Milk production in California is seasonally lighter. However, week-to-week milk production throughout June 2025 was mixed according to contacts. Handlers indicate June 2025 milk output was down compared to May 2025, but above anticipated volumes. Handlers also note June 2025 year-over-year milk production is up. All Class demands are steady. Some California stakeholders describe cream availability as tight, while others indicate more than enough cream is available.
In Arizona, farm level milk output is lightening. Class I, II, III, and IV demands are steady.
Milk production in New Mexico is lightening as well. All Class manufacturing demands are steady.
Farm level milk output in the Pacific Northwest varies from steady to lighter. Stakeholders note cooler temperatures for the second half of June positively impacted milk output. Some manufacturers note milk intakes are above anticipated volumes. Demands for all Classes are steady.
Milk production in the mountain states of Idaho, Utah, and Colorado varies from steady to lighter. Stakeholders note some plant downtime with the holiday weekend loosened spot milk availability to some degree and there have been some spot milk offers up to $5 below Class prices. All Class demands are unchanged.
Cream is generally more available with the holiday weekend. However, cream demand did not change much for week 27 compared to week 26, and cream multiples are unchanged. Condensed skim milk demand is steady. Condensed skim milk availability is somewhat looser.
