Measures to reduce post-harvest milk losses along the dairy value chain

Submitted by Sidd, 19. Nov 2023 in Milk Production

Sidd
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"Sustainable dairy business."
, modified by Sidd on 19. Nov 2023

Here are some of the actions that can be taken:

  1. Launch regular training for stakeholders on standard milk safety and quality tests and certification procedures.
  2. Launch regular mandatory training on Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) for small and large scale processors, milk collection and transportation providers.
  3. Popularise the application of code of hygienic practice in milk production, handling, and distribution, industry regulatory services, milk and milk products standards.
  4. Enforce the dairy industry regulations and standards.
  5. Regularly report in the Kenya Dairy Bulletin (or equivalent bureau for your country) evaluation reports on the rate of compliance to standards and regulations by the industry stakeholders’ classification.
  6. Enforce mandatory record keeping of the quality of milk received, materials used, new product development activities
    and all inspection reports in milk processing plants.
  7. Promote and encourage processors to attain ISO certification.
  8. Engage private and public institutions with laboratories to carry out quality control tests on milk.
  9. Implement payment based on quality and wholesomeness of milk as incentive to produce safe and pure milk.

















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