Meanwhile, China lifted its ban on milk and dairy products from Germany, which could hurt U.S. dairy exports to that country, especially on whey protein. And, Reuters reported, “China announced ...

Low prices triggered buyer interest in spot blocks, which climbed up to $1.6050 per pound, three cents higher, with seven ...

The decline in CME cheese continues to weigh on Class III futures. Q2 contracts slipped 19 cents to $17.04 per hundredweight, ...

Monitor the following three factors to determine price direction: 1. Dairy product values. According to milk market analyst Ted Jacoby III, Class III prices have been pulled up by short ...

Class III milk, according to the USDA, is “used in the manufacture of cream cheese and other spreadable cheeses, and hard cheese of types that may be shredded, grated, or crumbled. It also ...

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The benchmark Federal order milk price is heading back down. The Agriculture Department announced the February Class III price at $20.18 per hundredweight, down 16 cents from January, but is still $4.

The USDA has trimmed its milk production projection for 2025. Production is now seen at 226.2 billion pounds, a decline of 700 million from February due to a lower per cow output. The average all milk ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the March Federal order Class I base milk price at $21.02 per hundredweight.