The third-generation company from Wisconsin has competed with well-known European brands and won, raising the profile of all U.S. cheesemakers.

Every month, USDEC aggregates domestic and global dairy data to create 10 charts displayed in a one-page, printable dashboard. 

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U.S. cheese shipments to China, South Korea, Mexico and Japan have soared and the broader outlook looks promising as the world's growing love affair with cheese continues.

Tapping strong global demand, U.S. cheese exports are up 30 percent in the last six months.

Every month, USDEC aggregates domestic and global dairy data to create 10 charts displayed in a one-page, printable dashboard. 

The ambitious goal is to grow export volume five percentage points— from 15 percent of the U.S. milk supply to 20 percent. 

U.S. suppliers see slowdown in sales of NDM/SMP, whey products and lactose. 

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NAFTA modernization talks resume today with dairy leaders from the United States and Mexico in agreement on key issues, including Canada's unfair pricing policy.

Maintaining U.S. dairy market access gained through KORUS is critical to U.S. competitiveness.

With the first round of NAFTA talks beginning today, it's wise to consider the value of business goodwill flowing across borders.

Every month, USDEC aggregates domestic and global dairy data to create 10 charts displayed in a one-page, printable dashboard. 

Exports up 13 percent by volume and 23 percent by value in January-June period.  

NAFTA modernization must move quickly to prevent the EU from making a deal with Mexico that would prevent U.S. exporters from using common cheese names.

Stan Ryan describes the level playing field a modernized NAFTA should create and explains why thriving dairy exports to Mexico and Canada are vital to U.S. economic prosperity. 

Every month, USDEC aggregates domestic and global dairy data to create 10 charts displayed in a one-page, printable dashboard. 

Japan up 84%, Mexico up 71%, China up 48% and all exports up 34% compared to May 2016.  

See the significant mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, new facilities, executive hires and marketing initiatives for the first six months of 2017.

Christie Vilsack has traveled to 20 countries in four years, seeing first-hand that “children can’t learn if they can’t eat.”

USDEC's president and CEO tells a Canadian business network that an updated free-trade agreement should confront Canada's protectionist dairy policies.

Every month, USDEC aggregates domestic and global dairy data to create 10 charts displayed in a one-page, printable dashboard.