Crowd funds US dream

Summer Land Camels have raised enough money through a crowd funding platform, to export dairy products to the United States.
Lara Hart

Summer Land Camels in Harrisville raised $700,000 through a crowd funding campaign to grow its brand internationally. The money will give the company access the United States health and wellness industry through the export of camel milk and other dairy products. Australia have the world’s only disease-free camel populations and to leverage this position, the […]

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