Muscat: Oman’s flagship dairy project, Mazoon Dairy Company, has announced that its products including milk are now available in Oman market.
The launch of Mazoon’s milk in the market is expected to transform Oman’s dairy sector by boosting self-sufficiency. The objective to produce over 200 million litres of milk annually by 2026. The plan is to increase capacity to over 900 million litres by 2040.
Customers will be able to enjoy locally-produced farm fresh dairy a few hours after milking from the most technologically advanced dairy farm and factory in the country.
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The announcement comes after Mazoon Dairy Company started operations of a first-of-its-kind biogas plant in Al Sininah, which uses waste from cows to produce gas that is used as alternative energy to operate some facilities at the factory.
H E Dr Hamad bin Said bin Sulaiman Al Aufi, Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, and chairman of the Board of Directors inaugurated the plant.
The biogas plant is part of Mazoon Dairy’s strategy to adopt environmentally friendly solutions to enhance the efficiency of waste management.





