U.S. dairy leaders traveled to Mexico City March 13-17. We created this one-stop resource page about the trip and its significance. 

U.S. dairy officials are visiting Mexico City to affirm a mutually beneficial business partnership that still has plenty of upside. 

This is a teachable moment to tell the positive story of U.S. dairy exports, but we need the efforts of everyone in the industry to get the message out.

U.S. exports of whey are up and some suppliers are increasing plant capacity to meet global demand for more protein.

A roundup of recent comments by USDEC's new president and CEO, compiled from speeches, memos, news releases and interviews.

To date, 26 processors have pledged to follow best practices established by The Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy.

Swiss Valley Farms was rejected, then rudely insulted, when it first explored exports eight years ago. Today, the small company with a global vision is the 2016 Exporter of the Year.

An Informa Economics IEG study shows GIs would take billions from the U.S. dairy industry, slash cheese consumption and increase prices for consumers.

Far removed from coastal shipping ports, the Iowa dairy cooperative has found its own unique path to exporting success. 

Robotic milking frees a Wisconsin farm family from manual tasks, giving them more time to focus on animal health, performance and reproductive management.

For years, companies like Vietnam's Vinamilk have been ahead of the United States in robotic automation. But the gap may close. 

Global dairy businesses endured ongoing weak markets the first half of 2016, but they kept active with acquisitions, mergers, plant construction and the launch of product lines. 

Olympic athletes are applying research showing that milk aids exercise recovery and lean body mass. The "Built With Chocolate Milk" and "Milk Life" campaigns amplify those stories.

A hurried Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership would tilt an already unlevel playing field toward the European Union.  

Michigan farmer Elwood Kirkpatrick, the U.S. Dairy Export Council’s first chairman, died Sunday. He left a lasting legacy.

U.S. dairy exporters aren't about to give up their personal computers, but evidence shows a shift toward smartphones. 

Commitments to follow traceability best practices now cover more than three-fourths of U.S. milk production. 

This cheat sheet will help you quickly find what you need from us. 

U.S. cheese exports tripled over a seven-year period. Despite a decline in 2015, USDEC research forecasts a continuing opportunity.

Research suggests third-party logistics providers with specialized knowledge in dairy exporting can help.