Demand may be picking up

Scaled-back cheese production during April and decreased milk production during May have slowed the growth of American cheese stocks. According to the USDA's "Cold Storage" report, released last Friday, commercial stocks of American cheese decreased about 1.4 million pounds during May versus the same time a year ago.

This is the first time in more than a year that commercial stocks of American cheese have decreased — an indication that demand may be starting to catch up with supply.

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2. U.S. 2012/13 corn export prospects cut as global trade boosted
3. Feed grain supply prospects lowered on delayed plantings
4. Corn conditions a tad better than last year
5. Brent crude oil dips before U.S. Fed meeting
6. Grain markets proved mixed on Monday

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3. Chobani pushes back against UK Greek yogurt ban
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5. WASDE: Corn price outlook lowered
6. Bush criticizes Farm Bill

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