Australian dairy cattle touch down in Indonesia for free school lunch program
1 month ago

Australian dairy cattle touch down in Indonesia for free school lunch program

ABC  

Fifty dairy heifers have been flown from Sydney to Jakarta in what is understood to be the first Australian cattle exported to Indonesia specifically for the country's free school lunch program. New era for Indonesia Mr Setter said CPC and its JJAA Indonesian joint venture ran a small dairy in Indonesia 10 years ago. Mr Setter said a small pilot of the free school lunch program had already started in parts of Indonesia and it would increase in stages over the next two years to reach more than 85 million people. Indonesia’s Director General of Livestock and Animal Health, Agung Suganda, said the arrival of the dairy cattle would be a blueprint for how the private sector could help increase Indonesia’s dairy herd.

History of this topic

Cattle producers end year on record high as live export price cracks $4.70/kg
3 years ago
Record live export cattle prices putting pressure on Indonesia ahead of Ramadan
3 years, 9 months ago
Live export cattle price hits record $4 per kilo, but Indonesian feedlots warn market unsustainable
4 years, 9 months ago
Australia exported nearly 1.3 million head of cattle last year, but what does 2020 hold?
4 years, 11 months ago
‘Minister has allayed dairy farmers’ fears’
5 years, 5 months ago

Discover Related