Ministry of Primary Industries: Advancing the Dairy Sector

The Ministry of Primary Industries has embarked on a comprehensive eight-point programme aimed at bolstering the food and fibre sectors. This initiative highlights the pivotal role of dairy in the broader strategy.

Programme Focus

The newly launched programme is structured around three core themes: diversification, sustainability, and the exploration of new markets. These themes are crucial for driving growth and innovation within the dairy industry.

Diversification

The programme emphasizes the importance of diversifying products and markets to reduce dependency on traditional outputs and to foster resilience in changing global markets.

Sustainability

Incorporating sustainability into the dairy sector is a key objective, ensuring that dairy practices are environmentally friendly and economically viable for future generations.

New Markets

Exploring new markets is essential for expanding the reach of dairy products and increasing the global competitiveness of the industry. The programme aims to identify and develop these opportunities.

Modified: 2025/11/13

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