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The Future Starts Here at Dairy Forum 2027

The International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA) today announced that registration for Dairy Forum 2027 is now open.

From January 24–27, 2027, more than 1,200 leaders from across the dairy supply chain will gather in Orlando, Florida, for the industry’s premier annual event. Hosted at the JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes, Dairy Forum 2027 will bring together executives from dairy processors, cooperatives, retailers, and suppliers to explore what is next for the industry and chart a path forward in a rapidly evolving marketplace.

The 2027 event theme, THE FUTURE STARTS HERE, spotlights the ideas, innovations, and inflection points set to define what’s on the horizon for the dairy industry. From breakthrough technologies and evolving consumer expectations to shifting policy landscapes, Dairy Forum 2027 will explore how the industry can anticipate change and lead it. Attendees will walk away with a clearer understanding of what is ahead and how to position their businesses to thrive in a more dynamic, competitive environment.

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After more than 20 years as a veterinarian, Michael shares his unique perspective on the shift from hands-on animal care to data-driven decision making across the pork value chain.

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• How better data is improving real on-farm decisions

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• How Europe is leading (and where it’s still lagging) in tech adoption

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• Why trust, leadership, and practical application matter more than ever

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