The global dairy price index increased by 3.9%

This was reported by the press service of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). "The growth of this index has been going on for the tenth month in a row, as a result of which its value was almost 16% higher than in the corresponding period last year," the statement said. World butter prices rose in March, mainly due to some supply cuts in Europe, where the milk season begins late and domestic demand increases due to the expected resumption of catering. "Milk powder prices have also risen as a result of increased imports from Asian countries, especially China, due to concerns about possible short-term supply problems amid seasonal declining milk production in Oceania and shortages of transport packaging in Europe and ...