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World Milk Day 2024: 7 top milk producing countries in the world

Here's the top seven milk-producing countries: India, the US, China, Pakistan, Brazil, Germany, and Russia, focusing on their unique contributions to global milk supply

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India

India is the largest milk producer, contributing over 20% of world's milk. The dairy industry is crucial for rural economy, with millions of small-scale farmers involved

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United States

The US ranks second, with California, Wisconsin, and Idaho as leading states. The industry is characterized by large-scale, technologically advanced dairy farms

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China

China has rapidly expanded its dairy production, driven by increasing domestic demand for dairy products. Major milk-producing regions include Inner Mongolia and Heilongjiang

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Pakistan

Pakistan is a significant milk producer, primarily through smallholder farms. Punjab and Sindh are the main dairy regions. Buffaloes are a crucial part of the industry

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Brazil

Brazil's dairy industry is centered in the Southeast and South regions, particularly Minas Gerais. The sector comprises numerous family farms and large commercial operations

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Germany

Germany is the leading milk producer in the European Union. The dairy sector is highly organized, with cooperative structures playing a significant role

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Russia

Russia has seen growth in dairy sector, with significant investments in modernization. Major milk-producing areas include the Central Federal District and Volga Federal District

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