Camel milk exported to Europe?
The UK Daily Telegraph says:
The European Commission has provisionally approved plans by two Middle Eastern camel farms to export the milk to Britain.
United Arab Emirates-based firm Camelicious says it is only waiting on checks by EU health and hygiene inspectors and hopes to begin exports to Europe next year.
Looks like a small example of how the local economy is diversifying.
While it probably won't be more than a fad, sold in health food shops, it could be good business for Camelicious.
The story's here.
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3 comments:
Camelicious chocolate is fantastic! Camel milk is really tasty too - great for people with allergies and doesn't taste as different as goats milk. And it's such fun to wind visitors up with!
Susan
I thought you would find this interesting:
http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/broome-man-survives-tussle-with-5m-saltwater-crocodile/story-e6frg12c-1225891029000
LDU I heard a brief report on the local radio this morning and I was going to look for the full story. Thanks for the link.
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