Australian Exports Continue to Grow

Australian Exports Continue to Grow

Australian exports were up 5% for the season to February in milk solid equivalent terms. The increase was led by increased shipments of cheese, milk powders, butter and dry whey.      Exports were ahead in the month of February across most dairy products except milk...
Australian Exports Continue to Grow

EU milk down 0.9% YOY in January 

EU27 -milk production declined 0.9% YOY in January, based on complete Eurostat and AGEA data. This follows a 0.7% YOY fall in December. January production declined 2% YOY in Germany, France was 0.3% lower. Irish production continues to be affected by wet weather, with...
Australian Exports Continue to Grow

US Feb milk production down 1.3%

US milk production fell 1.3% YOY in February according to the USDA, mostly reflecting a continuing decline in the dairy herd. In YOY terms, February average yield per cow was down 0.4% YOY while cow numbers were down 0.9%. At 9.330m, February cow numbers were up...
Australian Exports Continue to Grow

US cheese output down in January

Cheese production fell 1.2% YOY in January according to the USDA, compared to an estimated 1.3% decline in the availability of “manufacturing milk.” American cheese output declined 5.5% YOY for in January (with a 7.9% decline for cheddar) while “other cheese”...
Australian Exports Continue to Grow

NZ: Milk down 0.6% in January 

New Zealand milk production fell 0.6% YOY in January on a solids basis, according to DCANZ. Despite the fall, season-to-date solids production is now tracking 0.8% ahead of prior year, as soil moisture levels have dropped in some dairying regions.      On a volume...