New data shows hike in cheese exports

Cheese exports from January to June (Q2) were 25 per cent up on the year, making it the only dairy category to see a rise, new UK trade data has found.

Hannah Binns
News Reporter
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New data shows hike in cheese exports

Cheese exports from January to June (Q2) were 25 per cent up on the year, making it the only dairy category to see a rise, new UK trade data has found. Running in line with overall totals for H1 in...

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