Dean Foods warns of loss as China demand raises milk prices
date:Feb 12, 2014
up by almost a third in January-October.

Dean Foods expects China to remain a heavy buyer of imported dairy commodity products this year, keeping global raw milk prices high, Tanner said.

The Dallas-based company, which sells Meadow Gold and Dean's milk, said it now expected prices to rise through the first half of the year before flattening and then declining moderately in the second half.

Dean Foods said its results could range between a loss of 3 cents per share and a profit of 3 cents pe
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