> In that context, they can't be competitive with US milk which has megafarms and can mass produce basically any animal product these days. On top of that, the

> In that context, they can't be competitive with US milk which has megafarms and can mass produce basically any animal product these days. On top of that, the US government subsidizes/bails out those mega-farms as well. US dairy consumption has been going down for decades, and yet production volume is up. Milk is being dumped into the (metaphorical? literal?) gutter because of over-production. See also EU: > Multibillion-euro dairy multinationals are exploiting rock-bottom European milk prices to expand aggressively into West Africa. Over five years, they have nearly tripled their exports to the region, shipping milk powder produced by heavily subsidized European farmers to be transformed into liquid milk for the region's booming middle class. * https://www.politico.eu/article/eus-milk-scramble-for-africa/ https://www.politico.eu/article/eus-milk-scramble-for-africa... AFAICT, the only country that has a completely open market is New Zealand.