Cost pressures erode dairy farmers’ margins

Zimbabwe’s annual milk production has grown by an average of about 10 percent over the past six years

ZIMBABWE’S dairy sector is battling a viability crisis as production costs have scaled up, nearing average producer price of 68 cents per litre. This is despite a resilient first quarter 2026 performance supported by good rains and improved extension services. The Financial Gazette staff writer Almot Maqolo (AM), spoke to Zimbabwe Association of Dairy Farmers (ZADF) chairperson…

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