
Spot CME Cheddar blocks fell 6.25 cents to $1.8375/lb, the lowest since May, and butter dropped 2.5 cents to $2.67 in a quiet week. Cream is in ample supply as butterfat output rose 1.9% year over year while milk volume fell 0.7%.
Expectations of rising cheese output from new plants and abundant cream weigh on dairy product prices and reduce dairy processor demand for feed inputs.
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Spot cheddar blocks fell to the lowest since May and butter dropped on ample cream supply, which weighed on Class III-linked cheese values.