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MD DA530 Dry Whey - Central                                      

MADISON, WI.  November 19, 2015 (REPORT 46)                      

DRY WHEY - CENTRAL                                               
                                                                 
In the Central region, dry whey prices and the market tone are mixed. Prices 
moved lower on the bottoms of the range and mostly series. However, the top 
of the mostly move fractionally higher on the strength of sales to domestic 
buyers shopping brand specifically. Manufacturers indicate stocks run the 
gamut from tight to having some spot load availability. There is a push to 
lighten holdings before the end of Q4. Sales are active within the 
broker/trader market sector. Resellers indicate sales transactions related to 
end users looking to lighten inventories are keeping them occupied. Buyers 
are open to these offers as pricing is competitive with that offered by brand 
manufacturers. Cheese production is steady for the week at most location, 
keeping dry whey output unchanged. Animal feed dry whey prices are unchanged 
to lower. Interest is steady. Production is lower as weather patterns move 
away from high heat and humidity, allowing dryers to work more efficiently.  

F.O.B. CENTRAL:    .1575 - .2800   MOSTLY:    .1800 - .2425      
F.O.B. CENTRAL: ANIMAL FEED MILK REPLACER:    .1425 - .1850      


1100CT Janet.Linder@ams.usda.gov 608.557.7003
USDA/AMS/Dairy Market News, Madison, Wisconsin
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