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The International Dairy Federation.
1International Dairy Federation, 6661 Tamany Drive, Victoria, B.C. Canada.
Journal of Food Protection
|March 1, 2019
Summary
The International Dairy Federation (IDF) promotes global dairy industry solutions through international cooperation. Its structure facilitates scientific, technical, and economic problem-solving via expert groups and annual sessions.
Area of Science:
- Dairy Science and Technology
- International Agricultural Cooperation
- Food Policy and Economics
Background:
- Established in 1903, the International Dairy Federation (IDF) is a non-governmental organization.
- IDF operates through a network of National Committees representing diverse dairy interests across 31 member countries.
- Finances are primarily derived from annual membership fees.
Purpose of the Study:
- To promote international cooperation for solving scientific, technical, and economic challenges in the global dairy sector.
- To facilitate knowledge exchange and collaboration among dairy industry leaders worldwide.
- To address all aspects relevant to the international dairy industry through specialized commissions.
Main Methods:
- Coordination of activities by a permanent secretariat based in Brussels.
- Technical and scientific work is conducted by six special Commissions under the Commission of Studies.
- Voluntary contributions from global dairy industry leaders through Expert Groups and Annual Sessions.
Main Results:
- IDF facilitates solutions to international dairy problems via collaborative efforts.
- The organization's structure supports policy development through the Executive Committee and General Assembly.
- IDF activities include sponsored Seminars, Symposia, and Congresses to advance the dairy field.
Conclusions:
- The IDF effectively leverages international collaboration to address complex issues in the dairy industry.
- The organization's structure and voluntary contributions are key to its success.
- Continued international cooperation is essential for the advancement of dairy science, technology, and economics.
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