Sentences with phrase «dairy exports into»
ALBANY — New York and Canada have had some high - profile disputes this decade over Peace Bridge project, and dairy exports into Canada and Quebec.
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A $ 5 million investment into a well - known South Australian dairy producer is underpinning its first exports of its milk into China.
Gary Helou's vision for reforming the dairy industry and turning his company into an export powerhouse eventually became his downfall.
The rhetoric suggested Australian dairy farmers were set to tap into rivers of gold thanks to a milk exporting boom.
The company has the installed capacity to process about 1.6 billion litres of milk into a range of dairy ingredients to export across 50 countries.
Pennsylvania exported nearly 2.5 m lbs of milk in 2016 that went into manufacturing finished dairy products in other states.
The dairy market is more than adequately supplied into 2016, as there is likely 400,000 metric tons of excess dairy across the world, mostly in the form of powder, according to the US Dairy Export Coudairy market is more than adequately supplied into 2016, as there is likely 400,000 metric tons of excess dairy across the world, mostly in the form of powder, according to the US Dairy Export Coudairy across the world, mostly in the form of powder, according to the US Dairy Export CouDairy Export Council.
Irish dairy export prospects remain «generally positive» going into 2013 despite a fall in dairy and ingredients exports in 2012, research by Bord Bia (the Irish Food Board) has found.
The global dairy market appears to be headed into another period of milk «supply scarcity» in the next 12 months as production growth begins to slow in the world's major export regions, Rabobank has claimed.
A spat between Russia and Belarus seems to have spilt over into the dairy sector, as Moscow has whipped up a conflict that is pushing its neighbour to export its products to China.
Cambria started out as a fishing and quicksilver mining town, and later, for its dairy and lumber exports, but it wasn't until 1958, when Hearst Castle was opened to the public, that Cambria came into its own as a popular tourist destination.