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Mexico Border Closing Fact Sheet
Member Services > Member Alerts > Archived Member Alerts > Members Only Updates On The Mexico Situation > Mexico Border Closing Fact Sheet
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Secretary Letter Regarding Mexico Situation
Member Services > Member Alerts > Archived Member Alerts > Members Only Updates On The Mexico Situation > Secretary Letter Regarding Mexico Situation
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Around The World with our Over Seas Hires
Member Services > Meetings & Webinars > Old Meetings > Spring 2019 Board Meeting > Around The World With Our Over Seas Hires
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Key Assumptions
Member Services > Meetings & Webinars > Old Meetings > Spring 2019 Board Meeting > Key Assumptions
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Tipping the Scales Presentation
Member Services > Meetings & Webinars > Old Meetings > Spring 2019 Board Meeting > Tipping The Scales Presentation
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Market Access Update
Member Services > Meetings & Webinars > Old Meetings > Spring 2019 Board Meeting > Market Access Update
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Advisory Group Updates
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Trade Policy Update
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Global Dairy eBrief Exclusive 04/18/2019
Member Services > Periodicals > Global Dairy Ebrief Exclusives Articles > Global Dairy Ebrief Exclusive 04 > 18 > 2019 - by Vikki Nicholson-West
When Martin Teo began developing sample products for USDEC’s recent permeate workshop at Singapore Polytechnic’s Food Innovation and Resource Centre (FIRC) his mind went where few (if any) U.S. dairy ingredient suppliers would have gone: meat floss.
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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.