The organization wants only traditional dairy products to be labeled as milk.

Add Milk! now is available at 14 participating South Dakota stores and provides access across the Oglala Sioux Nation.

The company also it is donating $250,000 to support Edesia, a non-profit focused on hunger and malnutrition.

USDA approved $23 million in funding for Dairy Business Innovation Initiatives.

SNAP participants receive a dollar-for-dollar match when they purchase low-fat or non-fat milk at select stores.

Roberta Wagner succeeds Joseph Scimeca, who is retiring.

The Organic Dairy Marketing Assistance Program assists with projected marketing costs.

IDFA said school meal programs should align with the 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans.

The USDA awarded funding that will help the company expand climate-smart markets.

The organization opted to reopen the comment period in response to requests from stakeholders.