Year to date, CWT sales are the equivalent of 1.610 billion pounds of milk on a milkfat basis.
The online trading platform’s increased growth has been driven strongly by skim milk powder products.
House members urge the U.S. Administration to defend common food names, especially as U.S. negotiators work with the EU on the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
Year-to-date sales are the equivalent of 1.492 billion pounds of milk on a milkfat basis.
Why the international bank expects an “orderly easing” of dairy prices, not a crash.
The Greek yogurt maker will export products to Latin America from its New York and Idaho facilities.
The New Zealand-based company plans to lift mozzarella output to 50,000 metric tons a year by September 2015, enough to garnish about 350 million pizzas.
Milk prices above $20 signal brighter days and solid margins for dairy producers.
Global economic growth is expanding the middle class from Asia to South America, boosting demand for dairy products.
Milk powder, cheese imports doubled in February over year-earlier levels.
Year-to-date, CWT sales are the equivalent of 619.5 million pounds of milk on a milkfat basis.
Growing dairy profit margins on the heels of strong export demand are giving producers more opportunities to improve and repair farm equipment and facilities, a Purdue Extension dairy specialist says.
The Dutch pledge their dairy expertise to help Chinese producers boost the quality and quantity of their milk.
“No one country has any right to own common food names for their exclusive use.” -- NMPF’s Jim Mulhern
U.S. dairy companies have committed hundreds of millions of dollars to new plants, products, offices overseas and additional staff.
The largest capital project undertaken since California Dairies Inc. built its Visalia plant in 2007, the new evaporator will increase the co-op’s ability to meet tight export specifications on value-added milk powders.
Year-to-date, CWT has assisted sales equivalent to almost 400 million pounds of milk on a milkfat basis.
Global dairy demand will absorb rising milk production.
(CWT) has accepted 26 requests for export assistance from seven co-ops and Bongards Creameries.
Prices could average $20.50 per cwt. next year, thanks largely to Class IV milk sales.
More than 200,000 metric tonnes of dairy products, destined for delivery across Brazil, are expected to pass through the distribution center per year.
China’s vigorous buying has left the buy-side of the international market with less supply to go round, keeping the market tight.
In just the first 10 months of 2013, U.S. dairy exports to Turkey shot up to $24 million.
Demand both at home and abroad is expected to support prices for all dairy products.
For the past 10 years, U.S. dairy shipments to overseas markets have grown 20% a year in value.
Dairy checkoff leader Tom Gallagher offers successful examples in global and domestic markets.
Because the Philippines is a major export destination for U.S. dairy exports, the impact of the storm will likely be felt here in the not-too-distant future, Wells Fargo economist says.
Dairy processors say the state is competing to seize global opportunities.
Cropp and Stephenson: Even with increased milk production and $17 milk prices, 2014 may be a good year for U.S. dairies.
Exports were equivalent to 17.5% of U.S. milk production in August.