This data is then reviewed, analyzed, and used to compute prices that are published in the National Dairy Products Sales Report (NDPSR). The market-determined prices, published in the NDPSR, are used in the formulas to calculate raw milk prices paid by handlers based on the end-use or “classification” of milk.

Reporting entities are required to submit sales information in the electronic Dairy Product Mandatory Reporting System (DPMRS) system generally by noon on Tuesday of the following week. Participants: The NDPSR consists of 87 reporting entities selling one million pounds or more of dairy products as defined by statute (7 USC 1637b).

The Class and Component Prices are calculated using the most recent four or five weeks (since the last monthly Announcement of Class and Component Prices) from the latest National Dairy Products Sales Report (NDPSR). These prices are published on or before the 5th of each month.

The data in the National Dairy Products Sales Report (NDPSR) are also used in the price calculations for the Federal Milk Marketing Orders (7 CFR 1000.53). In addition to the publications listed below, there are additional resources, listed in the Data section below, for accessing the National Dairy Products Sales Report, Announcement of Class ...

2023年12月20日 · The National Dairy Products Sales Report (NDPSR) is based on survey data collected after Saturday of each week. Reporting entities are required to submit sales information in the electronic Dairy Product

Commodity Dairy Market Reports like the Global Dairy Trade (GDT), National Dairy Products Sales Report (NDPSR), and the Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) are valuable references used by sales teams and buyers for insight into current market pricing.

This data is then reviewed, analyzed, and used to compute prices that are published in the National Dairy Products Sales Report (NDPSR). The market-determined prices, published in the NDPSR, are used in the formulas to calculate raw milk prices paid by handlers based on the end-use or "classification" of milk.

NDPSR. This NFDM price is used to set the Federal order Advanced Class II and Class IV skim milk prices, along with the Components in the Class IV price. These prices are shown on Pages 6 and 7 of this newsletter. The NFDM production and inventory data are published by NASS in the Dairy Products report.

Reporting entities are required to submit sales information in the electronic Dairy Product Mandatory Reporting (DPMR) system generally by noon on Tuesday of the following week. Participants: The DPMR program consists of 97 reporting entities selling one million pounds or more of dairy products as defined by statute (7 USC 1637b).

Based on the June 19 National Dairy Product Sales Report (NDPSR) there were 94 reporting entities selling 1 million pounds or more of dairy products. The first NDPSR, released in April 2012, indicates there were 96 reporting entities (prior to the Agricultural Marketing Service collecting and reporting the information it was released by USDA’s