Saudi camel milk output rises 320%

The camel milk production sector in Saudi Arabia has experienced a significant increase, with the production rate of a single camel rising by 320% over three years—from 2.5 liters daily to 10.5 liters. This growth is part of the efforts by Swany, the company that owns the "Noq" brand, which has invested in research and development to improve breeds and expand its product range, including long-life milk, cheeses, and butter. Despite this notable growth, production still remains insufficient to meet the rising domestic demand, as the company has begun exporting to global markets such as Russia. The sector faces challenges, including limited camel herding operations compared to cattle, which produce larger quantities.

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