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1Japan: Where has all the butter gone?जापानः सारा मक्खन गायब
2Where is the butter? - cry Japanese consumers who have been hunting everywhere for the dairy product.जापान में हर जगह दुग्ध उत्पाद खोजते उपभोक्ता बस यही आर्तनाद कर रहे हैं, “कहाँ गया मक्खन?”।
3The drastic reduction in raw milk production, complicated by hikes in the price of grain as well as changes in the global patterns of dairy product consumption, have caused a serious butter shortage in Japan.दूध के उत्पादन में भारी कमी और उसके साथ बीज का दामों में दुग्ध उत्पादों की अंतर्राष्ट्रीय खपत में बदलावों के कारण जापान में मक्खन की भारी कमी हो गई है।
4Empty shelves in the dairy section of grocery stores across the country have not seen a shipment of butter for days, and stores are posting signs apologizing for the shortage.
5An empty shelf at a grocery store with a sign explaining that the management does not know when the next shipment of butter will come.
6While many bloggers complain about the shortage and the inconvenience caused by it, the blogger at Bebe Kobo, who operates a small-scale family-run dairy farm, gives their insight into the problems the dairy farmers are facing, which have resulted in this butter shortage:
7As has been covered in TV and newspapers, the shortage of butter is serious.
8The cause of the shortage, as reported already, is said to be the shortage of milk. The consumption of milk has been stagnant, and in 2006 milk was seen being disposed of in Hokkaido.किराने की दुकानों में कई दिनों से मक्खन की आपूर्ति नहीं हुई है और उनमें ग्राहकों से क्षमा मांगते हुये इस बाबत सूचना चस्पा कर दी गई है (देखें चित्र)।
9Also, a large number of cows were slaughtered. Before that, they could not get rid of powered skim milk, so dairy farmers were forced to buy powered skim milk in big bags the size of cement bags, such that the cost was deducted from their pay checks through the co-op.जहाँ कई जापानी चिट्ठाकार इस कमी और उससे होती परेशानियाँ बयाँ कर रहे हैं वहीं बेबे कोबो नाम चिट्ठाकार ने, जो अपना पारिवारिक लघु डेयरी फार्म चलाते हैं, डेयरी चालकों की परेशानियों का ज़िक्र करते लिखा है
10Also, at the year-end, they were forced again to buy a huge amount of butter with money deducted from their pay check (which seems unbelievable today).
11The stagnant consumption of milk - there are a few causes. There are many different kinds of soft drinks.गायों के सामूहिक खात्मे से उपभोक्ता पर सीधा प्रभाव पड़ा है।
12Milk consumption at school is decreasing because of the low birthrate.
13Allergies, and some people who are not even allergic but frantically make milk sound like a bad thing… I found some terrible blog(s) that put down milk and said that they hoped that dairy farmers would vanish.
14In particular, a book by Shintani Hiromitsu titled “The lifesyle that does not make you sick” from Sunmark Publishing. It was a remarkable hit.एक बछड़े को दूध देने की उम्र तक पहूंचने में २ साल से ज्यादा समय लगता है।
15This book was written from a point of view that says that “milk is bad”, something which made not only dairy farmers but also sensible academics angry, and also critically damaged the image of milk that was already suffering the sluggish consumption.
16[…] The consequences of mass slaughtering of cows certainly hit consumers directly.आप प्रकृति के नियम के खिलाफ तो नहीं जा सकते।
17The butter shortage is one of these consequences.दुग्ध उत्पाद रासायनिक उत्पाद नहीं हैं।
18For a calf to grow old enough to produce milk, it takes more than 2 years.अगर गउ पालन की प्रक्रिया सही काम न करें तो मक्खन की कमी जैसी बातें अक्सर होती रहेंगी।
19You cannot go against natural law. Dairy products are not chemical products.एक अन्य प्रविष्टि में कोबो कमी के मुख्य कारण बताते हैं
20If the structure for raising cows in a healthy manner does not function, things like shortages in butter happen frequently. I sincerely ask you consumers for your understanding.जब तक राष्ट्रीय स्तर पर दुग्ध उत्पादों की माँग खपत में संतुलन लाने के आपाय नहीं किये जाते ऐसी कमियाँ फिर होती रहेंगी।
21Then in a different entry posted on a later day, the blogger lists the major factors cause the current butter shortage.
221. In the EU countries (such as France), dairy export is no longer subsidized, and butter that has previously been exported to Japan and other countries is now been allocated to domestic consumption.
23Also, the fact that people's living standards in China, Russia, and India have been rising and that butter has been diverted to these places, has caused a shortage of imported butter.
242. In addition, Australia has been experiencing the Big Dry for two consecutive years.
25This has not only caused a rise in feed prices but has also affected the amount of butter exported.
263. The domestic situation is that, as I wrote in my diary before, milk is not allocated sufficiently because of the shortage of milk.
27Also, because skim milk is produced when butter is made, if powdered skim milk cannot be sold then stockpiles build up, creating a situation in which the quantity of butter produced cannot be increased all at once.
28For example, things like canned coffee taste better when fresh milk is added instead of skimmed milk, and so the supply of fresh milk is diverted for this, intensifying the fresh milk shortage.
29In any case, unless a well-balanced supply-demand measure for dairy products is taken drastically at the national level, I am concerned that the butter shortage will be repeated.
30All the fuss over butter is one part of the “food self-sufficiency” problem.