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• Aug 27, 2018

  News Release: 08/27/2018

  Newsroom > News Releases > News Releases Archives > News Release 08 > 27 > 2018

  Retaliatory tariffs by China and Mexico could lower dairy exports by $2.7 billion and depress dairy farmers' revenues by $16.6 billion over the next several years unless they are rolled back. Moreover, U.S. economic output tied to the dairy industry would fall by more than $8 billion and 8,200 U.S.

• International Year of the Woman Farmer

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  In recognition of 2026 being the United Nations International Year of the Woman Farmer, the U.S. Dairy Export Council (USDEC) is pleased to launch a podcast, Voices from the Barn. Hosted by USDEC President and CEO, Krysta Harden, this podcast features conversations with dairy women farmers from

• Feb 23, 2021

  News Release: 02/23/2021

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  WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The U.S. Dairy Export Council commends the Senate's Tuesday confirmation of USDEC President and CEO Tom Vilsack to serve the country once again as U.S. Agriculture Secretary. “I want to congratulate Secretary Vilsack and thank him for the great work he has done for Ameri

• Feb 21, 2019

  Global Dairy eBrief Exclusive 02/21/2019

  Member Services > Periodicals > Global Dairy Ebrief Exclusives Articles > Global Dairy Ebrief Exclusive 02 > 21 > 2019 - by Margaret Speich

  Having more professionals dedicated to U.S. Dairy in critical export growth regions is key to assisting U.S. exporters to increase their international sales. A greater in-market presence also will lift the profile of the United States as a dairy supplier, cultivate supplier-customer relationships

• Jul 14, 2026

  U.S. Dairy Brand Health Buyer Assessment Japan

  Strategic Insights > Reports > Research Reports > Market Research Reports > Us B2b 2026 > Us Dairy Brand Health Buyer Assessment Japan

  The U.S. Dairy Brand Health B2B study examines how Japanese buyers perceive and engage with U.S. dairy across cheese and dairy ingredient powders, including how the U.S. compares with competing origins like Australia, New Zealand, and the EU. Findings point to an opportunity to build awareness and s

• Jul 14, 2026

  U.S. Dairy Brand Health Buyer Assessment Southeast Asia

  Strategic Insights > Reports > Research Reports > Market Research Reports > Us B2b 2026 > Us Dairy Brand Health Buyer Assessment Southeast Asia

  The U.S. Dairy Brand Health B2B study examines how buyers across Singapore, the Philippines, and Vietnam perceive and engage with U.S. dairy across cheese and dairy ingredient powders, including how the U.S. compares with competing origins like Australia, New Zealand, and the EU. Findings point to a

• Oct 4, 2019

  News Release: 10/04/2019

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  Madison, Wis. - Oct. 4, 2019  - Despite a lingering trade war with China, U.S. Dairy Export Council (USDEC) President and CEO Tom Vilsack listed reasons today for dairy farmers to be optimistic about the long-term growth of U.S. dairy exports, especially in high-demand markets in the Middle Eas

• May 26, 2022

  News Release: 5/26/2022

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  ARLINGTON, VA – U.S. Dairy Export Council (USDEC) CEO Krysta Harden, this week in Rome, engaged global agricultural leaders to champion U.S. dairy’s critical role in nutrition security, sustainable food systems, trade, and climate-smart agriculture.  Over three days, the delega

• Apr 5, 2016

  Market Commentary 04-05-16

  Research & Data > Market Information > Market Commentary Archives > Market Commentary > Market Commentary 04 05 16 - by Alan Levitt

  U.S. dairy export performance in February showed few surprises, continuing trends seen since last year. Exports of nonfat dry milk/skim milk powder (NDM/SMP) held up; cheese and dry whey remain in a lower gear; lactose keeps moving; fluid milk is steady; and sales of butterfat, whole milk powder (WM

• Oct 19, 2015

  News Release: 10/19/2015

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  WASHINGTON, D.C. – The dairy industry today said it is “critical” that Congress solve the trade dispute over country-of-origin labeling to head off damaging new tariffs on U.S. dairy exports by Canada and Mexico. In a letter to the Senate, the National Milk Producers Federation, U.