Analyst commentary indicates the "Class 111 milk futures" market remains supported by both domestic and export demand, with technical floors around $19.80 acting as a safety net for bulls. Lamb Weston employs about 3,000 in the Tri-Cities, where it has processing plants in Pasco and Richland, a research facility and executive offices in Kennewick. Market participants expect robust Q4 demand, particularly in value-added dairy products. Latest CME data shows "Class 111 milk futures" trading at $19.82/cwt, edging up 0.6% amid strong dairy demand and tight supply. Traders eye USDA’s upcoming milk production report, as seasonal factors could push Q3 prices toward $20.50 if feed costs remain steady.