The United States Government purchases surplus products under the dairy price support program. Which of the following is NOT one of them?

The dairy price support program established by the United States Government is designed to stabilize dairy prices and support dairy farmers by purchasing surplus dairy products. While cheese, nonfat dry milk, and butter are commonly included in these support purchases, fluid milk itself is typically not bought under this program.

Fluid milk is considered a perishable product that is more effectively managed through local sales channels and is not usually stored for long periods like the other dairy products. The program predominantly focuses on products that can be stored and kept longer, which makes cheese, nonfat dry milk, and butter viable candidates for government purchases in times of surplus. Hence, it is correct to identify fluid milk as a product that is not part of these purchases.