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Improve their farm management skillsThe work goes onWe have just
opened a new dairy farming institute in Shuangcheng, China. It is
the latest step in our efforts to foster better agricultural
practices in the region, which began when we first built a factory
there in 1987.Acquire practical experience in expanding their
businessesLearn how to use the latest agricultural technologyTrain
with national and international expertsGain insights into producing
high quality milk more sustainablyLearn how to improve
productivityColombiaOver 185,000 dairy farmers supply our two
factories.IndiaIndonesiaPakistanWe have set up milk districtsall
over the world150,000220,000300,000470,000100,000 farmers use 4,400
milk collection points to supply our milk.We pay aroundUSD 6
million a month to 4,000 local dairy farmers.Our fresh milk is
collected using our milk district modelFirst used in the 1870s in
Switzerland, this involves the provision of:Milk collection
operationsthat monitor quality andsafety from farm to factory1Nestl
sourcing and supply chain support staff work in the field11,700
Technical, animalhusbandry andveterinary support2Technical
assistance schemes for dairy farmers are present in 27 out of the
31 countries where we source fresh milkTransportationand
infrastructure3We ensure a secure route to market. This includes
the storage and cooling facilities needed to keep milk
freshMicrofinance loans4Farmers benefitted from a total of CHF 47.6
million of financial assistance in 201345,200 Prompt payment
tofarmers5Farmers provide us with anything from less than 5 litres
to more thanmilksuppliedin 2013For more information about rural
development and responsible sourcing, visit:in Switzerland Nestl
grew from two small companies producing milk-based
products.1866Founded inof fresh milk in 2013largest milkcompaniesin
the worldWe are now one of the7million tonnes413,500We work with
aboutdairy farmerscountries in the worldWe buy milk from more
thanMilk is one of our most importantraw materialsMILK DISTRICTSA
true partnership with local dairy
farmers3tonnestonnestonnestonnesWe source our milk from44 local
co-operatives.At the institute farmers will be able to:worldwideFor
example:www.nestle.com/csv/rural-development-responsible-sourcing5,000
litres of milkper dayNESTL
