Dairy companies would share processing costs and product yields.
The Fair Milk Pricing for Farmers Act would make dairy companies share details about their production costs and how much product they get. The government would then publish these reports for the public every two years. This would start three years after the bill becomes law.
Today, dairy product manufacturers report some information. But they are not specifically required to share detailed production costs or product yield data for all items made in their facilities. After this bill, manufacturers would have to report this new cost and yield information. The Secretary of Agriculture would then publish these details in a public report every two years. This would start three years after the bill becomes law.
S 581 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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