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     Dry Whey - Eastern U.S.

     Report 32 - Released on August 11, 2022

     The price range for dry whey slid lower on both ends, in the East, this week. Stakeholders
     say demand continues to soften from purchasers in both domestic and international markets.
     Dry whey is available on the spot market. Contacts note there is higher demand for specific
     brands of dry whey than others, and spot availability for loads of those brands are more
     difficult to obtain. Class III operations are running steady production schedules, leaving
     steady supplies of liquid whey available for drying. Whey drying varies across different
     facilities, but overall dry whey production is steady.
     Prices for: Eastern U.S., All First Sales, F.O.B., Extra Grade & Grade A, Conventional, and
     Edible Dry Whey
     Price Range - Non-Hygroscopic; $/LB:                   .4300 - .5700


     Information for the period August 8 - 12, 2022, issued weekly

     Secondary Sourced Information:

     U.S. DRY WHEY EXPORTS. H.S. CODE 0404104000(FAS)
                      2022 Exports      % Change From
                      (Million Lb.)       1 Year Ago

     JUNE Total               41.0           + 7

     TOTAL, JAN - JUNE       217.0           - 18
      1 China                 67.5           - 50
      2 Canada                23.7           + 168
      3 Indonesia             17.6           + 46
      4 Vietnam               17.0           + 34
      5 Mexico                12.8            ---

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