Threats and opportunities in milk and dairy products trade - ppt ...
{"Image DocumentName": "World dairy production (all categories included)", "Image ImageDescription": "Geographic breakdown of world milk production in 2013 (million tonnes) Europe % EU Russia 31. Ukraine 12. Belarus 7. N. America % United States 91. Canada 8. Asia % India 138. China 40. Pakistan 39. Turkey 17. Central America 17. 2% Mexico 11. Africa 47. 6% Sudan 8. Egypt 6. Kenya 5. On this map you will see that figures of milk production are represented. Asia is the number one milk producer, representing around 40% of the world milk production, with India representing nearly 18% of world milk production and half of Asia\u2019s production. Europe (total) and North America come after with 28% and 13% of world milk production, respectively. Oceania, even if it accounts for a lot in the world balance and we will see it after, represents less than 5% of the global production. S. America 67. 9% Brazil 34. Argentina 11. Colombia 7. Oceania 29. 4% New Zealand 20. Australia 9. World total: 767 million tonnes. FAO Food Outlook May 2014, IDF-DCANZ for NZ.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}