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2025-12-01
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1.10 USD / kg
Classification
Product TypeProcessed Food
Product FormLiquid (cultured); also traded as powder
Industry PositionProcessed Dairy Product
Market
Buttermilk in global trade is typically captured within HS heading 0403 (fermented or acidified milk and cream), with non-yogurt products under HS 040390, meaning trade statistics often cover a broader fermented-dairy basket rather than only retail cultured buttermilk. Recent UN Comtrade data as presented via the World Bank WITS portal shows export supply for HS 040390 is strongly concentrated in Europe (notably France, Belgium, Germany, Poland, and Spain), while major import markets include the United Kingdom, Italy, the Netherlands, the Philippines, and France. The product’s global market splits between chilled liquid buttermilk for direct consumption and ingredient use, versus buttermilk powder for longer-distance shipment and industrial formulation. Trade performance is therefore shaped by dairy processing capacity, cold-chain reliability for liquids, and dairy-ingredient competitiveness (energy, milk supply, and compliance) for powders.
Major Producing Countries
프랑스Large fermented-dairy and butter manufacturing base; a leading exporter in HS 040390 trade statistics (non-yogurt fermented/acidified dairy).
벨기에Major dairy processor and cross-border supplier within Europe; a leading exporter in HS 040390 trade statistics.
독일Major dairy processing country; a leading exporter in HS 040390 trade statistics.
폴란드Large EU dairy processor; a leading exporter in HS 040390 trade statistics.
네덜란드Dairy processing and trading hub; also a major import market for HS 040390, consistent with hub-and-spoke distribution.
미국Produces cultured buttermilk and dairy ingredients; visible as an origin for HS 040390 imports into some markets (e.g., Philippines, Mexico) in WITS/UN Comtrade partner views.
Major Exporting Countries
프랑스Leading exporter in HS 040390 (WITS/UN Comtrade, 2023).
벨기에Leading exporter in HS 040390 (WITS/UN Comtrade, 2023).
독일Leading exporter in HS 040390 (WITS/UN Comtrade, 2023).
폴란드Leading exporter in HS 040390 (WITS/UN Comtrade, 2023).
스페인Leading exporter in HS 040390 (WITS/UN Comtrade, 2023).
미국Not among the top exporters in the WITS world ranking shown for HS 040390 (2023), but a notable supplier to some importing countries in WITS partner views (e.g., Philippines, Mexico).
Major Importing Countries
영국Top import market in HS 040390 (WITS/UN Comtrade, 2023).
이탈리아Top import market in HS 040390 (WITS/UN Comtrade, 2023).
네덜란드Top import market in HS 040390 (WITS/UN Comtrade, 2023), consistent with regional distribution and re-export activity.
필리핀Top import market in HS 040390 (WITS/UN Comtrade, 2023); also shown as a top destination for HS 040390 imports sourced from the United States in partner views.
프랑스Also appears among top importers in HS 040390 (WITS/UN Comtrade, 2023), reflecting significant intra-industry and intra-regional trade within Europe.
Supply Calendar
European Union (temperate Europe):Apr, May, JunMilk availability often seasonally strengthens in spring in temperate regions; dairy ingredient output (including fermented/acidified products and powders) can follow milk collection and processing economics.
New Zealand:Sep, Oct, Nov, DecSouthern Hemisphere pasture-based dairying is typically seasonal; ingredient production can be timed to the spring/summer milk peak.
United States (Upper Midwest dairy belt):Apr, May, JunMilk production is generally year-round with seasonal strength in spring in many regions; liquid buttermilk supply is primarily demand- and processing-schedule-driven.
Specification
Major VarietiesCultured buttermilk (fermented), Sweet cream buttermilk (from butter churning), Traditional churn buttermilk (low-fat byproduct of butter making), Buttermilk powder (dried ingredient)
Physical Attributes
White to off-white fermented dairy liquid; flavor ranges from mild to tangy depending on culture and formulation
Viscosity varies by market and formulation (drinkable to thicker cultured styles)
Sensitive to temperature abuse and post-process contamination in chilled liquid form
Compositional Metrics
Buyer specifications commonly reference fat and protein standardization, acidity targets, and microbiological criteria
For powders, key buyer parameters typically include moisture, solubility/dispersion behavior, and microbiological limits
Grades
Codex Standard for Fermented Milks (CXS 243-2003) provides a global identity/quality baseline for fermented milk products used in international reference frameworks
Commercial contracts often add buyer-specific limits for microbiology, sensory profile, and functional performance (especially for powder applications)
Packaging
Retail: chilled HDPE jugs and cartons; in some markets, aseptic/UHT packs
Foodservice/industrial: bag-in-box, bulk totes, and insulated tank transport for liquids
Powder: multiwall paper bags with liners and big bags for ingredient distribution
ProcessingCultured buttermilk is produced via controlled fermentation; heat treatment after fermentation is used in some product types to stabilize shelf life (at the expense of live cultures)Buttermilk powder is produced by concentrating and drying liquid buttermilk to enable ambient shipment and industrial use (e.g., bakery and snacks)
Supply Chain
Value Chain
Raw milk collection -> standardization (fat/protein) -> pasteurization -> cooling -> inoculation with starter culture -> fermentation -> cooling -> (optional) homogenization/blending -> packaging -> chilled distribution
Butter production line -> buttermilk stream collection -> pasteurization -> (optional) concentration -> drying -> powder packaging -> ambient logistics
Demand Drivers
Ingredient functionality and flavor in bakery, batters, snacks, and seasoning systems (often via buttermilk powder)
Retail and foodservice demand for cultured dairy beverages and cooking applications (marinades, dressings, baking)
Reformulation demand for “cultured/fermented” positioning where permitted by local definitions and labeling rules
Temperature
Chilled liquid buttermilk requires continuous cold-chain handling to control microbial growth and preserve sensory quality
Powder forms reduce cold-chain dependence but require strict moisture control to prevent caking and quality loss
Shelf Life
Liquid buttermilk is generally short-life under refrigeration and is sensitive to yeast/mold and contamination during filling and distribution
UHT/heat-treated variants and powders typically offer longer distribution windows but may differ in sensory and functional properties versus fresh cultured products
Risks
Animal Disease And Biosecurity HighOutbreaks of notifiable livestock diseases can trigger movement controls, certification constraints, and import restrictions that disrupt raw milk availability and cross-border shipments of dairy products and ingredients, including fermented/acidified milk products captured under HS 0403/040390.Maintain approved multi-origin supplier lists, monitor official animal-health notifications (WOAH), and align export documentation and contingency sourcing plans with destination-market requirements.
Food Safety HighFermented dairy products remain vulnerable to hygiene failures (post-pasteurization contamination), temperature abuse, and resulting spoilage or pathogen risks, which can lead to recalls, border rejections, and rapid demand shocks—especially for chilled liquid buttermilk.Strengthen GMP/HACCP controls, validate sanitation and environmental monitoring programs, and design cold-chain KPIs with clear corrective-action triggers.
Energy And Input Costs MediumEnergy price volatility materially impacts pasteurization/refrigeration and the economics of concentrating and drying buttermilk into powder, influencing global competitiveness and export availability.Use energy-hedging where feasible, improve plant efficiency (heat recovery), and diversify contract structures across liquid and powder formats.
Regulatory Compliance MediumProduct naming and composition expectations vary by jurisdiction (e.g., fermented milk identity standards, additive permissions, labeling of cultures/heat treatment), and HS 040390 trade data can include multiple fermented/acidified products beyond buttermilk, complicating compliance management and market sizing.Map product specs to Codex baselines plus destination-market rules; implement HS classification governance and documentation for audits and customs clearance.
Sustainability
Dairy methane (enteric emissions) and broader dairy GHG footprint are central ESG scrutiny points for fermented dairy supply chains
Water use, manure management, and nutrient runoff risks in major dairy basins
Energy intensity for pasteurization, refrigeration, and especially concentration/drying for powder production
Packaging waste (plastic bottles, multilayer cartons, and industrial liners) and recycling constraints in some markets
Labor & Social
Labor availability and working conditions in dairy farming and processing (including seasonal and migrant labor in some regions)
Occupational safety risks in dairy processing (hot surfaces, chemicals/CIP, confined spaces, heavy handling)
Animal welfare expectations and audit requirements increasingly influence buyer approvals for dairy supply chains
FAQ
How is buttermilk typically represented in global customs trade data?Buttermilk is commonly captured under HS heading 0403, which covers fermented or acidified milk and cream products; non-yogurt items are grouped under HS 040390. Because HS 040390 includes multiple fermented/acidified dairy products, trade figures can reflect a broader product set than only retail cultured buttermilk.
Which countries are leading exporters and importers in HS 040390 trade statistics?In 2023 WITS/UN Comtrade-derived rankings for HS 040390, leading exporters include France, Belgium, Germany, Poland, and Spain, while leading importers include the United Kingdom, Italy, the Netherlands, the Philippines, and France.
What is the practical difference between cultured buttermilk and churn buttermilk in supply chains?Cultured buttermilk is produced by fermenting pasteurized milk with starter cultures, then cooling and packaging for chilled distribution. Churn (sweet cream) buttermilk is a stream generated during butter manufacturing and is often pasteurized and either sold as liquid or dried into buttermilk powder for ingredient markets.