Pakistani media highlight growth of Chinese dairy company with roots in small family venture
Most outlets led with the story of Lan Gege Dairy’s humble beginnings — three cows, four brothers, and 500 yuan — and its subsequent growth into a company with nationwide sales, framing it as a potential model or opportunity for Pakistan. The Nation and Associated Press of Pakistan both opened with the same anecdotal hook, though The Nation added a brief emphasis on the potential for enhanced Pakistan-China cooperation in the dairy sector.
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Vast room to enhance Pak-China coop in dairy
BEIJING - Three cows, four brothers and just 500 yuan may sound like an unlikely foundation for a modern dairy company, but that is the story behind Lan Gege Dairy in Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, where a family’s traditional yogurt-making skills have evolved into a modern enterprise spanning dairy farming, research, automated.
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From three cows to nationwide sales: What a Chinese dairy company’s journey could mean for Pakistan
ULANQAB, Sep 23 (APP):Three cows, four brothers and just 500 yuan may sound like an unlikely foundation for a modern dairy company, but that is the story behind Lan Gege Dairy in Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, where a family’s traditional yogurt-making skills have evolved into a modern enterprise spanning dairy farming, research, automated production and distribution...
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