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USDA Central States Print Butter 11/04 13:00
AMS_1089 MARS
Butter - Central U.S.
Released on November 04, 2026
In the Central region, milk supplies continue to seasonally improve. Cooler
weather continues to support cow comfort. Contacts indicate spot loads of milk
are available, although supplies are somewhat tighter than last week. Contacts
note cream supplies tighten at the beginning of the week as some processing
facilities report being short on contracted cream; however, supplies loosen as
week 45 progresses. Industry participants note cream supplies are still moving
across the southern border to customers in Mexico. Butter makers report
production is increasing to meet holiday demand as facilities continue to
microfix bulk butter into consumer-sized packaging. Spot sales of bulk 80
percent and 82 percent butter remain steady. Bulk butter inventories decline
slightly. Grade AA butter prices are unchanged.
Prices for: Central, All First Sales, F.O.B., Grade AA, Edible Butter
Basis Pricing - 80% Butterfat: -0.02-0.05
Information for the period November 2 - 6, 2026, issued weekly
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