Cameroon
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Cameroon allocates US$22.1M to cut milk and fish imports
Figures presented by PIISAH sector coordinator Souaibou Djimoni showed that between 2024 and 2025, domestic fish and milk production increased by only about 1% to 2%.
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Cameroon’s milk powder imports rise despite substitution drive
While imported volumes increased, the average import value fell about 8.5% to CFA1,832 per kilogram, helping contain the overall bill.
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Cameroon deploys equipment to reduce US$137M dairy import
CAMEROON – Cameroon has deployed specialised equipment under the Integrated Agropastoral and Fisheries Import-Substitution Plan (PIISAH) to strengthen local milk production and reduce reliance on…
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Cameroon targets 1.1 million tonnes of milk by 2035
According to ministry data, the domestic demand is approximately 300,000 tonnes per year, while production reached 176,600 tonnes in 2023, resulting in a shortfall of more than 120,000 tonnes.
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Cameroon ramps up milk production with high-yield cows
Some farms, especially in the Adamaoua region, have seen daily yields rise by 75%, from 20 to 35 liters per cow.
