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    Exports

    Chinese imports of UHT milk grew in 2012

    New Zealand, Australia, Germany and France are shipping high-quality UHT milk to China.
    January 7, 2013

    The top-end UHT milk products are mostly 100% foreign made and imported mainly from New Zealand, Australia, Germany and France. 


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    Beverage trends

    Dairy alternatives move beyond soy, states a new analysis by Innova

    Nut milks, cereal-based beverages and blends are moving into the mainstream.
    January 7, 2013

    The market for dairy alternative drinks is growing, fueled by its increasing popularity in the West, where it is moving out of the specialist heath food arena and into the mainstream.


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    USDA's Dairy Market News

    This week in dairy: surplus cream, increased cheese production, milk supply increases

    Dairy Market News looks at butter, cheese, milk and powder markets in the United States and throughout the world.
    December 21, 2012

    A combination of three factors: butter prices declining this week to levels last present during mid-July, cream offerings being heavy and expected to increase, and butterfat tests since July substantially above the last few years, all lead to one result - surplus cream


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    Natural cheese slices its way to the top

    Natural cheese sales and units continue to rise, especially in the grated and slice segments, while processed cheese products struggle.
    Sarah M. Kennedy
    December 14, 2012
    In the cheese aisle, it seems consumers are still reaching for that natural slice, chunk or shredded cheese option versus their processed cousins. With consumers becoming more health-conscious every day and more informed about their food, the natural cheese category continues to dominate.
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    USDA's Dairy Market News

    Cheese plants are working extra hours to meet demand, reports USDA

    Fluid milk production is increasing throughout the country.
    December 7, 2012

    Milk supplies available for cheese manufacturing have increased and cheese plants are working additional hours to accommodate the increased volumes Midwest farm milk production is increasing steadily, and California milk production is slowly building.


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    USDA's Dairy Market News

    Milk demand is strong, cheese prices are 'topsyturvey,' reports the USDA

    A look at milk, cheese, butter and powder supply and demand.
    November 17, 2012

    Class I demand continues to be very strong in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions, limiting manufacturing milk supplies. California milk output trends continue to indicate steady to slightly higher gains. Processing plants are running at manageable levels and no issues are expected over the Thanksgiving holiday period. Conditions have been ideal for milk production across Arizona and total output is increasing on a weekly basis. 


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    Inside China

    China's organic milk market is small, but potential is great

    High costs and shoddy products are holding back development.
    November 2, 2012

    The research firm Beijing Shenong says organic milk accounts for less than 1% of the total. Among the reasons: The cost of an organic farm is high. 


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    Production statistics

    Dairy products production in September lagged August rates

    Processors made less cheese and ice cream in September compared to previous periods.
    November 1, 2012

    Total cheese output (excluding cottage cheese) was 871 million pounds, 0.3 percent above September 2011 but 1.9 percent below August 2012.


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    Ready-to-drink coffee sales are super caffeinated

    Sales of refrigerated ready-to-drink coffee units rise 155%. Tea doesn’t fare badly, either. Sales of canned and bottled tea, a billion-dollar industry, rise nearly 5%.
    Sarah M. Kennedy
    October 9, 2012
    Based on the latest findings, it’s possible that consumers are passing up their local coffee and tea shops for the nearest grocery store because ready-to-drink coffee and tea sales are increasing. Data provided by SymphonyIRI Group, Chicago, show that sales in the shelf-stable tea/coffee ready-to-drink category rose 3.2% to $1.6 billion in the 52 weeks ended July 8, 2012, with the unit sales also showing an increase of 5.1% to 747.7 million.
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    USDA's Dairy Market News

    Ads for dairy products show football, baking themes this week

    Conventional milk’s national weighted average advertised price for half gallons this period, $2.27, is 14 cents below two weeks ago.
    October 5, 2012

    Cheese prices across the U.S. continued to move higher this week and milk production is increasing, to varying degrees, across most regions of the nation, reports the USDA's Dairy Market News.


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