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RaboResearch report: Dairy markets still dealing with demand fluctuations

It will take time to return to pre-coronavirus norms.

June 15, 2020

Global financial services company Rabobank said milk production is forecasted to continue expanding across the dairy-exporting regions.

2019 State of the Industry: US dairy exports lose their pass line bets

US-China trade deal will loosen some nontariff barriers

But until additional tariffs are removed, dairy exports to China are unlikely to grow substantially

Nate Donnay

March 23, 2020

On Jan. 15, 2020, the United States and China signed "phase one" of a trade deal. The countries' relationship has been trending downward for the past two years, and the deal does mark a possible inflection point.

New RaboResearch report details coronavirus impact on global dairy

The combination of reduced Chinese imports, significant supply chain disruptions and rising dairy surpluses in export regions will keep downward pressure on global markets through much of 2020.

March 16, 2020

Global financial services company Rabobank said the upward trajectory in global dairy product prices visible in quarter-four 2019, stalled in quarter-four 2020.

How will the coronavirus impact global dairy demand and prices?

History has taught us that our fear tends to take over while we’re in an outbreak, and we tend to overestimate the impact.

Nate Donnay

February 7, 2020

Pandemics are scary. Our thoughts (helped tremendously by the media) quickly go to worst-case scenarios.

Milk butter cheese photo courtesy of Edlong Dairy Technologies

Global dairy prices take a hit

U.S. dairy prices have dropped since the announcement of retaliatory tariffs, but are the tariffs to blame?

Nate Donnay

September 6, 2018

On May 31, Mexico announced retaliatory tariffs on U.S. cheese, and then on June 16, China announced retaliatory tariffs against most U.S. dairy products.

INTL FCStone Inc. to host inaugural Global Markets Outlook Conference

The conference will be held March 7-9 in Las Vegas.

February 22, 2018

The conference will be held March 7-9 in Las Vegas.

How the EU’s GI rules shred, slice and block U.S. cheese

Beth Hughes

May 7, 2015

GIs are geographical indications, a form of intellectual property. The European Union is blocking U.S. cheesemakers from using common or generic names, like provolone or Parmesan. It’s a huge free-trade issue involving millions of dollars of lost sales.

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Items Tagged with 'global dairy trade'

ARTICLES

RaboResearch report: Dairy markets still dealing with demand fluctuations

US-China trade deal will loosen some nontariff barriers

New RaboResearch report details coronavirus impact on global dairy

How will the coronavirus impact global dairy demand and prices?

Global dairy prices take a hit

INTL FCStone Inc. to host inaugural Global Markets Outlook Conference

How the EU’s GI rules shred, slice and block U.S. cheese

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