Central Asia: Is self-sufficiency possible in dairy?

05-02-2025 | |
In Uzbekistan, the largest imported product categories are cheese, fermented milk products, and dry milk. Photos: Canva
In Uzbekistan, the largest imported product categories are cheese, fermented milk products, and dry milk. Photos: Canva
Following years of turbulence, Central Asian countries have embarked on plans to boost domestic supply with increased local production. Undoubtedly, the path towards self-sufficiency in the region will be one laden with challenges. In previous years, from 2022 to 2023, Central Asian dairy markets were hit with supply disruptions, inflation, and as a consequence, price caps. But the push for self-sufficiency in dairy markets in this region is gaining momentum. Kazakhstan plans for furth


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