VOICED: Senegal's cattle sidelined for imported powdered milk

The video discusses the importance of milk in Dhaka and Senegal, highlighting the growing popularity of powdered milk due to its affordability and convenience. It covers the challenges faced by local farmers in Senegal, such as poor infrastructure and lack of refrigerated transport, which hinder the collection and distribution of fresh milk. The video also touches on the dynamics between local businesses and government, emphasizing the need for support and fair taxation to encourage the use of local milk over imports.

What is one reason powdered milk is popular in Senegal?

• It is only used in desserts.

• It is affordable and versatile.

• It is expensive.

• It is locally produced.

What is a major challenge for local milk producers in Senegal?

• High production costs

• Excessive government regulation

• Lack of consumer demand

• Poor infrastructure and transport

What is one solution proposed to help local dairy companies in Senegal?

• Ban powdered milk

• Increase import taxes

• Provide government support

• Reduce milk production

Why do food manufacturers prefer powdered milk over local milk?

• It is fresher.

• It is easier to transport.

• It has a better taste.

• It is more nutritious.

What is the tax issue faced by local businesses in Senegal?

• They have no tax issues.

• They are exempt from taxes.

• They pay higher taxes than import businesses.

• They pay lower taxes than import businesses.