Dairy Goat Products – Developing new markets

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  • Published: 1 Jun 2001

  • Author(s): Stoney, Kate, Francis, Julie

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This publication investigates export opportunities for Australian dairy goat milk products in five Asian markets – Japan, Taiwan, Korea (South), Singapore and Malaysia. This includes an assessment of the production and processing capability in each of these countries; analysis of the existing market for dairy milk products; overview of the import regulations and tariffs; and a recommended market entry approach to these markets.

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