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per year with .35
imported. Top source
1977 imports was
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Finland, supplying 30 per
cent.
Next were Austria and
Norway at about 20 per cent
each. Switzerland provided
only 13 per cent. Leading
suppliers of the balance
were Denmark and Ger
many, with smaller amounts
coming from ten other
countries.
Italian cheese imports
include Pecormo, Romano,
Reggiano, Parmesano,
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Average U.S. per capita
consumption of Italian
cheese is nearly 4 pounds
with imports in 1977 only .13
pound per capita.
Pecormo is, by far, the
leading imported Italian
cheese. Approximately 60
per cent comes from Italy, 19
per cent from Romania, 11
per cent from Greece and
the balance from seven or
eight other countries.
Reggiano and Parmesano
comprise 17.5 per cent of
Italian cheese imports, with
approximately 80 per cent
coming from Argentina and
20 per cent from Italy.
Romano accounts for 15
per cent of the imported
Italian cheeses. Practically
all of it comes from
Argentina.
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make up the remaining 8.5
per cent of imports in the
Italian category. Nearly all
comes from Italy.
The U.S. is apparently
almost self-sufficient in soft
Italian cheeses. Our
government reports that, in
1975, we produced and
consumed 457.6 million
pounds of Mozzarella and
81.3 million pounds of
Ricotta.
Per capita consumption of
Cheddar and similar cheeses
is about 9.0 pounds per year.
Cheddar is 75 per cent of this
total. The remaining types
mclude Colby, washed curd,
stirred curd and Monterey
Jack.
Imports are almost in
significant at only .07 pound
per capita per year.
Australia and New Zealand
are the major sources, with
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smaller amounts coming
from Canada and four other
countries.
Americans consume about
.11 pound of Edam and
Gouda per year. The U.S.
unports approximately .04
pound, or a little more than
one-third of what is
consumed. The Netherlands
supplies about 87 per cent of
our imports. Smaller
amounts come from Por
tugal, Finland, Argentina
ans six other countries.
U.S. per capita con
sumption of Blue Cheese is
approximately .18 pound per
capita. In 1977 we imported
about .016 pound per capita,
or less than 10 per cent of our
needs. Denmark supplied 90
per cent of this amount; the
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judging skills.
Paul and Kathy King, of
Kingway Farms at Delta R 2,
will host the educational
seminar, set to begin at 10
am. and run through mid
afternoon.
Official for the school will
be Dr. James McCaffrey,
well-known area dairy cattle
specialist.
“This is not a contest, just
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stresses Kathy King, a
leader of the Junior Holstein
Association. “No one will be
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rest came from six other
countries.
Americans consume only
.01 pound of Roquefort per
capita annually. We import
all of our requirements.
Because of legal rights and
restrictions, France is the
only supplier*
The largest single
category of cheese imports
consists of “other” cheeses.
They amount to .36 pound
per capita, or approximately
38 per cent of our imports.
Many types of foreign
made cheeses are consumed
m the United States. They
vary from skim milk cheese
to exotic types. New
Zealand, Denmark and
France are the leading
exporters to the U.S. In
addition Switzerland,
Sweden, Poland and 20 or
more countries send us
cheeses mcluded in the
“other” category.
expected to compete with
others or to turn in then
scoring sheets for marks or
placings.”
Members of the 4-H and
FFA dairy project areas are
especially urged to take part
in the school. Lunch will be'
available for a small fee, or
participants may supply
their own meal.
No pre-registration will be
required to attend.
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