Mongolia will export camel milk to the world market

Published 2024년 10월 20일

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A new camel milk processing plant is being launched in Umnugov aimag, Mongolia, to support local farmers and enhance production using modern technologies. This initiative, in collaboration with the FAO, includes a farm established in 2023 to implement advanced milking and animal care methods, increasing camel milk productivity from 3 to potentially 4 liters per day. With Mongolia housing around half a million camels, the focus is on improving milk quality to meet international standards for export. Camel milk, known for its high vitamin C content and health benefits, is likened to mother's milk and is believed to reduce disease risks.
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The launch of a camel milk processing plant is planned in the Umnugov aimag in the south of the country, DairyNews.today writes. The main goal of the project is to support local farmers, increase productivity and improve production methods using the latest technologies. As the representative of the Solid Partners company said, traditional methods of keeping animals have shown their limitations. Therefore, in 2023, in cooperation with FAO, a farm was created that implements modern methods of milking and animal care. As a result, the productivity of camels increased to 3 liters of milk per day, which is a significant achievement and opens up opportunities for further productivity increases to 4 liters. It is noted that there are about half a million camels in Mongolia, the products of which are already available on the domestic market. Producers are actively engaged in training and advising farmers on improving the ...

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