UK dairy aims to build on £2 billion export market with major event

Published 2024년 9월 30일

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The UK government recently hosted the Dairy Showcase, attended by over 40 international buyers and 60 UK businesses, with the aim of enhancing British dairy exports which reached £2 billion last year. The event was designed to promote the high standards of British farming and dairy production, focusing on products such as cheese, butter, yogurt, and milk powders. Delegates were given farm and processor tours in major dairying counties and participated in a 'Meet the Buyer' event and gala reception, leading to over 320 business meetings. The new Labour government has shown support for small dairy producers, promising to enhance their export capabilities and is exploring new trade agreements to provide access to more markets.

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British dairy has taken centre stage with more than 40 international buyers and 60 UK businesses taking part in a major event aimed at boosting exports. Buyers from Asia, the Americas, Middle East, Europe and North Africa headed to the UK for the Dairy Showcase, which put a spotlight on the best of British dairy. The sector exported £2 billion worth of goods to over 130 countries last year, with the industry hoping to build on this further. The week-long series of events aimed to build overseas buyers’ understanding about the high standards of British farms and dairy production such as cheese, butter, yogurt, cream, milk powders and infant formula. Tours were also ran to farms and processors in major dairying counties such as Somerset, Gloucestershire, Shropshire and Lancashire for delegates to gain experience of British dairy. The Dairy Showcase was developed by the government in consultation with the Dairy Export Taskforce, which includes sector bodies as the NFU, Dairy UK and ...

Source: FarmingUK