Polish consumers are interested in A2A2 milk

Published 2024년 6월 30일

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A project in Poland is exploring the potential of A2A2 milk, a type of milk known for its better digestibility and positive effect on intestinal microbiota, which is not yet widely available in the country. The Polish Federation of Cattle Breeders and Milk Producers has found that a majority of heifers have the A2A2 genotype, indicating a promising potential for this milk type. The study also found that nearly half of the respondents would be willing to buy A2A2 milk or dairy products if available, and that these products could potentially reach a wider audience, including those with milk intolerance. The project aims to establish a market for A2A2 milk, with plans to increase the profitability of dairy production and expand export opportunities.
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Although A2A2 milk - unlike in Western countries - is not yet widely available in our country, current activities under the project co-financed by the Milk Promotion Fund "A2A2 - a new way of dairy products - the use of genomic selection in food production" show that Polish herds have great potential for the production of this raw material, and consumers, after initially learning about its properties, express interest in consuming it. In a study carried out in April this year. commissioned by the Polish Federation of Cattle Breeders and Milk Producers, nearly half of the respondents stated that they would be happy to buy A2A2 milk (49.9%) or dairy products (33.3%) made from it if they were available in Polish stores. A2A2 milk, i.e. the so-called primary milk is a new element of preventive dietetics. They are distinguished by better digestibility and a positive effect on the intestinal microbiota. This product is especially targeted at consumers who struggle with digestive ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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