Fluid Milk means raw milk that has been processed for human consumption as a beverage, but does not include organic milk, soy milk, extended shelf life milk, ultra-high temperature milk, or aseptic milk.
Fluid Milk means milk and any other product made by the addition of a sub- stance to milk or to a liquid form of milk product if the milk or other product is produced, processed, distributed, sold or of- fered or exposed for sale for human con- sumption. Fluid milk includes sterilized fluid milk products and the fluid milk products for
Fluid Milk means cow's milk sold in fresh fluid form, whether as milk or as cream, or inter-mixtures thereof;
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Refer to CACFP 21-2011, Child Nutrition Reauthorization 2010: Nutrition Requirements for Fluid Milk and Fluid Milk Substitutions, May 11, 2011, for additional guidance.
Boston Market Level Retail and Farm Fluid Milk Price (1/96 – 9/03) 32Figure 2.
For additional information, see FNS Instruction 783-2 Accommodating Children with Special Dietary Needs, and CACFP 21-2011 Revised-Child Nutrition Reauthorization 2010: Nutrition Requirements for Fluid Milk and Fluid Milk Substitutions, September 15, 2011.
The Fluid Milk Order requires the Fluid Milk Board to return 80 percent of the funds received from California fluid milk processors to the California Milk Processor Board.
Refer to CACFP 21-2011, Child Nutrition Reauthorization 2010: Nutrition Requirements for Fluid Milk and Fluid Milk Substitutions, May 11, 2011, for additional guidance..
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Fluid Milk means any processed dairy product prepared for sale in liquid form;
Fluid Milk means milk, skim milk or lowfat milk in consumer sized packages sold or offered for sale for off premise consumption;
Fluid Milk. Across the United States farm milk production is level to trending higher. Midwest producers are reporting higher butterfat levels, attributed to feed quality. Bottling demand is lower in most areas, reflecting school breaks. Some Pacific Northwest milk is going to Canada to areas affected by recent inclement weather. In the East, cream is more available at lower prices. Dates 11/24 12/3 12/10 12/17 12/23 Butter $1.99 $2.00 $2.12 $2.09 $2.25 Cheese (40# Blocks) $1.85 $1.85 $1.86 $1.88 $1.87 Milk prices will end the year a little higher than what was forecasted back in November. For the year Class III will average about $17.10 compared to $18.25 for 2020. Fluid (beverage) milk sales have been below a year ago. January through October sales were 5.2% lower. This decline is attributable to the fact that in 2020 there were more at home meals. But higher milk prices are in response to good butter and cheese sales, strong exports of butter, cheese, whey products and nonfat dry milk/ skim milk powder. Dairy export volume January through October on a milk solids equivalent basis was 11% higher than a year ago. The slowdown in milk production is due to declining milk cow numbers and below average increase in milk per cow. Since peaking in May milk cow numbers had fallen 122,000 by November. November cow numbers were 47,000 below a year ago, down 0.4%. Milk per cow was just 0.2% higher in November than a year ago. Declining cow numbers and little increase in milk per cow are attributed to tighter forage supplies in many states and much higher feed costs encouraging producers to increase culling of milk cows. The economy is expected to continue growth next year but at a slower pace. While fluid milk sales will likely continue a downward trend butter and cheese sales are expected to show continued growth. But there is uncertainty in sales due to inflation that has increased the cost of food, gasoline, the cost to heat the home and most everything else. That will reduce consumer spending power which could reduce going to restaurants and in store purchases of dairy products. And hopefully COVID and the new variant Omicron does result in more restrictions on restaurants, closing of schools and public events. The world economy is showing continued recovery. World milk production is showing modest growth of less than one percent. Milk production in leading exporters like the EU-27, the UK and New Zealand has been running below a year ago or up just slightly. This will leav...
Fluid Milk means all milk produced in this State.
Fluid Milk means any [and all whole or
Fluid Milk means any [and all whole or concentrated milk that is produced in conformity with applicable health regulations for market milk of the place where such milk is consumed.] milk product in fluid or frozen form containing less than 9 percent butterfat, including, without limitation, milk, fat- free milk, low-fat milk, light milk, reduced-fat milk, eggnog and cultured buttermilk. The term does not include any:
Fluid Milk means any processed dairy product prepared for sale in liquid form; Clause 1(i) added: N.S. Reg. 62/99.