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Market Commentary 05-21-15
Research & Data > Market Information > Market Commentary Archives > Market Commentary > Market Commentary 05 21 15 - by Alan Levitt
The world dairy markets are rebalancing slowly, leaving prices at or near six-year lows. Without the large imports from China and Russia seen in previous years, it will take a greater, lengthier contraction in production to clear overhanging supply. In the first quarter, milk production from the fiv
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Global Dairy eBrief Exclusive 8/18/2020
Member Services > Periodicals > Global Dairy Ebrief Exclusives Articles > Global Dairy Ebrief Exclusive 8 > 18 > 2020 - by Alan Levitt and William Loux
Global trade posted historic growth in June - up nearly 19% on a solids basis. Demand was robust across all products, especially dairy ingredients, and from most importing markets in the Eastern Hemisphere. What drove the demand? We believe it was importers buying ahead, building cushion stocks. I
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Market Commentary 07-06-18
Research & Data > Market Information > Market Commentary Archives > Market Commentary > Market Commentary 07 06 18 - by Marc A.H. Beck
On a total volume basis, U.S. dairy exports were the third-highest ever. May 2018 exports were greater than levels every month before March 2018 when the U.S. began setting new highs. During May, shipments of butterfat and whole milk powder more than doubled while exports of all other major product
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U.S. Fluid Milk Export Opportunities in Asia, Reports 1-4
Research & Data > Research Reports > Research Reports > Market Research Reports > Us Fluid Milk Export Opportunities In Asia Reports 1 4
This report comprises the first four of seven pre-competitive studies commissioned by Dairy Management Inc., exploring export opportunities for U.S. fluid milk in Asia. The content of these studies provides a market outlook for premium fluid milk and cream in China, the Philippines, South Korea and
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News Release: 01/30/2019
Newsroom > News Releases > News Releases Archives > News Release 01 > 30 > 2019
ARLINGTON, VA - A study released today by the U.S. Dairy Export Council projects new trade agreements between Japan and other countries will put U.S. dairy exports at a competitive disadvantage, resulting in lost U.S. sales of $5.4 billion over 21 years. The Japanese dairy market, the fourth largest
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Market Commentary 04-04-17
Research & Data > Market Information > Market Commentary Archives > Market Commentary > Market Commentary 04 04 17 - by Alan Levitt
U.S. exports of milk powder, whey products and cheese trended higher in February, pushing overall U.S. exports to $438.4 million, up 14 percent from last year (and up 18 percent adjusted for leap day). Suppliers shipped 152,856 tons of milk powders, cheese, butterfat, whey and lactose during the mon
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Member Alert - January 4, 2023
Member Services > Member Alerts > Member Alerts > Member Alert January 4 2023
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has updated its list indicating the product scope for which its model health certificate. Due to clerical error, FSSAI posted three versions of this list, all dated December 28, 2022. The version that is now present on the FSSAI website adds l
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Member Alert - May 22, 2019
Member Services > Member Alerts > Archived Member Alerts > Member Alert May 22 2019
China has announced the creation of a tariff exemption program for their domestic industry.
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Market Commentary 08-04-17
Research & Data > Market Information > Market Commentary Archives > Market Commentary > Market Commentary 08 04 17 - by Alan Levitt
U.S. dairy exports in the first half of the year were the most in three years, led by record sales of nonfat dry milk/skim milk powder (NDM/SMP) and whey products, and a 24-percent year-over-year gain in cheese exports. Suppliers shipped 950,291 tons of milk powder, cheese, butterfat, whey and lacto
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Global Dairy eBrief Exclusive 6/24/2020
Member Services > Periodicals > Global Dairy Ebrief Exclusives Articles > Global Dairy Ebrief Exclusive 6 > 24 > 2020 - by Alan Levitt and William Loux
Europe's storage program closes next week. Meanwhile, the lactose rally rages on. When Private Storage Aid was opened in April, it was expected that it would take meaningful quantities of product off the market. But as commercial markets rebounded, PSA became less attractive. Still, about 50,000 to