Consolidation has been constant in most industries, including dairy. Over the years, Oregon has emerged with a remarkable number of independent dairies and dairy processors intact and today produces a wide variety of dairy products including yogurt and ice cream. The segment covers the renaissance of Artisan and Farmstead cheese that has been popular since the early 2000s. Part 5 of the Oregon Dairy Industries 100th Anniversary Documentary
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