evidence: Dmitry Krasnov, the head of Agroexport, has forecasted that global prices for dry dairy products will likely stay at the same level as last year. This is due to factors such as increased cheese production worldwide, reduced demand for imported milk powder, whey powder, and cheese from Southeast Asian countries, and China's growing dairy production. Despite these factors, Krasnov believes that Russian dry dairy products will remain competitive globally, especially with ongoing industry support. However, he is less optimistic about the export prospects for cheeses and butter due to intense market competition.