Goat Milk to Receive Certification That it Comes From Greek Goats

Anna Wichmann, Greek Reporter Deli July 21, 2022

Greek goat milk and cheese will soon receive an official certification that the dairy products came from native Greek species of goats.

Over 5 million goats currently live in Greece, making it the country with the largest goat population in the European Union.

Dairy products made from goat milk, including the milk itself, are essential, traditional Greek foods that have been produced for millennia.

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