Specialist products can save Polish milk exports to China

Published 2024년 10월 15일

Tridge summary

China, the world's largest dairy importer, is increasing its milk production, leading to a decrease in imports and a shift towards self-sufficiency. In 2023, China's self-sufficiency in dairy products reached 82.3%, up from 78.1% the previous year. This trend is expected to limit dairy imports further. The Polmlek Group is capitalizing on this by exporting specialized dairy products to China, such as lactose powder and whey protein concentrate, and cheese, mainly mozzarella. The company's strategy includes investing in automation and robotization to stay competitive in a market where dairy production profits are declining.
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Original content

China is increasing its production potential in the field of dairy products, which translates into the import of dairy products. China is also the largest importer of dairy products, so even minor turbulences in this market can cause a lot of confusion in the dairy world, as Szymon Borucki, Foreign Market Development Manager at the Polmlek Group, emphasizes. – Cooperating with Chinese partners since 2017, we have been observing a slowdown in China's economic growth, which was previously at 7-8 percent and is currently around 4 percent. In addition, there is an element that is rarely mentioned, but should be, i.e. China is increasing its production potential when it comes to milk. They are producing more and more of their own milk, which can be seen in the products that suffered the most in terms of export last year, such as whole milk powder – says Borucki. What to expect in the coming quarters? As our interlocutor points out, in 2023, China's self-sufficiency in terms of dairy ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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