Dairy Euro 2024: Matches on June 26
Source: The DairyNews
As the 2024 European Football Championship approaches the Round of 16, we are set to watch the first matches of this stage over the weekend.
Today, together with DIA analysts and the editorial team at Dairynews.today, let's review the dairy indicators of the countries participating in today's matches.
Slovakia vs. Romania
In terms of milk production per capita, Romania leads with 198 kg per year, while Slovakia has 156 kg. The average annual milk yield per cow is 3.21 tonnes in Romania and 7.16 tonnes in Slovakia.
Regarding milk consumption per capita, Romania reaches 307.1 kg, compared to 252.2 kg in Slovakia. Both countries have a milk deficit. Slovakia's deficit is 517,584 tonnes, whereas Romania's is 2.071 million tonnes.
Ukraine vs. Belgium
In the milk production per capita indicators, the score is 172:389 in favor of Belgium. The average milk yield per cow in Ukraine is 5.28 tonnes, while in Belgium, it is 8.46 tonnes per year. Cheese consumption per person is 4.25 kg per year in Ukraine and 14.2 kg in Belgium. Milk consumption per capita in Belgium is about 345.8 kg per year, compared to 205.4 kg in Ukraine.
Georgia vs. Portugal
Georgia and Portugal are also competing on the football field today. Regarding milk production per capita, Portugal leads with 173 kg against Georgia's 152 kg.
The average milk yield per cow in Georgia is 1.28 tonnes per year, compared to 7.69 tonnes in Portugal. Milk consumption per capita per year is 196.4 kg in Georgia and 215.2 kg in Portugal. Both countries face a milk deficit. Georgia's deficit is 163,828 tonnes, while Portugal's deficit is 436,866 tonnes.
Czech Republic vs. Turkey
In terms of milk production per capita, the Czech Republic leads with a score of 318:209 against Turkey. The average annual milk yield per cow is 9.37 tonnes in the Czech Republic, compared to 2.64 tonnes in Turkey. Milk consumption per capita in Turkey is 266.2 kg, compared to 271.7 kg in the Czech Republic.
Slovakia vs. Romania
In terms of milk production per capita, Romania leads with 198 kg per year, while Slovakia has 156 kg. The average annual milk yield per cow is 3.21 tonnes in Romania and 7.16 tonnes in Slovakia.
Regarding milk consumption per capita, Romania reaches 307.1 kg, compared to 252.2 kg in Slovakia. Both countries have a milk deficit. Slovakia's deficit is 517,584 tonnes, whereas Romania's is 2.071 million tonnes.
Ukraine vs. Belgium
In the milk production per capita indicators, the score is 172:389 in favor of Belgium. The average milk yield per cow in Ukraine is 5.28 tonnes, while in Belgium, it is 8.46 tonnes per year. Cheese consumption per person is 4.25 kg per year in Ukraine and 14.2 kg in Belgium. Milk consumption per capita in Belgium is about 345.8 kg per year, compared to 205.4 kg in Ukraine.
Georgia vs. Portugal
Georgia and Portugal are also competing on the football field today. Regarding milk production per capita, Portugal leads with 173 kg against Georgia's 152 kg.
The average milk yield per cow in Georgia is 1.28 tonnes per year, compared to 7.69 tonnes in Portugal. Milk consumption per capita per year is 196.4 kg in Georgia and 215.2 kg in Portugal. Both countries face a milk deficit. Georgia's deficit is 163,828 tonnes, while Portugal's deficit is 436,866 tonnes.
Czech Republic vs. Turkey
In terms of milk production per capita, the Czech Republic leads with a score of 318:209 against Turkey. The average annual milk yield per cow is 9.37 tonnes in the Czech Republic, compared to 2.64 tonnes in Turkey. Milk consumption per capita in Turkey is 266.2 kg, compared to 271.7 kg in the Czech Republic.
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