Global Dairy Trade Experiences Slight Price Index Decline
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The Global Dairy Trade event held on September 16, 2025, recorded a slight drop of 0.8% in the price index compared to the previous auction.
The average price for dairy products reached USD 4,041 per metric ton, indicating a minor adjustment in the international market. The auction saw participation from 165 bidders, with 123 emerging as winners. A total of 20 bidding rounds transpired over nearly three hours.
The minimum available volume for trade was 36,884 metric tons, versus a maximum of 44,757 metric tons, culminating in the successful trade of 39,093 metric tons. This performance reflects a robust alignment with the offered range and underscores the enduring strong demand for dairy products globally, attracting active participation from international buyers.
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