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The rollercoaster of the dairy industry certainly isn’t new. History illustrates the constant up and down cycle and shows the need for strong global markets. However, Jacob Shapiro, a partner and director of geopolitical analysis for Cognitive Investments (CI) shared at the PDPW Business Conference in the Wisconsin Dells that down the road, there won’t be one global market for producers to sell into. Instead, numerous potential trade markets will be the way of the future.
“We're going to see different spheres of political influence around different powers,” he says.
Dan Basse, president of AgResources Company, told the PDPW audience last week that a great reset is underway for the dairy economy, which will spell a more competitive world market.
March 20, 2023
dairyherd.com
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