According to a team of Australia-based scientists, there’s another source that could in ways offer an even healthier alternative to cow milk: the camel. Camel milk has "more native and tryptic ...

Research led by the Joldasbekov Institute of Mechanics and Engineering in Kazakhstan, reports that camel milk intake ...

New research has found that drinking camel milk can reduce the severity of asthma caused by house dust mites, a major trigger ...

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.

Médenine, Tunisia: Deep in Tunisia's desert south, camels stride toward humming milking machines. Their milk is at the heart of a women-led project promising an economic lifeline for ...

Deep in Tunisia's desert south, camels stride toward humming milking machines. Their milk is at the heart of a women-led project promising an economic lifeline for disadvantaged ...

Australia's camel milk curiosity is growing. But at $18 a litre, is it worth it? It promises several health benefits and can be used to make cheese, chocolate, and ice cream. But is camel milk all ...

Despite the growing interest, camel milk production remains limited. A camel produces only around five litres of milk per day compared to a dairy cow’s 28 litres.

Looking for a healthier dairy alternative? Camel milk is making waves with its immune-boosting and gut-friendly benefits. Here’s why you should giving it a try.