IDFA Seeking Nominations for 2020 Food Safety Leadership Award

International Dairy Foods Association Dairy August 5, 2019

IDFA is seeking nominations of individuals for its 2020 Food Safety Leadership Award to be presented during Dairy Forum 2020 at The Westin Kierland Resort in Scottsdale, Ariz., Jan. 26-29, 2020.

The award, now in its fourth year, will honor an individual from our membership who demonstrates outstanding leadership toward enhancing food safety within the dairy products industry. The award alternates between honoring companies or groups in odd years and individuals in even years.

To qualify this year, nominees must be individual employees of an IDFA member company that processes, manufactures, markets or distributes dairy products in North America. Previous recipients are not eligible to be nominated.

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