exports | Australian Exports Continue To Grow

Australian dairy exports have increased YOY in each month since December 2023 in milk solids equivalent terms, led by cheese, milk powders and fats.

July cheese exports rose 36.3% YOY – this mostly reflected stronger sales in Japan. July SMP exports were 15,209t +102.5% YOY while WMP declined 9.2% YOY on very small volumes. Fat exports rose 171.1% YOY in July in commercial butter equivalent terms – AMF was +78.3% YOY and butter rose 224.9% YOY.

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