Steven Schwartz

"He [Schwartz] wants wages that are so unbearable in this city," Wunderlich, 47, said.
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"The dairy industry is in real trouble," said Steven Schwartz, executive director of New York State Dairy Foods, an industry lobbying group."Our margins are shrinking.We have higher utilities, higher taxes and a higher cost of business."

Schwartz, who is Henry Schwartz' cousin, said the rising cost of corn, which is used in cow feed and to create ethanol, have contributed to the surge in the price of milk.

Milk from upstate farms is being processed at other facilities outside of the city until the dispute is settled.

"The industry is going through a major consolidation and it is trying to survive the turmoil," Schwartz said.

"I've never seen increases like this, and I've never seen projections like this for what the future prices will be," said Steven Schwartz, executive director of Dairy Foods.

Schwartz blames the rising costs of feed and fuel as well as the weak U.S. dollar for the bullish prices - which could keep rising well into 2008.
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Milk prices traditionally rise between June and September, but this year the price increases are expected to continue into 2008, Schwartz said.

"So far, the milk price increases have not impacted consumption," said Steven Schwartz, executive director of New York State Dairy Foods Inc., an organization of milk processors and distributors.

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