In 2023, goat milk production in the Benelux region has soared to around 420 million liters, on par with France, with Flemish farms contributing 63.74 million liters, a 6% increase from the previous year. Despite the growth, with 68 dairy goat farms now in Flanders, the region is grappling with a surplus of goat's milk, leading to significant price cuts by Dutch processors, sometimes over 10%. This surplus has prompted suggestions from industry experts like Guy Hex that a reduction in production may be necessary to align supply with demand and ensure the sector's sustainability.