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Dairy Farmers of Canada keeping close watch on renewed NAFTA negotiations

The organization is awaiting further details from Canadian government as to how Canada will reengage as part of the negotiations.

August 29, 2018

The organization is awaiting further details from Canadian government as to how Canada will reengage as part of the negotiations.

Dairy groups: Key issues need to be addressed before NAFTA renegotiation concludes

IDFA, NMPF and USDEC flag two issues critically important to the U.S. dairy industry.

August 1, 2018

IDFA, NMPF and USDEC flag two issues critically important to the U.S. dairy industry.

European Union trade influence grows

But the United States remains undeterred

Beth Hughes

May 4, 2018

When the United States withdrew from the Trans-Pacific Partnership shortly after President Donald Trump took office last year, it was unclear what would happen next. Would the remaining 11 countries renegotiate or abandon the deal altogether?

U.S.-Mexico dairy trade generates billions in economic activity

Mexico’s side of NAFTA contributes $1.2 billion in exports and $23.3 billion in economic output, according to a new analysis.

February 28, 2018

Mexico’s side of NAFTA contributes $1.2 billion in exports and $23.3 billion in economic output, according to a new analysis.

State of the Industry 2017: Dairy exports have a positive outlook

With a ‘pretty good’ outlook for global demand, the U.S. dairy export sector could earn the title of MOST LIKELY TO TAKE OVER THE WORLD.

Nate Donnay

November 17, 2017

Don't get distracted by the headlines in 2018. The renegotiations of the North American Free Trade Agreement and the U.S.-Korea free trade agreement will demand a lot of attention, but assuming neither of them is wiped off the board completely, growing milk supplies in the other major exporting countries will create the headwind for U.S. exports.

Forklift operator in a warehouse photo by Vito Palmisano for Dairy Foods

Competition demands a proactive trade policy

NAFTA is the vehicle the United States needs to ensure it export competitiveness.

Tom Vilsack

September 5, 2017

Earlier this year, the European Union and Japan announced a trade agreement in principle that includes dairy market access to Japan. Europe is actively working to establish a trade deal with Mexico in which agriculture and dairy will no doubt be central components. New Zealand is renegotiating a trade agreement with China in large part to improve dairy access terms. New Zealand and Australia are pushing to implement a “Trans-Pacific Partnership light” with eight other countries including Mexico.

U.S. dairy exports create jobs, spur innovation

U.S. dairy export volume averages about 15% of the U.S. milk supply. USDEC believes it can grow that number to 20%. This “Next 5%” is good for all.

Tom Vilsack

June 6, 2017

The negative repercussions from Canada’s ongoing defiance of its trade obligations are a stark reminder of the critical role exports play in the health and vitality of the U.S. dairy industry.

The U.S. dairy’s trade reputation needs to be a priority

U.S. dairy foods and beverages belong in the world at large. Speak up about the benefits of free trade and speak out about unfair trade practices.

James Carper

April 7, 2017

The long-term prospects for dairy processors and dairy producers look promising because of opportunities at home and abroad. In the short-term, however, the dairy industry faces uncertainty with its trading partners.

Canada is up to no good with its trade policies

Canada is one of our top trading partners, but its flouting of its trade obligations is simply unacceptable. IDFA insists on fair treatment and immediate action by the U.S. government.

Beth Hughes

February 6, 2017

International trade was one of the recurring themes offered by President Donald Trump during his campaign and in subsequent remarks following his victory in November. He specifically focused on the need for strict enforcement of trade obligations with our trading partners, and promised that they would be made to play by the rules.

State of the Industry 2016: It’s a buyer’s market for dairy ingredients

U.S. dairy processors see fewer exports of their cheese and butterfat products. It’s a different story for milk powders, thanks to demand from Mexico and Asia.

Daniel Zelazik

November 23, 2016

It was not long ago that domestic demand afforded dairy producers a premium for their milk compared to their international counterparts. Similarly, domestic end users of dairy products such as cheese and butter can no longer look to the likes of Europe and New Zealand for cheap fat and protein alternatives.