World Milk Day

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2022 Date	June 1, 2022
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World Milk Day History

World Milk Day seeks to raise awareness about the importance of milk as a global food. This day aims to highlight the importance of the dairy sector as well as the health benefits of dairy products.

World Milk Day was established in 2001 by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN. It is observed annually on June 1st.

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DSFT, BHU; IDA-Eastern UP Chapter in collaboration with Dept. of Food Science & Tech., University of Georgia organized an International webinar on “Global Perspective on New Horizons in Dairy Industries” on World Milk Day, 1 June, 2021. @VCofficeBHU https://t.co/J1pLQNL6zd
— Dept. of Dairy Science & Food Technology, IAS, BHU (@DeptBhu) June 2, 2021

Happy world milk day! https://t.co/OnzcRGQHbo
— Sultan🦅🏀 (@SultanBush) June 1, 2021

Happy World Milk Day Guys Were celebrating today with an amazing meal made with @3crownsmilk I call it the; Low cholesterol Apple-Berry Trail Mix Oat meal It's a Tasty, high energy meal that's great for your heart ♥ and supportive of your fitness 💪 #TCHealthyBreakfast https://t.co/8Y1b5AXDvn
— Black 🖤 Ice 🦭 (@Dariollle) June 1, 2021

World Milk Day Facts

According to BetterHealth, a glass of whole milk has a good source of essential nutrients. Averaging about 149 calories, it contains calcium, potassium, magnesium, zinc, and many other high-quality proteins.
According to the American Farm Bureau Federation, in 2020, California produced the most milk in the U.S., producing 41.3 billion pounds. The second largest milk-producing state was Wisconsin with 30.7 billion pounds.
According to the Merlo Farming Group, the first time milk was delivered in the U.S was in 1878. Sterilized glass bottles were delivered to whoever wanted to purchase milk.