Business Why Carabao Milk Is Called the Philippines’ ‘White Gold’—And Why So Few Filipinos Get to Enjoy It Carabao milk is richer in protein and calcium than cow's milk, yet only about 1% of the Philippines' carabaos are raised for dairy production. Last updated: July 23, 2026 1:00 AM Pampanga News Published: July 23, 2026 Share SHARE Unlimited digital access to all our Premium contentsPlans starting at less than $2.95/month. Cancel anytime.Get Digital All Access & Advertisement Privileges.Already a subscriber?Sign In Related You Might Also Like San Fernando City Hall’s Second Floor Is Being Transformed Into a New Library, Museum and Cultural Hub ‘May Nang-Hudas Kay Bato’: Harry Roque Claims Someone Betrayed Sen. Ronald Dela Rosa Amid ICC Arrest Reports Flood Warning Expanded Across Pampanga as Heavy Rains Continue Into Wednesday Evening From homes to businesses: Why more Kapampangans are turning to solar Fuel Prices Set For Another Big Jump Tomorrow—Here’s How Much More Drivers May Pay TAGGED:agriculture PhilippinesBubalus bubaliscarabao milkdairy buffalodairy farmingfarmingFilipino foodfood securitykesong putilivestocklocal dairymilk productionPampanga Newspastillas de lechePCCPhilippine agriculturePhilippine Carabao Centerrural developmentwhite goldyogurt Share This Article Facebook Whatsapp Whatsapp Email Print