The Saudi Arabia camel dairy market reached a value of USD 282.1 million in 2024 and is projected to climb to USD 423.8 million by 2033, growing at a steady compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.4% ...

Grabbing a quick treat at the Dubai Duty Free before flying out? As millions of travellers pass through the airports, they ...

Head to the mountainous landscapes and enjoy the summer breeze… It’s only the start of July, and it feels like the summer ...

Taif is the famous ‘City of Roses’ in Saudi Arabia. Surrounded by scenic views of mountains, and rose fields; it’s a must ...

Pageant contestants are housed away from the sun and fed milk, wheat, honey and dates before the ... In 2017, some 30,000 camels competed in the King Abul Aziz Camel Festival in Saudi Arabia, which ...

Saudi Arabia is implementing captive breeding, habitat restoration and rewilding programs to conserve Arabian leopards.

Camel milk, once confined to traditional Emirati households and niche markets, is now being reinterpreted as a modern superfood that is rich in nutrients. In addition to being a vitamin-rich food ...

In a small village in northern France, where cows have grazed green pastures for as long as anyone can remember, one farmer has defied national traditions by producing camel milk and cheese.

Julien Job was the first farmer in France to obtain approval from EU health agencies to commercialize camel milk and dairy products.