The Babcock Institute's International Dairy Notes newsletter provides policy makers up-to-the-minute analysis on dairy markets and trade issues. Through the use of these publications, decisions may be made with the best information available. The International Dairy Notes may be downloaded at no charge from the list below.

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2009: DEIP Activation-What Will it Accomplish - Dobson

2009: U.S. Dairy Exports Turn Sour- Edward Jesse

2008: Wisconsin Leads United States in Dairy Exports- Edward Jesse

2008: The Melamine Crisis in China's Dairy Industry—Implications for International Dairy Businesses- W.D. Dobson

2008: 2007 is a Big Year for U.S. Whey Exports- Edward Jesse

2008: Exporting and Foreign Direct Investment Strategies: Top Five U.S. Dairy Companies- W.D. Dobson

2007: World Prices for Dairy Products Reach Unprecedented Highs From Short Supply and Strong Demand- Edward Jesse

2007: Reform of EU Dairy Policies—Implications for U.S. and World Dairy Markets- W.D. Dobson

2007: U.S. Presence in World Dairy Markets Expanding Rapidly in 2007- Edward Jesse

2007: The NAFTA Nears Full Implementation—What Does This Mean for the U.S. Dairy Industry?- W.D. Dobson

2007: Hot World Market for Milk Proteins Good News for U.S. Dairy Sector- Edward Jesse

2006: 2006 U.S. Dairy Exports on Pace to Break Last Year's Record- Edward Jesse

2006: Collapse of the DOHA Round WTO Negotiations: Implications for the U.S. Dairy Industry- W.D. Dobson

2006: Major Foreign Markets for U.S. Dairy Products— South East Asia- Edward Jesse

2006: Major Foreign Markets For U.S. Dairy Products—Spotlight on Japan- Edward Jesse

2006: Major Foreign Markets for U.S. Dairy Products—Spotlight on Canada- Edward Jesse

2006: Major Foreign Markets for U.S. Dairy Products— Spotlight on Mexico- Edward Jesse

2005: International Dairy Notes, November 2005- Edward Jesse

2005: DOHA Round of the WTO Negotiations: Framework for Agriculture Modalities Contains "Less Than Meets the Eye" - W.D. Dobson

2005: 2004 U.S. Dairy Exports Up 50 Percent, Dairy Trade Gap Narrows Slightly- Edward Jesse