(Israel21c) Abigail Klein Leichman - Since 1990, civil engineer Ronen Feigenbaum has used Israeli technology and knowhow to set up dairy farms in China, England, India, Mexico, Namibia, Nigeria, Philippines, Romania, South Africa, Vietnam and now Papua New Guinea. Until now, the country didn't have a dairy and all dairy products were imported. "Israeli dairy farms are the best in the world," says Feigenbaum. "Each [Israeli Holstein] averages over 40 liters per day, some as much as 60." The U.S. average is 30 liters per day, and in Britain 21 liters.
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