An independent international organization of dairy industry
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synonymIDF(International Milk Federation) generally refers to the International Dairy Federation
The International Dairy Federation (IDF) is an independent international organization in the dairy industry. It was founded in 1903 and its office is located inBrussels。
In 1903, the International Dairy Federation was established, with offices in Brussels. It is a worldwide industrial organization.It has 50 member countries, covering 74% of the world's milk production.Is the only representativedairyIndustry interest, independentNon profitOfWorld-class organizationTo provide authoritative and independent professional opinions for the development of dairy industry around the world.
The International Dairy Federation holds the World Dairy Conference every four years. All previous IDF World Dairy Conferences have received high attention from dairy enterprises, dairy industry professionals, academics and government departments around the world. They are the most important international conferences in the world's dairy industry.
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In 1995, China officially joined the IDF and became a full member of the organization.
IDF holds an annual meeting every year and a world dairy conference every four years.
In September 2002, at the World Dairy Conference held in Paris, France, China formally applied to the IDF General Secretariat to host the 2006 World Dairy Conference and Annual Conference.
On September 9, 2003, at the IDF Council, the National Committee of China, after a series of statements and explanations, voted unanimously to hold the 2006 IDF Annual Conference and the 27th World Dairy Conference in Shanghai, China.
From October 15 to 18, 2018, the International Dairy Federation World Dairy Summit with the theme of "New Generation Dairy" was held in Daejeon, South Korea.Yili Group attended the meeting and shared the Chinese experience of building a "new generation dairy industry" at the meeting.[1]
On October 12, 2021, the International Dairy Federation (IDF) 2021 General Assembly was held in Copenhagen, Denmark.At the meeting, representatives from more than 50 countries voted to re-establish Lu Minfang, president of Mengniu Group, as the director of the Federation.[2]
As of October 2023, the International Milk Federation has 39 member countries, accounting for 74% of the world's total milk production.[3]
In October 2023, during the 2023 World Dairy Summit, Yili and the International Dairy Federation jointly held the breakfast meeting of "Industry Innovation and Outlook" to discuss the innovation and sustainable development of liquid milk with the senior management of the International Dairy Federation and authoritative experts in the industry.[4]
