Tridge summary
The December 2024 issue of the China Dairy Economic Monthly Report provides an overview of China's dairy industry, highlighting decreases in fresh milk prices, production, and dairy product output. It also notes the lower prices of feed raw materials, such as corn and soybean meal. The report also covers the construction of large-scale ranches for dairy farming and the production status of various dairy companies. Additionally, it mentions the establishment of the A2 Global R&D Center in Shanghai, funded by the New Zealand A2 Milk Company and China Agricultural Reclamation Holdings Shanghai Co., Ltd., for scientific research and product innovation related to A2 protein.
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Original content
China Dairy Economic Monthly Report December 2024 Issue 185 (Total No. 185) Organizer: Dairy Economic Research Office of National Dairy Industry Technology System Editor-in-Chief: Liu Changquan, Li Shengli Executive Deputy Editor-in-Chief: Dou Ming Table of Contents I. Overall Situation Analysis II. Milk Production III. Milk Source Base Construction IV. Dairy Processing I. Overall Situation Analysis 1. Fresh Milk Market The monthly average price of fresh milk fell Weekly price is relatively stable According to the monitoring data of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, the average price of raw milk in 10 major producing provinces such as Inner Mongolia and Heilongjiang in November 2024 was 3.12 yuan/kg, a month-on-month decrease of 0.3% and a year-on-year decrease of 15.7%. The weekly price is relatively stable. 2. Feed raw materials The average price of corn in November 2024 has narrowed The monitoring data of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs showed that ...
Source: Foodmate
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