Dairy processors were surveyed to better understand how company leaders are leveraging automation and technology.

Promoted from VP, Maxime Devourdy will replace Dan LaMarch.

With Joe Coote leaving the cooperative, Allan Huttema takes over the role.

The company is transitioning to an asset-light business model.

The California-based dairy producer has a new logo, a new identity and a new facility on the way.

The company's plans include technological investments that will cut production time by more than half.

For the quarter ended June 30, the company recorded a loss of $86.7 million.

Formerly Hilmar Cheese Company, Inc., the company introduced a new logo and strategy.

The cooperative offered skim milk powder products and a buttermilk powder product through Global Dairy Trade.

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