After a year of sharp correction, the EU Edam market is showing tentative signs of stabilization, although the underlying conditions remain volatile. Prices have recovered modestly from autumn lows, yet volatility stays high, and Edam prices increased more slowly than Gouda’s. Behind the price movements, milk supply expanded across key producing countries in the second half of the year, driving higher cheese output just as intra-EU and export demand softened. Trade data points to competition and limited growth opportunities outside the bloc, with internal consumption absorbing most of the outlet.
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