Malaysia Approves Molfino and Arla Plants for Dairy Exports
Malaysia has authorized three Argentine dairy establishments to export to its market, according to the report. The approved facilities are identified with Molfino and Arla, and the authorization applies to several categories of dairy products.
The products covered include cheese, milk powder and butter. The approval also extends to proteins and whey derivatives, broadening the range of Argentine dairy goods that can be exported under the authorization.
The report does not provide the names of all three establishments or specify the individual products assigned to each facility. It identifies the plants connected with Molfino and Arla as part of the establishments approved by Malaysia.
Malaysia imported dairy products worth $1.393 billion during 2025. That figure is given as the value of the country’s dairy-product imports for the year and provides the trade context for the authorization of the Argentine establishments.
The measure concerns market access for the approved Argentine facilities and the listed product categories. No export volumes, shipment dates, company-specific sales values or additional regulatory conditions are provided in the available report.
