UAE camel milk gets EU green light and looks to new markets

Published 2021년 9월 16일

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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (MoCCAE) is working towards ensuring that its food products meet international safety standards and can compete in local and international markets. This includes camel milk and its products, which are not only popular locally but are also gaining traction in regional and global markets. The Ministry is collaborating with local manufacturers like Al Ain Farms and Emirates Industry for Camel Milk and Products (EICMP), which produce the Camelicious brand, to comply with import requirements. In Q1 2021, the UAE secured approval from the European Commission for its Camel Milk Residue Monitoring Plan, and its camel milk products have been approved for export to the US and Canada. The Ministry is now focusing on obtaining approval for exporting these products to China.

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Saif Al Shara, Assistant Under-Secretary for the Sustainable Communities Sector and Acting Assistant Under-Secretary for the Food Diversity Sector at MoCCAE, said, "Enabling food products to compete in local and international markets is a priority that we aim to achieve in collaboration with our strategic partners from the public and private sectors. In this context, the Ministry has issued effective legislation and continues to roll out control processes to ensure our food products meet the latest international safety standards. We liaise with our counterparts in every target market to understand their import and health requirements, and develop plans to guarantee compliance of our food products." He added, "With 4,500 tons produced annually, camel milk and its products are among the UAE’s signature foods. They are in high demand locally, and owing to Al Ain Farms and Emirates Industry for Camel Milk and Products (EICMP) – the manufacturer of the popular camel milk brand ...

Source: Dairyreporter