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This timeline gives an overview of the volume of fresh cheese produced from cow’s milk in France from 2009 to 2019. It appears to have decreased over the years: from more than ** tons in 2014 to about ** tons in 2019. Fresh cheese was the most important type of cheese within the total French cow’s milk cheese production, which amounted to more than *** million tons in 2019. 
Although cow’s cheese was the most produced type of cheese, the production of goat cheese has increased over the past years: from around * tons in 2008 to more than ** tons in 2019. That year, France exported more than ** tons of cheese, while almost ** tons were sold on the retail market in France in 2019.
Known for their consumption of dairy products, the French appear to largely enjoy consuming cheese regularly: more than half of the respondents in a survey from 2019 declared eating some cheese daily or several times a week. However, while people aged older than 50 years old were more than ** percent to answer consuming cheese at least once a week, they were just about ** percent of people aged less than 35 years old to say so.
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