Pakistan’s Dairy Sector Faces Constant Challenges, Experts
Partnership ceremony between Claude Agri Pakistan, NASNA and Denka Vet Netherlands — file photo
Lahore: Pakistan’s dairy sector continues to face challenges, despite being the world’s fourth in milk production, a major sub-sector of agriculture, contributing 60 percent to value-added agriculture with live stock and 11.7 percent to GDP.
This challenge is a hindrance to its best potential. Pakistan’s dairy and beef industry has limited performance to meet the milk and meat needs of its 24 crore population, much effort is needed to improve the sector to bring it in line with international standards. Required.
These views were expressed by the industry experts while addressing the partnership ceremony between Claude Agri Pakistan, NASNA and Denka Vet Netherlands. A global leader in food with 90 years of experience.
On this occasion, the Ambassador of the Netherlands, Hanni Fokel de Vries, said in his address that 50 Dutch companies are working in Pakistan in agriculture, dairy sector and other sectors. There are excellent opportunities for foreign companies to invest in Pakistan. He expressed hope that this partnership will yield positive results.
On this occasion Dr. Rana Shaukat Hussain, CEO of Cloud Agri Pakistan and Global Business Director of Cloud Agri Group said that together with Nasna and Danca Vet Netherlands we are introducing solutions for advanced livestock and feed problems.
Apart from this, it is providing a platform for the dairy and beef farmers of Pakistan to exchange information along with implementation of international best practices. This partnership will bring extraordinary benefits to Pakistan’s dairy and beef sector.
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