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What's new at Cheese ReporterCheese Production Jumped 8% In April; Butter Production Dropped 18.5%April 2020 was the first full month of pandemic-related lockdowns and supply chain adjustments. Among other things, April 2020 cheese production was down 3.0 percent from April 2019. Compared to April 2019, cheese output in April 2021 was up 4.7 percent.. Page 1 - no comments - 135 views USDA To Invest Over $4 Billion To Strengthen Food Supply ChainsThe new effort is intended to strengthen the food system, create new market opportunities, tackle the climate crisis, help communities that have been left behind, and support good-paying jobs throughout the supply chain.. Page 1 - no comments - 134 views US Dairy Exports Jumped 32% In April; Dairy Imports Increased 27%Leading markets for US dairy exports during the first four months of 2021, on a value basis, with comparisons to the first four months of 2020, were: Mexico, $515.9 million, up 9 percent; Canada, $263.9 million, up 9 percent; China, $212 million, up 56 percent; Philippines, $128. Page 1 - no comments - 131 views Bridging The Digital DivideAs mask mandates are being lifted, it is a good time to reflect on what we learned during the COVID- 19 pandemic. For many of us, the past year revealed how important high-speed internet was to conduct everyday business, attend school, and to connect with family and friends. Page 2 - no comments - 172 views Past IssuesJen Pino-Gallagher, Bob Cropp, Brandis Wasvick, Dan Strongin, John Umhoefer You can e-mail our contributors at: [email protected]. Page 2 - no comments - 138 views Underlying Dairy Market Fundamentals Remain Relatively Neutral: RabobankWith each passing month, dairy markets worldwide are slowly returning to normal from the pandemic-led channel distortion, the report noted. Careful supply and demand data assessment is warranted as the industry overlaps the hardest-hit corresponding periods and pantry loading from 2020. Page 3 - no comments - 172 views US Dairy Industry’s Total Economic Impact Is $753 Billion: IDFA StudyThe study measures the combined impact of the dairy products industry, as defined by the production of cheese, fluid milk products, yogurt and other cultured products, dairy-derived ingredients, specialty dairy-based products, ice cream and frozen... Page 4 - no comments - 180 views From our archivesJune 10, 2011: San Luis Obispo, CA—Cal. Page 4 - no comments - 162 views Dairy CPI Rose 0.1% In May; Retail Cheddar Price Fell, Milk IncreasedThe dairy CPI has now been above 230 in four of the first five months of 2021; it was 229.2 in March. Last year, the dairy CPI was above 230 in just four months during the entire year (May, August, September and December), while averaging 228.3 for the year. Page 5 - no comments - 156 views EPA To Phase Down Production, Use Of HydrofluorocarbonsThe AIM Act directs EPA to sharply reduce production and consumption of these pollutants by using an allowance allocation and trading program. This phasedown will reduce the production and import of HFCs in the US by 85 percent over the next 15 years, the EPA said. Page 5 - no comments - 152 views Three Specialty Cheese Marketers Acquired By Ronin Equity PartnersSpecifically, Ronin Equity Partners has acquired Red Apple Cheese, Watertown, CT, a market leader in smoked, flavored, and kosher specialty cheeses; Barron County Cheese, Barron, WI, a smoker and co-packer for the specialty cheese industry; and Cheese Brothers, Barron, WI, an e-commerce specialty cheese business. Page 7 - no comments - 235 views DFA Campaign Shows Sustainability CommitmentLed by farmers and a team of engineers, nutritionists, veterinarians, technology experts, scientists and others, the DFA Nerd Herd aims to help educate consumers about DFA’s sustainability initiatives, while also addressing misconceptions about dairy’s environmental impact. Page 7 - no comments - 194 views Bill To Boost Dairy, Other Ag Exports Gains Unanimous Approval In Wisconsin SenateThe bill specifically requires WEDC and the Center for International Agribusiness Marketing in the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection to cooperate to, among other things, increase the value of Wisconsin’s milk and other dairy product exports by at least 25 percent over the value as of Dec. Page 9 - no comments - 172 views Old Amsterdam Cheese Names Norseland As Distribution Partner In Canada“We at Norseland Canada are excited to extend the relationship with Old Amsterdam into the Canadian market,” said Christoph Preusser, brand manager-Canada, Norseland Inc. “We are thrilled to represent the premium Aged Gouda brand and bring it to our local retailers. Page 9 - no comments - 140 views Oregon State University To Build $20 Million Dairy Processing Facility“This facility will provide us the tools necessary to work toward a sustainable future for the dairy industry,” said Alan Sams, dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences, director of the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station and Reub Long Professor. Page 10 - no comments - 160 views 3-A SSI Releases Revised Standards3-A Sanitary Standard for Homogenizers and Reciprocating Pumps, Number 04-06, applies to the sanitary aspects of homogenizers and reciprocating pumps, and their integral ancillary components, for liquid products. Product enters the homogenizer or reciprocating pump at the product inlet and exits at the product outlet. Page 11 - no comments - 164 views NIST Expands Database That Helps Identify Oligosaccharides In MilkThe first version of the human milk oligosaccharide (HMO) library, released in 2018, consisted of 74 oligosaccharides. To build it, Remoroza and her colleagues analyzed components in a milk sample from NIST Standard Reference Material (SRM) 1953. Page 12 - no comments - 174 views House Bill Would Require FDA To Update, Clarify Its GRAS RegulationThat final rule clarified the criteria for the use of a substance to be eligible for classification as GRAS and established a new administrative procedure for any person to notify FDA of the basis for a conclusion that a substance is GRAS under the conditions of its intended use. Page 13 - no comments - 138 views Fermented Dairy Products Could Help Reduce Conditions Like HypertensionA team of investigators from the Center for Food Research and Development in Sonora, Mexico, and the National Technological Institute of Mexico in Veracruz reported on numerous studies of fermented milks as antihypertensive treatments and in relation to gut microbiota modulation. Page 15 - no comments - 149 views Volunteers Needed For Idaho Milk Processors Dairy Product ContestThe IMPA contest was started in 1996. It was in 1998 when the association held its first cheese auction to provide scholarships to students interested in dairy and food science programs at University of Idaho and Utah State University. Subsquentally, Washington State, South Dakota State and Brigham Young students became eligible for the scholarships. Page 16 - no comments - 376 views New Date For NCIMS Conference: April 7-12, 2022 In IndianaDuring the interim, the NCIMS executive board and Program Committee will work to develop more information about the full conference program, and a timeline for submitting proposals in the coming months.. Page 16 - no comments - 197 views PLANNING GUIDE• Sept. 10-14: Tentative New Date. Page 16 - no comments - 180 views MARKET PLACEClassified Advertisements should be placed by Thursday for the Friday issue. Classified ads charged at $0.75 per word. Display Classified advertisements charged at per column inch rate. For more information, call 608-316-3792 or email [email protected] Page 17 - no comments - 159 views WHOLESALE BUTTER MARKETS - JUNE 9Some contacts anticipate demand will keep growing as more foodservice outlets return to full operating capacity in the coming weeks and months.. Page 19 - no comments - 168 views DAIRY PRODUCT MARKETSCheese block prices have fallen by $0.0475 since last week, while barrel prices are up $0.0075. Lower market prices have, reportedly, led to increased demand for cheese to export, with contacts reporting a notable demand to Asian markets. Page 19 - no comments - 165 views NATIONAL - CONVENTIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTSConventional dairy ads saw an increase of 2 percent this week. The most advertised item was ice cream in 48- to 64-ounce containers. These ads grew by just 4 percent, while the average price dropped by $0.16 down to $2.92. The largest increase in conventional ads were Greek yogurt in 32-ounce containers, increasing by 207 percent. Page 19 - no comments - 160 views USDA Hikes Milk Production Forecasts, Also Increases Most Price ForecastsExports on both fat and skimsolids bases are raised from last month. Fat basis export increases are underpinned largely by higher shipments of butterfat-containing products and cheese, while skimsolids increases primarily reflect stronger expected cheese, lactose, and whey shipments, USDA said. Page 20 - no comments - 140 views
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