Vietnam's Dairy Industry Needs Bottleneck Removal for Sustainable Growth
Vietnam's dairy industry is growing, driven by increased self-reliance in raw materials and strong domestic market potential. However, experts emphasize the need to remove bottlenecks in raw material supply, learning from countries like the Philippines, Indonesia, and China by introducing mandatory minimum proportions of domestic fresh milk and offering preferential policies for companies exceeding these requirements.
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