Iran's 17% share of milk and dairy exports in the Asian continent

Published Sep 16, 2024

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The head of Iran's Animal Science Research Institute has reported a significant positive impact of animal science research on the country's agriculture. The research has led to an increase in production by 2 thousand tons and a reduction in raw material consumption by 218 thousand tons over 10 years, creating employment for at least 750 people. The institute's role includes improving the quality of livestock products, and there is potential to boost income for livestock farmers by developing high-value products like specialized milk, organic meats, and dairy products. Iran is the largest exporter of dairy products in Asia, accounting for 17% of the continent's total export of 9 million tons last year.
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According to ISNA, the head of the country's Animal Science Research Institute said: In the same period, the value of increasing production and preventing losses is estimated at 420 billion tomans, and the effectiveness of animal science researchers in this field is also undeniable. Hasan Khamis Abadi estimated the increase in production in the final and intermediate product by 2 thousand tons and stated: Animal husbandry scientists have been able to reduce the consumption of raw materials to 218 thousand tons over a 10-year period and in the same proportion, for at least 750 people to create employment. Stating that one of the duties of the Animal Science Research Institute of the country is to help improve the quality of livestock products, he clarified that by developing the production of livestock products with added value such as specialized milk, organic meats and special dairy products, it is possible to increase the income of livestock farmers. is Khamis Abadi said: Dairy ...
Source: Isna
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