Jordan Agrees to Local Milk Production
The Ministry of Agriculture and the Dairy Cattle Breeders Association signed a meeting minutes to confirm their commitment to implementing the national plan for the long-term localization of the dairy industry in Jordan. This initiative aims to enhance food security, protect domestic producers, and support farmers. The measures contributed to a 30% reduction in long-term milk imports during 2025, with the maximum allowable imports set at 22,000 tonnes for 2026, compared to around 14,000 tonnes imported since the beginning of the year. The program seeks to regulate milk imports, encourage reliance on local production, and continue monitoring and evaluation to ensure the sector's sustainability and achieve self-sufficiency.
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