Hits from our blog's first year include research summaries, concise market data analysis and the story of how four U.S. farmers wowed dairy buyers in Singapore.

Real market recovery must be felt at the farm, requiring a sustained skim milk powder price of at least $3,000/ton.

For 52 weeks, we track news by U.S. Dairy exporters and their competitors. We aggregated it all to create a month-by-month archive of 2015, just in case you missed something.

Output is up 3 percent since quotas came off in April, adding to the global surplus.

The Russian embargo and reduced sales to China have prompted U.S. competitors to focus more on skim milk powder, cheese and butterfat. 

USDEC offers a preview of the year ahead, identifying trends that will shape bottom lines.

USDEC's international representatives provide on-the-ground “eyes and ears” for the U.S. dairy industry. In eight concise videos, they identify the low hanging fruit.

With young Koreans craving cheese, restaurants and food companies are serving up cheesier offerings, presenting a growing opportunity for U.S. dairy exporters.

Nearly one-third of total U.S. dairy exports in October went to Mexico.

USDEC’s Global Outlook Webinar suggests a return to a sellers’ market might still be a long ways off.

Our video series takes us to a region where young consumers are driving demand for high-quality cheeses and other dairy imports.