Digest Highlights: An injunction halts Arla’s ad campaign involving rbST. Facility audit agreement gives more access to dairy markets in China. April fluid milk sales faltered. You can be a National Dairy Board director. Find a summary of these and other dairy news here.

Lawsuits regarding use of dairy terms to market non-dairy products had different results in the U.S. and European Union (EU).

Whether the U.S. pursues a resolution to the current dairy trade dispute with Canada by seeking judgment through the World Trade Organization (WTO) or through renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the issue is likely to be contentious for years.

Editor's note: The CEO Corner contains editors' compilations of business news from top publications, which they have tailored for the dairy industry. A recent article in the June issue of Fortune highlights just how much more of a bright spot the yogurt category could be for the dairy industry if it weren’t for the “shipwreck” that is General Mills’ Yoplait brand.

With the end of the school year, high school students gathered to explore dairy veterinary careers through the “Exploring the Bovine from the Outside In” Exploration Experience at Meadow Vista Farms in Bainbridge, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

On June 7, Dairy Farmers of America (DFA), a national farmer-owned dairy cooperative, celebrated the opening of its new headquarters building in Kansas City, Kansas. The three-story, 110,000-square-foot building, which was designed by HOK, is located at 1405 N. 98th St. and honors the cooperative’s dairy farmer members.

Northeast U.S. dairy producers have shown remarkable resilience in the face of falling revenues, according to the annual Northeast Dairy Farm Summary. However, sharply declining asset-to-liability ratios and growth in debt per cow are worrisome, according to presenters featured during a recent Farm Credit East webinar summarizing the 2016 results.

Editor's note: The CEO Corner contains editors' compilations of business news from top publications, which they have tailored for the dairy industry. While living by the adage “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” may not break your business, failing to improve it could cause heartbreak down the road.

The boards of directors for Select Sires Inc. and Accelerated Genetics have reached a unanimous decision to unify the two cooperatives. Under the planned agreement, Select Sires will acquire the assets of Accelerated Genetics, joining forces of employees and independent sales representatives in each of their geographical member organizations.

April U.S. dairy product export volumes topped year-ago levels for the 11th straight month, with gains in most product categories and to most major destinations, according to Alan Levitt, vice president of communications and market analysis at the U.S. Dairy Export Council (USDEC).