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Robust domestic cheese demand has pushed Class III futures to record highs, with third-quarter contracts averaging $21.28/cwt. The article notes that high US cheese prices make attracting new export buyers difficult, and that limited production capacity constrains supply.
Record Class III futures signal firm dairy-product values that support milk prices. Export competitiveness concerns could limit demand and affect dairy-feed economics later in the year.
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