Poland: A2A2 milk, the potential that cannot be wasted

Published 2024년 10월 1일

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The Polish Federation of Dairy Breeders, Producers and Importers (PFHBiPM) has initiated a nationwide project to promote the production of A2A2 milk, a less common variant with potential benefits for those with milk intolerance. The project, now in its third edition, involves genomic testing of dairy herds, with promising results showing a significant percentage with the A2A2 genotype. The initiative aims to enhance the profitability of dairy production and expand export opportunities by introducing this milk type, which has shown consumer interest. The project, co-financed by the Milk Promotion Fund, continues until October 2024.
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PFHBiPM has been supporting breeders for almost 30 years, implementing a number of projects aimed at promoting milk consumption. At the end of 2021, the organization launched an innovative project on a national scale, the main theme of which is the original variant of this raw material - A2A2 milk. This year, the third edition of the campaign was implemented, which is now coming to an end. Increasing the profitability of dairy production in Poland Launching the production of A2A2 milk would be an opportunity for Polish breeders and processors to both increase the profitability of dairy production in Poland and increase export opportunities. And although it is not widely available in our country, PFHBiPM's activities to date as part of the project "A2A2 - a new path of dairy products - the use of genomic selection in food production" show that there is potential for the production of this raw material in Polish dairy herds. What is more, consumers, after initially familiarizing ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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