Challenged low-protein whey exports disguised stabilization across rest of the portfolio.

USDEC’s market analysts weigh in on the export outlook for H2.

Angélique Hollister’s honor from the Guilde Internationale des Fromagers bolsters the growing awareness and reputation of U.S. cheeses worldwide.

WPC80+ is the sole product category to grow in May as year-over-year MSE export volume slips 13%. 

Our month-by-month summary of mergers, acquisitions, expansions, executive hires and other global dairy business news for the first half of 2023.

Nick Gardner is one of USDEC's "experts on exports." For National Dairy Month, he explains the passion that fuels his work. 

Angélique Hollister loves changing misperceptions and exceeding expectations when she markets cheese from the United States.

U.S. dairy farmers on an educational mission to Southeast Asia observed what USDEC’s Strategic Insights team recently outlined in a data-based overview of the region. 

USDEC spotlights COO Martha Scott Poindexter as one of its "experts on exports" for National Dairy Month. 

USDEC spotlights Shawna Morris as one of its "experts on exports" for National Dairy Month.

U.S. dairy exports declined by 13% in milk solids equivalent compared to the same month in 2022. 

Day-by-day travelogue captures some of the best social media posts from the farmers' visit this week. 

On World Milk Day and every day, global dairy customers can count on the U.S. to consistently meet their needs now -- and as their demand increases. 

The EU makes trade agreements that deny market access to cheesemakers who have long used common names like parmesan, feta, fontina, gorgonzola and asiago. 

Record months for NFDM/SMP shipments to Mexico and WPC80+ not enough to offset declines in most product categories.

USDEC is proud to share what U.S. dairy farmers are doing to achieve greenhouse gas neutrality, optimize water usage and improve water quality. 

South Korea is a rapidly aging country, with 18% of the population over the age of 65, presenting new opportunities for U.S. dairy exporters.

But export value dropped and bearish demand signals show up in the data.

The consensus at USDEC's Spring Board of Directors meeting was that U.S. dairy exports would continue to grow in 2023 but may not match last year's lofty 5% increase. 

USDEC helped global container shipping and logistics leaders understand the complexity of the dairy supply chain at TPM23 and built new relationships to help avoid another shipping crisis.