timeline for the bankruptcy proceedings remains uncertain.
To cover the payment of wages, the dairy producer had to take a loan
A dairy producer in Saaremaa took out a significant loan to cover wage payments for its 35 employees and address financial difficulties due to milk debts.
Vilvi Group's revenue increased by 11.8% this year to 52.4 million euros
Vilvi Group reported an 11.8% increase in revenue this year, reaching 52.4 million euros, with February sales alone amounting to 25.39 million euros, reflecting significant annual growth.
1400 kilograms of fake cheese found in Surat, how to distinguish between real and fake
Authorities in Surat, India, seized 1400 kilograms of counterfeit cheese containing hazardous chemicals, highlighting food safety violations in the dairy industry.
Dairy group to seek designated status for ‘Quebec poutine cheese’
Quebec's dairy industry is seeking protected geographical indication status for 'Quebec poutine cheese' to recognize its unique qualities and regional significance.
Minister: The Paide factory must operate, but the state will not assume the obligations of private enterprises
Estonian Minister Hendrik Johannes Terras emphasized the need for the Paide dairy factory to continue operating while clarifying that the government will not take on the responsibilities of private companies.
Farmers fight to reclaim the word 'milk' from non-dairy alternatives
Australian dairy farmers are advocating for stricter labeling laws to prevent non-dairy products from using the term 'milk,' following a UK court ruling on similar grounds.
'I was on James Martin's Saturday Morning and he has one important rule for us all'
Farming brothers Robert and David Nicholson share their experience of meeting chef James Martin and his unique rule for guests on his Saturday cooking show.
Contrast: Strong Drop in Milk Sale Earnings While Other Dairy Business Indicators Recover
Argentina's dairy industry faces a paradox of increased production and partial recovery in domestic consumption amid a significant decrease in farm earnings.
NNPC: Nigerian National Plundering Corporation
The article critiques the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) by drawing an analogy with the dairy industry and highlighting issues of mismanagement and inefficiency.
Final closure and 520 people without jobs: famous dessert and plant brands managed by Venezuelans disappear
The closure of dairy plants managed by Venezuelan company Maralac S.A has left 520 workers unemployed following a judicial bankruptcy declaration.
Five Perspectives on the E-Piim Crisis
The article discusses various viewpoints on the E-Piim crisis, including insights from former leader Jaanus Murakas and other stakeholders.
Owes nearly US$140 million: the liabilities of the dairy company SanCor were verified and one data point was surprising
The dairy cooperative SanCor has been verified to have liabilities exceeding US$138.9 million, mainly from labor claims, according to a judicial report.
The price of agricultural land has turned downwards
The price of agricultural land in Estonia, after years of continuous growth, declined in 2025 due to difficulties in the crop sector, issues in the dairy industry, and rising interest rates.
Uncertainty about the future of one of the country's leading dairy companies: it accumulates rejected checks for $13.6 billion and its 3 plants are paralyzed
Lácteos Verónica, a major dairy company in Argentina, faces critical challenges as its operations have come to a halt, resulting in substantial debt and unpaid salaries for employees.
Farmers return to Queensland dairy industry after decades of dramatic decline
The Queensland dairy industry has stabilized and is beginning to grow again, ending decades of decline and marked by an increase in the number of new dairy farms and production.
Billionaire Teplý praised Babiš's minister. He regrets that he can no longer sell to Russia
Milan Teplý, owner of the largest Czech dairy company, expressed dissatisfaction with current food prices and the government's plans to lower them, while also regretting the loss of the Russian market.
Milk prices in Europe are falling: the largest decline was recorded in Estonia in January
Milk prices in Europe are declining, with Estonia experiencing the sharpest drop in January due to various market pressures.
New milk station for the dairy industry OMHROS
The dairy industry OMHROS inaugurates a new milk station in Glyki, Thesprotia, aimed at increasing milk collection capacity and job creation.
The state is looking for ways to assist dairy producers in difficulty
The Estonian government is seeking ways to assist dairy producers facing financial difficulties due to issues within the cooperative E-Piim.
The Rural Affairs Committee discussed the impact of E-Piim's bankruptcy filing on the dairy sector
The Estonian Rural Affairs Committee met to discuss the implications of E-Piim Tootmine AS's bankruptcy filing for the dairy industry in Estonia.
Higher butter prices contribute to record revenue at Arla
Arla has achieved a record revenue of 15.1 billion euros last year, primarily driven by rising prices and increased demand for protein-rich products.
Free shop supermarket: which food category resists the onslaught of imports
In Argentina, certain food categories are holding strong against the influx of imported goods, particularly due to logistical challenges and local consumption habits.
Important in Latvian Business This Week: Sale of 'Cesvaines Piens' and 225 Million Euro Financing for Enterprises
The Latvian dairy processing company AS 'Smiltenes Piens' has acquired AS 'Cesvaines Piens' amidst a backdrop of increasing competition and the need for industry consolidation.
Dairy Renewed – Expensive but Reliable Equipment
The Alytus dairy plant has updated much of its equipment to enhance milk product quality amidst increasing demand.
What is the famous brand produced by Saputo
The Canadian dairy giant Saputo has sold 80% of its operations in Argentina to Peruvian group Gloria Foods for $630 million, significantly impacting the local dairy industry.
A multinational divests: Saputo, owner of iconic dairy brands, sold 80% of its business in Argentina for US$630 million
Canadian multinational Saputo has agreed to sell 80% of its dairy division in Argentina to Peru's Gloria Foods for approximately $630 million.
One of the largest dairy companies in the world sells La Paulina cheeses and the rest of its business in Argentina
Canadian dairy giant Saputo is selling a majority stake in its Argentine operations, which include the La Paulina brand, to Peru's Grupo Gloria, reducing its exposure in the country.
E-Piim Production files for bankruptcy
E-Piim Tootmine has filed for bankruptcy due to financial difficulties impeding its operations.
E-Piim filed for bankruptcy
E-Piim, represented by board member Janis Bertulsons, filed for bankruptcy on February 11, 2026, due to financial insolvency.
Justice condemns Ministry of Agriculture inspectors and dairy administrators for bribery scheme in RS
Federal Justice in Brazil has sentenced four inspectors from the Ministry of Agriculture and three dairy industry administrators for their involvement in a bribery scheme in Rio Grande do Sul.
Oat-based products cannot be sold as 'milk', court rules
Oatly loses its court battle over using the term 'milk' for its oat-based products following a ruling from the UK's highest court.
The main shareholder of the company 'Pieno žvaigždės', millionaire J. Kvaraciejus, has died
Julius Kvaraciejus, the main shareholder of the dairy company 'Pieno žvaigždės', has passed away at the age of 68.
Stock Market: Kri Kri Ready for the 'Overtaking'
Kri Kri is poised to surpass EYDAP and achieve the 31st position in the stock capitalization table in Greece.
Vilvi Group announces its profit for the beginning of this year
Vilvi Group reported a 9.2% increase in profit compared to last year and completed the acquisition of Marijampolės pieno konservai for €7.5 million.
The company "Smiltenes piens" purchases "Cesvaines piens"
AS "Smiltenes piens" has acquired a majority stake in AS "Cesvaines piens" to boost its competitiveness in the Baltic and European markets.
"Smiltene Milk" acquires "Cesvaine Milk"
The acquisition of Cesvaine Milk by Smiltene Milk aims to enhance competitiveness in the Baltic and European markets.
Exclusive: Why is America exempt from soybean oil, dal, and apples? Piyush Goyal explained
Indian Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal provided insights into the recent trade deal with the U.S., clarifying that no exemptions were given for agriculture and dairy products, including soybean oil and dals.
Yogurt Making
The article discusses several issues ranging from political accountability in the context of taxes to the manipulation of yogurt content by dairy industries in response to consumer prices.