India: Sarhad Dairy organises Camel Milk Symposium to discuss roadmap to popularise camel milk

게시됨 2024년 3월 18일

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Sarhad Dairy, also known as the Kutch District Milk Producers Union, recently held a symposium to discuss the therapeutic benefits of camel milk and strategies to popularise it. The event was part of the United Nations' International Year of Camelids celebrations. Sarhad Dairy, which established India's first automated camel milk processing plant in 2019, collects about 5,000 litres of camel milk daily from 350 families. The milk is used to produce various products, with more under development. The symposium also noted the increase in the procurement price of camel milk from Rs. 20-25 per litre to Rs. 52 per litre, thanks to Sarhad Dairy's efforts.
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The Kutch District Milk Producers Union, popularly known as Sarhad Dairy, organised a symposium on camel milk, bringing together dairy cooperative leaders, academicians, researchers, camel rearers, and doctors, to discuss the therapeutic and other benefits of camel milk and how it can be popularised. The symposium was organised in Kutch as part of the International Year of Camelids celebrations by the United Nations. In his remarks, Valamji Humbal, Sarhad Dairy Chairman, said they were fortunate to have taken up the task of organising camel milk producers at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s insistence in 2012. “There were no takers of camel milk and the condition of camel milk farmers was very poor compared with dairy farmers. Producers were selling their herd as a result. With the support of Sahjeevan and Maldhari organisations, we could organise them. We set up the country’s first automated camel milk processing plant in 2019. Today, we collect around 5,000 litres of camel milk ...

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