OUR VISION AND MISSION

VISION:

Asian Milk for Health and Prosperity

MISSION:

  1. Facilitate an increase in productivity, quality and profitability, in an environmentally sustainable manner, at all points along the dairy value chain in Asia.
  2. Facilitate the collection and dissemination of high quality information and knowledge relevant to dairy development in Asia.
  3. Enhance the recognition of the contribution of small holder dairy farming to household food security and overall socio-economic wellbeing in Asia, and the importance of the contribution of women.
  4. Enhance the global visibility of the Asian dairy sector.

Background

Asia region has emerged as the strongest growing region for milk and dairy product consumption during the last three decades. Asian consumers have generated nearly half of the global dairy product demand over the past decade but in many countries in the region, production has lagged behind demand with the result that import dependency has increased. While dairy prices in 2008 had declined in line with other agricultural commodities, many of the factors prompting higher prices will likely underpin market fundamentals in the dairy sector over the medium term. These market conditions provide an attractive opportunity for developing Asian nations to further consolidate the gains by investing in measures to enhance productivity, quality and market access.

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NEWS & UPDATES

Asia Dairy Symposium: As a side event in the 15th AAAP Animal Sciences Congress held at Thammasat University in Bangkok, FAO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific organized a dairy symposium on November 29, 2012 in partnership with Animal Production and Health Commission for Asia and the Pacific (APHCA), AusAID, Nestle and the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Chiang Mai University.
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World milk production to grow by 3 percent in 2012, sustained by gains in Asia, Oceania and South America World milk production in 2012 is forecast to grow by 3.0 percent to 760 million tonnes – a higher rate than the average for recent years. Asia is expected to account for most of the increase, with output in India, the world’s largest milk producing country, forecast to rise by 5 million tonnes to 132 million tonnes.
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The RightSite Team on Wed, 14 Nov 2012

Bright Food Group Co. Ltd, a leading food and dairy company in China, started building Asia's largest dairy factory with a daily processing capacity of 2,000 tonnes, in east China's Shanghai on Monday.
 
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FEATURED ARTICLES

"Smallholder dairy development in Asia and the Pacific" (Ahuja, et al.) - Consumption of milk and milk products has grown rapidly in Asia and the Pacific region, making it the strongest growing region for dairy product consumption during the last three decades.
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SCHOOL MILK PROGRAM

Linking school milk with smallholder dairy development strategy: Thai experience and design considerations for a pilot project in Bangladesh.
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