Turkiye: Milk production increased in September

Published 2024년 11월 14일

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The Turkish Statistical Institute has reported a significant increase in milk and dairy product production in September compared to the previous year. Cow's milk collection increased by 14.9%, reaching 903 thousand 509 tons, with commercial dairy enterprises collecting 9.8% more, totaling 960 thousand 777 tons. Drinking milk production also saw an increase of 7.2%, totaling 135 thousand 343 tons. Additionally, yoghurt production rose by 0.9%, ayran production by 9.2%, butter production by 13.9%, and cow cheese production by 11.6%. The overall production from January to September also showed increases in these categories.
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(ANKARA) - The Turkish Statistical Institute announced the milk and dairy product production data for September. The amount of cow's milk collected throughout Turkey increased by 14.9 percent in September compared to the same month of the previous year, reaching 903 thousand 509 tons. The Turkish Statistical Institute announced the milk and dairy product production data for September. Accordingly, the amount of cow's milk collected by commercial dairy enterprises increased by 9.8 percent annually in September, reaching 960 thousand 777 tons. In the January-September period, it increased by 9.8 percent compared to the same period of the previous year, reaching 8 million 472 thousand 810 tons. Drinking milk production by dairy enterprises increased by 7.2 percent in September compared to the same month of the previous year, reaching 135 thousand 343 tons. Drinking milk production increased by 3.9 percent annually in the January-September period, reaching 1 million 144 thousand 55 ...
Source: Sondakika

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