China Youran Dairy Group Limited
Agriculture and livestock production · Hohhot, Inner Mongolia
About China Youran Dairy Group Limited
China Youran Dairy Group Limited is, according to its official website, the world's largest raw milk supplier. Listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (9858.HK) and headquartered in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, the company has built its position on a complete livestock value chain combining cattle breeding and genetics, forage growing, feed production and large-scale dairy farming.
The group operates around one hundred specialised ranches and farms with a herd of roughly 620,000 dairy cattle, making it one of the largest cattle farming operators in the world. Its breeding platform, associated with the Saikexing brand, works on sire selection, frozen semen and embryo transfer, while its Jumuc.com raw-materials trading platform digitalises the purchasing of livestock inputs for the industry.
Youran supplies raw milk to China's major dairy processors and runs its farms under standards of scale, biosecurity and animal welfare, using automated milking systems, computerised herd management and manure recycling as fertiliser. Its model integrates alfalfa and forage cultivation within its own farming regions to secure supply and control feed costs, closing the loop between cropping and animal husbandry.
The group operates around one hundred specialised ranches and farms with a herd of roughly 620,000 dairy cattle, making it one of the largest cattle farming operators in the world. Its breeding platform, associated with the Saikexing brand, works on sire selection, frozen semen and embryo transfer, while its Jumuc.com raw-materials trading platform digitalises the purchasing of livestock inputs for the industry.
Youran supplies raw milk to China's major dairy processors and runs its farms under standards of scale, biosecurity and animal welfare, using automated milking systems, computerised herd management and manure recycling as fertiliser. Its model integrates alfalfa and forage cultivation within its own farming regions to secure supply and control feed costs, closing the loop between cropping and animal husbandry.