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Halloumi PDO milk quota to remain at 51% until 2029

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The 51 percent quota of sheep and goat milk for PDO halloumi will not change and will be maintained through 2029.
This information was confirmed by Neophytos Neophytou, president of the "Voice of Livestock Farmers," following a recent briefing.
Livestock farmers have reportedly been informed of the decision regarding the quota but disagree with the position held by cheese makers.
Cheese makers are expected to send a letter regarding the matter.

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The 51 percent quota of sheep and goat milk for PDO halloumi will not change and will be maintained through 2029.
This information was confirmed by Neophytos Neophytou, president of the "Voice of Livestock Farmers," following a recent briefing.
Livestock farmers have reportedly been informed of the decision regarding the quota but disagree with the position held by cheese makers.
Cheese makers are expected to send a letter regarding the matter.

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