Darigold has slashed milk payments to farmers by approximately 20% to 25% to finance cost overruns at a 500,000-square-foot processing plant under construction in Pasco, Wash.

While the exact future of tariffs is unknown, you can expect prices to rise on many consumer goods once they’re in effect, including clothing and shoes. A potential solution to those growing costs?

SEATTLE, April 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Darigold, Inc., one of the nation's largest dairy producers, is expanding its product lineup with the launch of Darigold Protein Shakes. Available in ...

SEATTLE, Feb. 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Darigold, Inc., one of the nation's largest dairy producers, today announced changes to its senior leadership team. Chris Rowe, President of Darigold's ...

Decades after leaving the Philippine market, American dairy brand Darigold is making a comeback. It is reintroducing its well-loved milk products while launching new offerings for Filipino consumers.

On Wednesday mornings, Janet and Grace buy bundles of used clothing that have been shipped to Accra, Ghana, from across the world. They spend the rest of their day sifting through these bundles ...

Jan. 20—Darigold's Chehalis facility was fined $249,500 by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in September for allegedly violating the Clean Water Act multiple times between ...

Darigold’s milk processing plant in Caldwell was slapped with a hefty fine from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for allegedly dumping E. coli into the lower Boise River. The EPA accused ...

The one-day sweepstakes was open exclusively on Jan. 11, National Milk Day. "Darigold is made to support our customers in their daily adventures," said Dan Hofmeister, president of Darigold's ...