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Milk disappearing from the family table: study

August 10, 2007

When it comes to cheese, Americans continue to find new reasons to indulge. In fact, per-capita consumption of cheese grew 19% in the United States during the decade ending in 2019, according to the International Dairy Foods Association.

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