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ILRI report warns country to face milk shortage of 61.3 million litres next year

Kenya is likely to face a shortage of milk from next year, a value chain analysis done by livestock research experts has shown.

While the country is currently self-reliant in milk production, it is projected that it will have a deficit of 61.3 million litres by 2017, and 382 million litres by 2022.

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