The U.S. Dairy Export Council says July shipments moved the second-largest volume in any given month since August 2022. U.S. dairy exports gained seven percent in volume year over year, while values jumped 20 percent to $834.5 million. Cheese exports rose 29 percent with Central America, the Caribbean, South Korea, and Japan driving demand. The category […]
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