1/5 of global dairy products sold to China, EU dairy manufacturers seize Chinese market Foreign media reported that once the EU milk production quotas ban was lifted, a wave of production would emerge, large dairy plants would expand productivity to the maximum in order to lower prices. And small businesses might be defeated in this price war. Deutsche Welle reported on January 17, by contrast, this policy seemed to favor buyers of milk and dairy industries. Faced with stagnant demand in Europe, the dairy industry hoped to increase the demand on foreign markets. Most dairy sales manager often says it’s easier to make money abroad. President of the German Milk Industry Association Karl-Heinz Engel described the development prospects of the industry, The dairy industry looks for and discover new markets around the world, but we must continue to invest in new markets. In 2013 total output value of German milk products reached nearly 12 billion euros, sales of the dairy industry more than 25 billion euros. Germany is the worlds fifth largest dairy producer. The worlds largest dairy exporter is New Zealand, followed by the EU and the US. dairy exporting countries, Australia is also a very important dairy exporting country. The EU believes that China is still the largest country in the demand for imported dairy products. It is learned that the 1/5 worlds dairy products are shipped to China. Throughout the world, the worlds three major dairy giants are Swiss Nestle Group, Frances Danone and Lactalis. Germanys largest dairy company is Deutsche Milchkontor, and its revenue reached approximately 5.3 billion euros, ranking 13rd among the dairy companies in the world.
Posted on: Mon, 19 Jan 2015 06:19:24 +0000
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