Arla Aims for 50% Local Milk Production in Nigeria by 2031 with Innovative Dairy Farm
Arla, a dairy company, targets a 50% increase in local milk production in Nigeria by 2031 with the Arla Dano Farm. The farm demonstrates a commitment to sustainable dairy development, showcasing innovative practices like a unique cow monitoring system and energy-efficient milk cooling.
By building local capacity and supporting food security, Arla aims to empower Nigerian farmers and contribute to economic development. The farm also serves as a knowledge-sharing hub for the dairy industry in Nigeria and West Africa, promoting best practices and ensuring animal welfare.
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