Ahome Cattle Ranchers Prepare to Contribute to Liconsa Milk Collection Center
Source: dairynews.today
A milk collection center operated by Liconsa is set to be established in Ahome, with plans to collect 10,000 liters for processing in Guadalajara.
The cattle ranchers in Ahome are poised to support the establishment of a Liconsa-operated milk collection center. Tirso Robles Camargo highlighted that the center aims to gather 10,000 liters, boosting the local dairy sector by securing a better commercial price.
Infrastructure and Economic Goals
The center, likely to be located near La Despensa, will feature storage tanks, boosting sales prices to 11.50 pesos per liter, a significant increase over the current 7-9 pesos. Robles Camargo expressed optimism about increased income for local producers once the center becomes operational.
“I think we are going to get the milk project off the ground in the ejido La Despensa, which is the most viable, where more milk is produced here in the municipality of Ahome,” said Robles Camargo. “It will allow us to sell the liter of milk at 11.50, which is a guarantee price.”
Infrastructure and Economic Goals
The center, likely to be located near La Despensa, will feature storage tanks, boosting sales prices to 11.50 pesos per liter, a significant increase over the current 7-9 pesos. Robles Camargo expressed optimism about increased income for local producers once the center becomes operational.
“I think we are going to get the milk project off the ground in the ejido La Despensa, which is the most viable, where more milk is produced here in the municipality of Ahome,” said Robles Camargo. “It will allow us to sell the liter of milk at 11.50, which is a guarantee price.”
