Milk procurement, markets and consumption patterns in Sri Lanka: Application of a dairy conceptual research framework

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Ibrahim, M.N.M., Staal, S.J., Daniel, S.L.A., Ganguly, B.K. and Thorpe, W. 2003. Milk procurement, markets and consumption patterns in Sri Lanka: Application of a dairy conceptual research framework. Sri Lanka Veterinary Journal 50: 9-20.

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