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If China’s economy buckles, dairy demand and world economies could follow
Russia’s dairy industry has faltered along with the Russian economy, but that doesn’t necessarily mean more exports for leading dairy exporters.
Chinese imports of dairy products continue to fall below year-earlier levels, and U.S. product has been replaced by powders from New Zealand.
Butter prices are surging in part due to strong demand for milkfat and a drop in production.
U.S. barrel cheese prices break streak of above¬-$1.50 prices as Fonterra projects much lower prices for New Zealand.
A growing taste for pizza has helped the Asian nation become the second-largest export market for U.S.-produced cheese.
Australia-China trade pact moves ahead as New Zealand dairy farm debt reaches dangerous levels.
Russia’s ban on dairy products imported from the U.S., Europe, Canada, and Australia is creating problems for Europe and opportunities for South America and India.
The Russian ban on dairy product imports from the European Union, U.S. and Australia could not have come at a worse time for Europe.
Your farm’s margins could differ greatly from national calculations.
After years of heavy culling, milk herds are in great shape, but a tighter-than-normal heifer supply is constricting fast growth.
The Asian giant likely needs to go through a period of lower milk-powder imports to correct for its past exuberance.
Why the 2014 World Cup and New Zealand butter prices matter to the U.S. dairy industry.
CME block cheddar prices have been setting new record highs all month, driven primarily by tight supplies of fresh cheese.
NAFTA provides unfettered access to Canadian market for U.S. high-protein milk ingredients—at least for now.