Malaysia: ECERDC, Kelantan government sign cooperation agreement to boost dairy goat industry

Published 2024년 10월 14일

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The East Coast Economic Region Development Council (ECERDC) has partnered with the Kelantan state government to boost the dairy goat industry and establish a goat milk collection centre (GMCC) in Kelantan. The centre, set to be appointed as the main operator by the state in January 2025 and completed by February 2025, aims to modernise the industry, improve supply chain efficiency, and position Kelantan as a competitive player in the national dairy market. The GMCC will collect up to 730,000 litres of fresh goat milk by 2029, fulfilling both local and international market demands and benefiting goat farmers and the local agricultural economy.

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KOTA BHARU (Oct 14): The East Coast Economic Region Development Council (ECERDC) signed a cooperation agreement with the Kelantan government on Monday, to strengthen the dairy goat industry in the state. Menteri Besar Datuk Mohd Nassuruddin Daud said Kelantan has great potential in the agricultural sector, and the cooperation with the ECERDC to develop the goat milk collection centre (GMCC) is a strategic step in realising that potential. He said that the GMCC would not only create economic opportunities for local farmers, but also position Kelantan as a key player in Malaysia’s halal and dairy sectors. “We are committed to working with the ECERDC to ensure the success of this project, and hope for more joint efforts in the future that will benefit the people of Kelantan,” he said in a statement on Monday. ECERDC chief executive officer Datuk Baidzawi Che Mat said the development of the GMCC is a significant achievement for the livestock sector in Kelantan. Baidzawi said the main ...

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