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Global Dairy eBrief Exclusive 12/05/2017
Member Services > Periodicals > Global Dairy Ebrief Exclusives Articles > Archives > Global Dairy Ebrief Exclusive 12 > 05 > 2017 - by Margaret Speich
These are now provided monthly by Edelman Shanghai as part of the news monitoring we do for issues and crisis management in Asia. We are pleased to extend this information to our wider USDEC membership to serve as a quick and informative compilation of regional headlines and potential trends in As
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News Release: 10/11/2016
Newsroom > News Releases > News Releases Archives > News Release 10 > 11 > 2016
Consumers Also Would See Increased Prices, Limited Food Choices Surrendering to a European Union (EU) seizure of common food names would cost the U.S. dairy industry billions of dollars, slash domestic cheese consumption and increase prices for consumers, according to an analysis released today by
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Global Dairy eBrief Exclusive 1/30/2020
Member Services > Periodicals > Global Dairy Ebrief Exclusives Articles > Global Dairy Ebrief Exclusive 1 > 30 > 2020 - by Sandra Benson
On Jan. 31, 2020, new Mexican milk powder and cheese technical regulations will enter into force. USDEC played a significant role in minimizing any negative impact those regulations might have on U.S. suppliers doing business in Mexico. But the rules will still require additional actions from export
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Export Supply Chain Best Practices Forum
Member Services > Meetings & Webinars > Old Meetings > Fall 2015 Board Meeting > Export Supply Chain Best Practices Forum
On Oct. 14, You can Learn what it Takes to Improve your Company’s Dairy Export Supply Chain You have undoubtedly seen the television commercials that end with the now-famous slogan: “We love logistics. Is the same thing true for U.S. dairy exporters? More specifically, how effective are
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News Release: 08/22/2018
Newsroom > News Releases > News Releases Archives > News Release 08 > 22 > 2018
ARLINGTON, VA - Leaders from America's dairy industry travel this week to China to promote trade cooperation with official agencies in Beijing and Chinese dairy buyers in Xi'an. In Beijing, a delegation will discuss the flow of Sino/U.S. dairy business amid months of trade tension that has led to ta
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News Release: 06/10/2019
Newsroom > News Releases > News Releases Archives > News Release 06 > 10 > 2019
ARLINGTON, VA - The U.S. dairy industry is urging Congress to quickly ratify the U.S.-Mexico- Canada Agreement (USMCA) with an outreach campaign highlighting the importance of the agreement to the success of America's dairy farmers and manufacturers. In a letter sent to representatives of top-produc
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News Release: 05/28/2020
Newsroom > News Releases > News Releases Archives > News Release 05 > 28 > 2020
ARLINGTON, VA. - Vietnam has signed a decree unilaterally lowering tariffs on key dairy products and ingredients, including skim milk powder, whole milk powder, cheese, milk albumin and protein isolate. The decree goes into effect on July 10. Most tariffs on dairy products and ingredi
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News Release: 03/5/2021
Newsroom > News Releases > News Releases Archives > News Release 03 > 5 > 2021
ARLINGTON, VA - The U.S. Dairy Export Council (USDEC), National Milk Producers Federation (NMPF) and International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA) today issued joint comments on Canada's Phase II Consultations on its Comprehensive Review of the Allocation and Administration of Tariff Rate Quotas
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News Release: 2/28/2024
Newsroom > News Releases > News Releases > News Release 2 > 28 > 2024
ARLINGTON, VA – The U.S. Dairy Export Council (USDEC) and the National Milk Producers Federation (NMPF) are backing efforts by U.S. negotiators to advance an agriculture work plan and oppose trade distorting proposals at the World Trade Organization (WTO) ministerial (MC13). NMPF and USD
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News Release: 05/20/2015
Newsroom > News Releases > News Releases Archives > News Release 05 > 20 > 2015
CONTACTS: Chris Galen, NMPFPHONE: (703) 243-6111FAX: 703-841-9328cgalen@nmpf.org Alan Levitt, USDECPHONE: (703) 528-4801FAX: 703-528-3705alevitt@usdec.org ARLINGTON, VA – American dairy products headed to Canada and Mexico could face stiffer tariffs – and ultimately, reach fewer