Donkey milk soap soaking up fans in Jordan


By AGENCY
  • Living
  • Sunday, 19 Sep 2021

A worker milking a jenny or female donkey at a farm managed by Atan Donkey Milk Soaps in Madaba, about 35km southwest of Amman, Jordan. Photos: Khalil Mazraawi/AFP

Friends and family initially mocked one Jordanian family's new venture in making soap from donkey's milk. But now, a year on, the company is cleaning up as customers bray for more.

Atan Donkey Milk Soaps produces 100% natural soaps from its farm in Madaba, 35km southwest of Amman, where it keeps 12 donkeys, and a small manufacturing workshop in the Jordanian capital.

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