Saudi Arabia Dairy Update
By IMES | 14 May 2000
The dairy industry in Saudi Arabia, the most sophisticated in the entire Middle East, is at somewhat of a crossroads. Consumption is at an all-time high, milk yields have never been better, the economy is on the up, yet one cannot help but feel that a major
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The dairy industry in Saudi Arabia, the most sophisticated in the entire Middle East, is at somewhat of a crossroads. Consumption is at an all-time high, milk yields have never been better, the economy is on the up, yet one cannot help but feel that a major
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