An oversupply of milk in the U.S. and globally is resulting in prices for milk and some other dairy products to fall.

Butter, milk and cheese prices are falling as a surge in global milk production floods the market, prompting warnings of a looming period of weak prices.

If you've noticed cheese prices creeping up on your weekly grocery trips, you're not alone. A grocery store staple that will cost more in 2025, cheese prices spiked by 15% in January alone, even ...