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.

USDEC Director of Global Trade Analysis William Loux offered his market analysis to hundreds of dairy farmers attending the MILK business conference. 

USDEC President and CEO Krysta Harden is leading U.S. dairy farmers to the UAE on a November trade mission that highlights the high potential of increasing exports to the region.

U.S. dairy export volume on a milk solids equivalent (MSE) basis climbed 14% in September with gains to most major markets and across products.

Solid growth in a diverse mix of destinations and products kept U.S. exports on a positive trajectory despite continued port congestion.

In South Korea, 55 USA Cheese Specialists™ were certified to work in 16 Costco stores as part of an effort that could expand to Mexico, Japan and other countries.

U.S. exported 17.7% of production in July even as port congestion slowed NFDM/SMP shipments.

Get a downloadable PDF that serves as a handy resource not just for farmers but anyone who wants basic facts about U.S. dairy exports.