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    James Carper

    Jim Carper is the former editor-in-chief of Dairy Foods.

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    Got more milk?

    8 things to do with a cup of milk

    It's not just for drinkin'. Here are 7 other ways to use up a half-gallon of milk just like that.
    James Carper
    September 6, 2013

    Milk. It's not just for breakfast anymore. Here are 8 ways to go through a half-gallon in 12 hours.


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    Dairy slips through the looking glass

    In the truly bizarre world of international trade regulations and negotiations, U.S. dairy processors could be forbidden to describe their products as “American cheese.”
    James Carper
    August 21, 2013
    “When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty said in rather a scornful tone, “it means just what I choose it to mean — neither more nor less.” Our ovate friend was talking to Alice in Lewis Carroll’s “Through The Looking-Glass.”
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    Big cheeses (and others)

    Nestlé USA takes the top spot on the Dairy 100

    Dean Foods loses its No. 1 spot because it sold Morningstar to Saputo and spun off WhiteWave. Nestlé is the largest publicly held firm, Schreiber Foods is the largest privately owned business and Land O'Lakes is the top dairy co-op.
    James Carper
    August 6, 2013

    Nestlé USA is North America's largest dairy processor, bumping off Dean Foods Co. which held the spot for at least half of the 20 years that Dairy Foods has been compiling the Dairy 100.


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    International name calling

    Dairy slips through the looking glass

    In the truly bizarre world of international trade regulations and negotiations, U.S. dairy processors could be forbidden to describe their products as "American cheese."
    James Carper
    July 31, 2013

    Never mind that most of the world freely uses and understands the word Parmesan as it applies to cheese. To the EU, however, Parm means only Parmigiano-Reggiano. And feta is a cheese made only in Greece. The EU is trying to force its approach to food names on every country in the world. It already has gummed up the South Korean market for non-EU makers of Asiago, feta, fontina and gorgonzola.


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    Cheerio, Cheerios

    Penn State students pack a lot of dairy into their 'Mooofins'

    The novel dairy-based, quiche-like muffin targets adult consumers who want to start the day with a high-protein breakfast item
    James Carper
    July 10, 2013

    High atop Dairy Management Inc. headquarters, DMI staff rolled carts through the conference room and delivered food samples created by the students. It was like being in a dim sum restaurant, except there were no egg rolls, dumplings or noodle dishes. Instead, the judges tasted dairy-based treats with fanciful names like Mooofins, Easy Qurd and Whey-Go.


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    Cheers!

    Fresh milk flows on Sunday from a new dairy plant in Washington state

    Smith Brothers Farms bottles milk n every size, from half-pints to 300-gallon totes.
    James Carper
    June 20, 2013

    Smith Brothers Farms has positioned itself for growth from new products and from co-packing opportunities. Raw milk capacity increased 55% to 70,000 gallons and pasteurized milk capacity soared 300% to 60,000 gallons. 


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    Hello, Wisconsin

    Klondike Cheese feasts on feta and Greek yogurt

    Klondike Cheese traces its heritage to Switzerland. Today, the Wisconsin dairy processor thrives with its branded and private-label feta cheese and Greek yogurt products.
    James Carper
    June 10, 2013
    The state of Wisconsin has a long tradition of cheesemaking. Swiss, German and Italian immigrants processed local milk into the cheeses they knew from the Old Country, such as Emmenthal, Muenster and provolone.
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    Plant of the Year

    13 best practices from the Plant of the Year nominees

    These dairy processors have ideas about food safety, sustainability, customer service and more.
    James Carper
    June 9, 2013

    Dairy Foods editors toured all 13 dairy processing plants that have been nominated for the 2013 Plant of the Year. We found best practices in each of them.


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    Tales from a trade show

    There is the cheese and then there is the story of the cheese

    Don't discount the value of a good back story when selling a product.
    James Carper
    June 7, 2013

    Why buy Swiss cheese when you could buy Swiss cheese made in small batches from milk given by cows who spend their summers at high altitudes in the Bavarian Alps of Germany? 


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    Klondike Cheese adds Greek yogurt line to its Wisconsin plant

    Klondike Cheese Co. makes feta cheese and Greek yogurt at its plant in Monroe, Wis.
    James Carper
    May 28, 2013
    Klondike Cheese Co. makes feta cheese and Greek yogurt at its plant in Monroe, Wis. Both products are in great demand.
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