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Dairy firms urge ministry action as Foot-and-Mouth disease cuts milk supply, raises costs - Times Kuwait

  • On May 16, 2025, Kuwaiti dairy firms called on government trade authorities to step in as foot-and-mouth disease drastically cut local milk production and drove up prices.
  • This urgent request followed an outbreak infecting 8,000 cows mainly in Sulaibiya, which caused a 75% drop in milk production between April 6 and May 5, 2025.
  • Officials are now discussing financial compensation to offset a 30-40% rise in operating costs while forbidding any increase in fresh milk prices to protect consumers.
  • Salem Al-Hai emphasized that FMD impacts more than animal health, posing serious economic challenges due to its effects on the meat and dairy sectors.
  • Vaccine arrival expected in two weeks could curb the spread and restore production, but delays have forced farmers to sell cows at one-tenth of import prices.
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