The rebalancing of world dairy markets is still beyond the horizon.

It's the toughest market in six years, but shippers aren't hitting the panic button.

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture provides practical advice. 

U.S. suppliers maintaining most of their overseas business.

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

It’s still a buyers’ market as SMP prices approach EU intervention levels.

Record highs on NDM/SMP to Mexico, cheese to South Korea.

The value of the U.S. dollar is a factor in global dairy trade, but supply and demand are the primary economic drivers.  

Prices soft heading into US/EU spring flush.

Sales to the 10 ASEAN countries have tripled in five years but U.S. suppliers are just getting started.

Cheese and NDM/SMP make a good showing.

After more than 30 years, EU milk quota limits end today.

Tuesday's end of decades-old milk quotas will benefit six EU countries the most.

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

Declining trend continues; West Coast port bottlenecks don't help.

Wast and Gulf Coast ports could become a viable alternative for U.S. Dairy exports.

For the first time in 30 years, EU dairy farmers will produce milk without the threat of levies. A USDEC research report assesses six European countries. 

A supply chain is only as strong as its weakest link.

A strong start to 2014 overcame a weak finish to assure a fifth consecutive record for U.S. dairy exports.

Dairy consumption will continue to grow in China, the world's single largest buyer of dairy products.