The farmers demonstrated protest in front of the office of Dairy Development Corporation (DDC) at Lainchaur, Kathmandu today demanding that they should get a fair price for the milk they sell.
Kathmandu, June 19: Dairy farmers have demanded with the DDC that their outstanding payment be settled immediately. The farmers demonstrated protest in front of the office of Dairy Development Corporation (DDC) at Lainchaur, Kathmandu today demanding that they should get a fair price for the milk they sell. The protest programme was led by the Central Dairy Cooperatives Association. Association's Treasurer Bal Krishna Uprety shared that the payment of milk had been pending for seven months and thus they staged protest demanding the overdue payment with the DDC.
According to him, dairy farmers all over the country are...
Kathmandu, June 19: Dairy farmers have demanded with the DDC that their outstanding payment be settled immediately. The farmers demonstrated protest in front of the office of Dairy Development Corporation (DDC) at Lainchaur, Kathmandu today demanding that they should get a fair price for the milk they sell. The protest programme was led by the Central Dairy Cooperatives Association. Association's Treasurer Bal Krishna Uprety shared that the payment of milk had been pending for seven months and thus they staged protest demanding the overdue payment with the DDC.
According to him, dairy farmers all over the country are...
For the past decade, Leela Nepal from Rayobari in Mandandeupur in Kavre, has been supplying 11 litres of milk daily to the government-owned Dairy Development Corporation (DDC).
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BAGMATI, July 23: The Hetauda dairy distribution project of the state-owned Dairy Development Corporation (DDC) has exported as high as 60,000 litres of ghee in the fiscal year 2077/078.
Project Chief Naresh Joshi said that the ghee produced from DDC was exported to South Korea, Japan and Australia adding that the demand for DDC's ghee is rising of late. The project established 47 years ago is collects around 25,000 litre of milk from Makawanpur, Bara, Parsa, Rautahat and Sarlahi district on daily basis.
Similarly, the project has released Rs 320 million to as high as 6,000 milk producing farmers in the last fiscal year.
KATHMANDU, June 26: The state-owned Dairy Development Corporation (DDC) has revised the prices of its dairy products along with reducing the milk collection from farmers citing a fall in market demand due to the ongoing threat of coronavirus.
