In Testimony To House Agriculture Committee, Dairy Leader Opposes Milk Supply Limits In Farm Bill

Appearing on behalf of the International Dairy Foods Association, Jon Davis, president and CEO of Davisco Foods International, testified today before the House Agriculture Subcommittee on Livestock, Dairy and Poultry about dairy provisions in the draft 2012 Farm Bill. Davis explained why his company and others are opposed to including a new program designed to control milk prices in the Farm Bill. Davis, who appeared at a press briefing with other dairy industry leaders and visited Senate offices on Tuesday, told subcommittee members that his family's business has put expansion plans on hold until the supply management issue is resolved.

Olive Garden Branded Shredded Cheese Coming To Sam's Club

Olive Garden's Italian salad dressing and shredded cheese are now for sale in Sam's Club stores across the country. The Italian chain, owned by Orlando-based Darden Restaurants, said Wednesday the products will be sold at Sam's Club stores exclusively for a year.

Crystal Farms Cheese Announces First-Of-Its-Kind Stand-Up Packaging

April 27, 2012 Crystal Farms

Crystal Farms®, the third-largest cheese company in the U.S., today announces new stand-up packaging for its 8-ounce shredded cheese line. The new pouch uses 20 percent less packaging but still contains the same two cups of cheese. Crystal Farms’ packaging technology produces the right size bag for the amount of cheese inside.

Nugget Markets Hosts "Cheese The Day" Cheese Tasting Events

April 27, 2012 Nugget Market, Inc.

Nugget Markets announces “Cheese the Day” special cheese tasting events April 27 – 29, 9am – 7pm, at participating Nugget Markets. Nugget Markets stocks more than 400 varieties of cheeses in each store’s specialty cheese department, and the Cheese the Day festivities celebrate cheeses from not only around the world, but from local producers as well.

Cheap Eats A Big Draw At Warehouse Stores

April 27, 2012 Ellen Lee, CNBC.com

McDonald's and other fast-food chains have some stiff competition when it comes to drawing hungry, budget-conscious people on the go. Big-box destinations such as Costco, Ikea and Home Depot are making it easy for customers not just to pick up a new couch, but also grab a bite to eat.