Milk production across all farm categories continues to decline in Armenia, Moldova and Ukraine

Published 2020년 10월 12일

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The article reports on the milk production and related product trends in various countries from January-August 2020, excluding Russia. Belarus led with the fastest growth in raw milk production at +5.3%. Other countries experiencing growth in milk production include Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Azerbaijan, while Ukraine saw a decrease. Butter production was on the rise in all countries, except for Ukraine which experienced a 3% decrease. The total oil production volume increased by 6% amounting to 316 thousand tons. The production of whole milk products experienced mixed results, with increases in countries like Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Russia, Tajikistan, and Azerbaijan, and decreases in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Ukraine.

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The fastest growth in raw milk production in January-August 2020 compared to the corresponding period of 2019 (excluding Russia, where in January-August 2020 the production of raw milk in agricultural enterprises increased by 6%) was shown by the Republic of Belarus: +5.3 %. Milk production in Kazakhstan increased by 3%, in Kyrgyzstan by 2.4%, in Uzbekistan by 2.3%, in Azerbaijan by 1.9%, in Tajikistan by 0.7%. The production of butter is growing in all countries (the Statistical Committee does not have data from Tajikistan and Uzbekistan), except for Ukraine, where production decreased by 3% in January-August 2020. The most dynamic growth (from a low base) is shown by Kyrgyzstan (+ 43%) and Armenia (+ 21%, which is a bit surprising, given that the production of raw milk there is declining), in Kazakhstan, the production of butter increased in the period under review by 13%, in Russia by 8%, in Azerbaijan by 1%, in the Republic of Belarus by 0.4%. The total volume of oil ...

Source: Dairy