The International Dairy Foods Association calls on Trump's team to help create a new golden age for the US dairy industry

Published 2024년 12월 13일

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The International Dairy Products Association (IDFA) has presented its policy priorities to President-elect Trump's transition team, focusing on accelerating innovation, removing administrative barriers, and opening up new markets for U.S. dairy products. The association, representing over 300 members, is hopeful that the new administration will help address labor challenges, declining export opportunities, and burdensome regulations facing the industry. With a significant economic impact, IDFA is optimistic for a productive collaboration to strengthen the U.S. dairy industry.

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The International Dairy Products Association (IDFA) has presented a comprehensive set of federal policy priorities to President-elect Trump’s transition team. According to IDFA CEO and President Michael Dykes, DVM, the association and its more than 300 members are hopeful that the new administration will help the U.S. dairy industry accelerate innovation, remove administrative barriers to improve business efficiency, and open up new markets around the world for healthy, nutritious U.S. dairy products. “IDFA is pleased to share our vision for the dairy industry with President-elect Trump’s transition team to help reenergize and prosper the U.S. dairy supply chain. We look forward to a productive collaboration with President-elect Trump and his team,” Dykes said. “The U.S. dairy industry is the world’s leading dairy producer, but a range of labor challenges, declining export opportunities, and burdensome regulations are creating uncertainty for our industry. “As we present our ...

Source: Milknews