Government funding of Ag export promotion groups like USDEC has contributed billions to the national economy while creating hundreds of thousands of jobs.

U.S. better positioned than competitors New Zealand and the EU to grow milk and dairy production to meet rising global demand.

Cheese and butter led the way in March, alongside improvements in whey.

In the spirit of Earth Week, the U.S. Dairy Export Council has assembled some of the dairy industry's best sustainability visuals for easy recycling. 

In written congressional testimony, the president and CEO of the U.S. Dairy Export Council explains how the key to continued growth at home is increasing trade abroad.

U.S. export value sets February record, reaching nearly $700 million.

To celebrate National Ag Day (March 22), the new chair of the National 4-H Council discusses her experience growing up on a Georgia peanut farm.

Higher prices and increased cheese exports drove export value by 16% in the first month of the year.

Educational opportunities lay the foundation for U.S. dairy ingredient growth in Mexico. 

USDEC removed barriers and opened doors during a record-setting 2021. A shareable infographic quantifies, illustrates and illuminates. 

On her 1st anniversary as president and CEO of the U.S. Dairy Export Council, Krysta Harden examines past growth and future opportunities. 

But three big headwinds for 2022 warrant caution in expecting another year of double-digit growth.

U.S. Dairy Export Council President and CEO Krysta Harden is working with USDEC members, agriculture groups, policymakers and others to find solutions. 

Federal policymakers, regional port officials and business CEOs will jointly examine solutions for agriculture exports at a webinar now open for registration. 

On a Hoard’s Dairyman webinar, farmers recounted highlights of a USDEC-organized trip to Dubai, where they answered questions and fostered relationships. 

USDEC’s annual look at the primary factors expected to influence dairy consumption and export demand in the year ahead.

USDEC’s annual look at the primary factors expected to influence dairy consumption and export demand in the year ahead.

With one month of data to go in 2021, U.S. dairy exports are finishing on a high note.

We have assembled the important mergers, key acquisitions, joint ventures, new facilities, executive hires and marketing initiatives that made 2021 a remarkable year for global dairy business.

Strong U.S. cheese and butterfat exports fall short of offsetting declines in milk powder and whey, leading to 1% drop in overall volume.