Research shows milk value chain challenges in Ghana and Senegal, suggesting improvements for local farmers' processing skills.
Local milk yields are very low in Ghana and Senegal and are not sufficient to meet the needs of the processing industry. • In both countries a separate value chain exists for imported milk powder and local milk value, and a third value chain that combines milk powder with local milk is found in Senegal. • In the fresh milk value chain, milk is handled under poor hygienic conditions and processing is highly artisanal, products from local milk are generally of poor quality and are usually uncertified. • The value chain relying on imported milk powder is more developed and its products are often certified. • Training programs must be instituted to empower farmers in the processing of milk to overcome fresh milk loses during the rainy season.
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