Retaliatory tariffs give global competitors hard-to-reverse advantages in the world's largest market. 

USDEC President and CEO Tom Vilsack says new tariffs will remove a competitive U.S. advantage in Mexico while making it harder to sell dairy products to fast-growing China.

Times are tough for many U.S. dairy farmers. USDEC's ambitious plan to increase exports provides farmers a dose of realistic optimism for the future.

Business development specialist Annie Ma is the latest of what will be nine additional on-the-ground professionals opening doors for USDEC members in key export markets.

The mutually beneficial agreement aims to increase U.S. dairy exports to China while providing more safe, secure and sustainable choices for Chinese consumers.

With Chinese demand for imported milk and other dairy products increasing, the potential for U.S. exports is at an all-time high.

A look at the key variables that will impact dairy trade this year. 

USDEC offers a preview of the new year, identifying the factors that will shape U.S. dairy export opportunity. 

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.

Despite a slowdown of U.S. dairy exports to China, there are four significant reasons for optimism, the former ambassador told USDEC members attending the April board meeting.  

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.

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

Council on Foreign Relations President Richard Haass takes USDEC members on a fast-paced, forward-looking journey around the globe.

Analysts forecast millions more babies in China could eventually increase demand for infant formula milk powder by as much as 20%.

The fifth installment of our eight-part video series looks at a market that has slumped this year, but will still, over time, reward patient exporters.

U.S. dairy exporters told: ‘We don’t think real recovery is at hand.’ 

Doing dairy business in a country where you don't know your manners? Save this infographic.

Reduced purchases leave world markets in an over-supplied situation.

A reduction in imports from China and Russia has not been absorbed by other countries.

A temporary downturn is causing some to wonder.