Zimbabwe’s dairy industry hits a record 10 million litres of milk in July. This achievement represents the highest monthly output in recent years and signals a significant turnaround for the sector, as reported by
ZBC, a partner of TV BRICS.
The figures demonstrate the industry’s robust growth trajectory, a stark contrast to the average of just 6 million litres per month recorded over the past four years.
With this latest milestone, Zimbabwe is on course to produce over 120 million litres of milk this year, a substantial increase from the average of 80 million litres. This surge in production is attributed to the combination of governmental support and collaborative initiatives with developmental organisations.
According to sources within the Zimbabwe Association of Dairy Farmers, the boost in milk production is having a significant impact. Greater availability of milk in retail and wholesale markets is contributing to price stability, benefiting consumers across the country.
Continued collaboration between the government, private sector stakeholders, and development partners is expected to further scale up milk production in Zimbabwe, securing a brighter future for the nation’s dairy industry.
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