California Dairies Inc. enters a new export category with anhydrous milkfat production.
China is buying at unprecedented levels, supporting the entire dairy complex.
The average milk price paid to farmers rose to $19.60 per 100 pounds of milk last year, up from $17.98 in 2012 and a low of $12.16 in 2009,
Wisconsin companies that export dairy products to China must register with the Food and Drug Administration as part of a process aimed at improving food safety in China.
Passing of U.S. Spending bill prevents retaliatory tariffs on dairy.
China’s decision to end its one-child policy offers a boost for embattled dairy producers.
Ban is forcing a shift of dairy supplies from Europe to other global markets, where competition for buyers is intensifying.
A world milk glut and a decline in Chinese demand for imported dairy products have sent prices down by 50 percent.
Despite a tough year and major market challenges, USDEC’s long-range forecast is unchanged: sustainable growth.
Alltech has recognized Robert Erhard, former general manager at the Nestlé Dairy Farming Institute, as the first recipient of the Alltech China Dairy Hero award.
The year-to-date equivalent sales equals of 1.33 billion pounds of milk on a milkfat basis.
The agreement involves 12 Pacific Rim nations and an untold number domestic constituents, all demanding either new market access or protection from other countries.
Ban heightens global competition as displaced European exports seek alternate ports.
Take a walk down the dairy aisle in five European cities to see how milk prices stack up with the U.S.
Without access to dairy, they might not support TPP
If China’s economy buckles, dairy demand and world economies could follow
A 100,000 cow dairy is being constructed in China to help supply Russia.
Russia’s dairy industry has faltered along with the Russian economy, but that doesn’t necessarily mean more exports for leading dairy exporters.
The extension of Cooperatives Working Together program maintains the current funding level of 4 cents per cwt.
In April, U.S. export volume and value rose for the third straight month.
Once upon a time there were 20 sheep to every Kiwi. Now it’s more like seven to every New Zealander. Blame cows, which are now bringing home the bacon.
If Congress passes Trade Promotion Authority, it opens a meaningful debate on the merits of a Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement.
By 2020, the ASEAN 6 countries will consume 3 billion more liters of milk of milk than 2014.
It’s still a buyers’ market, with prices at or near six-year lows.
The two foreign customers took in record levels of U.S. milk powders and cheese.
The Irish are attempting to grab a small portion of growing dairy export potential in a planned, risk-intelligent way.
Weak international prices and the strong dollar will hinder U.S. dairy exports in 2015.
The EU nation aims to put its dairy sector on the same platform as Scotch Beef, salmon and whisky.
February’s cheese exports were the best since June; Nonfat dry milk and skim milk powder also made a good showing.