Baby steps to self-sufficiency


DLMI managing director Tarang Gupta said the partnership would allow local dairy farmers in the DLMI’s Dairy Development Programme (DDP) to enhance the quality and volume of cattle raw milk in Malaysia.

KUALA LUMPUR: Dutch Lady Milk Industries Bhd (DLMI) is facilitating a 100% self-sufficiency level for Malaysia’s fresh milk production which will lessen the country’s dependency on imported fresh milk.

The company has inked a memorandum of collaboration with the Department of Veterinary Services Malaysia (DVS) for a collaboration to achieve sustainable dairy cattle farming.

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