USDA calls for limited milk production and lower prices in the US

Published 2023년 2월 8일

Tridge summary

The USDA forecasts a decrease in milk production in 2023 due to lower milk per cow and a smaller herd, leading to a decline in cheese, nonfat dry milk, and whey prices. Butter prices are expected to remain stable. The forecast also predicts a decline in Class III and Class IV prices due to lower product prices. The all milk price forecast for 2023 has been reduced by 90 cents to $20.70.
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The USDA expects reduced milk per cow and a smaller herd to cause milk production to decline in 2023. In its February supply and demand report, USDA lowered cheese prices because of large stocks and soft domestic demand. Nonfat dry milk and whey prices were also lowered because of increased export competition and lighter global demand. Butter prices were unchanged as higher earlier-year prices are likely to be offset by weaker prices later in 2023. USDA ...

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