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Dairy output rises to record 43 M liters

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February 03, 2026

The country’s dairy output last year rose by 12 percent on an annual basis to over 43 million liters, the highest on record, as local herd expanded coupled with better animal management.

- By JASPER EMMANUEL ARCALAS

Domestic dairy output in 2025 reached 43.3 million liters, up from the 38.6 million liters recorded in 2024, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority. This is the first time that local milk production breached the 43-million liter mark, based on PSA data.

The National Dairy Authority (NDA) attributed the production growth to its development programs particularly in animal nutrition, herd expansion and farm management.

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