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By Dairy News Australia Rabobank senior dairy analyst Michael Harvey says timely rainfall across key dairy regions has seen the milk pool begin to recover.
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As a challenging 2020 draws to a close, the global outlook for dairy is optimistic according to a new Rabobank report, thanks to strong commodity prices, forecast economic growth in many regions and improving consumer sentiment.
The report says global milk production growth is, however, projected to moderate in 2021 after a strong 2020, with forecast growth of about 2.7 billion litres of milk equivalent compared to 4.5 billion litres in 2020.
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As a challenging 2020 draws to a close, the global outlook for dairy is optimistic thanks to strong commodity prices, forecast economic growth in many regions and improving consumer sentiment, according to agribusiness specialist Rabobank.
In its Global Dairy Quarterly Q4 2020: To new beginnings, the bank says
global milk production growth is, however, projected to moderate in 2021 after a strong 2020, with forecast growth of around 2.7 billion litres of milk equivalent compared to 4.5 billion litres in 2020.
Rabobank dairy analyst Michael Harvey said that the milk production growth across the global Big-7 dairy exporters (New Zealand, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, EU, US and Australia) had surprised in 2020 – growth in liquid milk equivalent (LME) at its highest since 2017 – but that supply growth would now slow across all export regions.