Dairy Foods logo
search
cart
facebook twitter linkedin youtube
  • Sign In
  • Create Account
  • Sign Out
  • My Account
Dairy Foods logo
  • NEWS
    • DAIRY REGULATIONS
  • PRODUCTS
    • New Products
    • Butter
    • Cheese
    • Cultured Dairy
    • Frozen Desserts
    • Ice Cream/Novelties
    • Milk
    • Non-Dairy Beverages
    • Sales Data
    • Whey, Milk Powder
    • Dairy Alternatives
  • INGREDIENTS
    • Cocoa
    • Colors/Flavors
    • Cultures/Enzymes
    • Fiber
    • Gums, Stabilizers, and Texturants
    • Inclusions
    • Omegas/Lipids
    • Prebiotics
    • Probiotics
    • Sweeteners
    • Other
  • OPERATIONS
    • SUSTAINABILITY
    • Equipment
    • Processing
    • Packaging
    • Food Safety & Sanitation
    • Membrane Technology
  • MEDIA
    • Dairy Foods TV
    • Podcasts
    • Webinars
  • DIRECTORIES
    • Buyers Guide
    • Dairy Plants USA
  • MEMBRANE FORUM
  • MORE
    • Associations
    • Dairy Foods' News & Views Newsletter
    • Blogs
    • Case Studies
    • Classifieds
    • Custom Content & Marketing Services
    • Dairy Foods Store
    • Market Research
    • Supplier Spotlights
    • Tradeshows and Events
    • Strategy Guides
  • AWARDS
    • Dairy Plant of the Year Award
    • Breakthrough Award
    • Dairy Processor of the Year
  • EMAGAZINE
    • eMagazines
    • Archive Issues
    • Contact
    • Advertise
    • SIGN UP!
    • Columnists
    • Dairy 100
    • State of the Industry Report

    Industry Editorial: My Second Year, Dairy Foods' 105th

    By Tom Imbordino
    January 19, 2004
    The warm receptions I've received are a reflection of your approach and desire to grow your business one relationship at a time. I've enjoyed learning about the visions you have for the future of the dairy industry and the goals of your organizations.

    Tom Imbordino, Publisher
    What a whirlwind year! I've attended a host of dairy industry events and enjoyed meeting numerous processors, association staff members and suppliers. The warm receptions I've received are a reflection of your approach and desire to grow your business one relationship at a time. I've enjoyed learning about the visions you have for the future of the dairy industry and the goals of your organizations. I'm also taken by the amount of interest, support and enthusiasm expressed for the continued success of Dairy Foods as we enter our 105th year in print.

    And I'm thrilled to tell you that this is an exciting year for Dairy Foods, as the publication has recently become the highest circulated trade magazine among dairy processors. Keeping new subscribers and a legion of loyal readers well informed is a responsibility that all involved with Dairy Foods take seriously. We continue to analyze and report on technologies, trends and industry issues through in-depth special features, lively columns and expert technical articles.

    And in keeping with the editorial mission of providing innovative ideas, Dairy Foods' 2004 editorial calendar is bigger and better than ever. It's been expanded and broadened to include a minimum of 22 new feature articles and topics-all of them authored by a team of experts with numerous years in the dairy industry. That's not something every trade magazine can boast! We do so proudly.

    Dairy Foods has also partnered with Mintel International Group. Mintel's Global New Products Database monitors worldwide product innovation, and Dairy Foods magazine is honored to be able to provide you with their unrivalled monthly coverage of global new product activity.

    Speaking of international dairy products, Dairy Foods' October 2004 issue will be dedicated entirely to the international dairy industry. Editors will examine the state of global marketing, international packaging, European process equipment, trends in probiotic cultures, ingredients to develop dairy desserts and, of course, exclusive in-depth insight on technologies that provide overseas dairy plants with a competitive edge.

    I used the word edge, and I want to reiterate that Dairy Foods magazine, which includes unparalleled industry editorial coverage and advertisements from the leading dairy industry players, promises to give you an edge in the dairy marketplace.

    Indeed, this year, the Ingredient Technology section has been expanded and divided in order to provide readers more information. Every month you will learn about the latest developments in ingredients and product development, as well as what's on the forefront in the wellness and organic sector. This critical pillar in Dairy Foods is managed by Product Development Editor Donna Berry, who, by the way, recently celebrated 10 years of writing for Dairy Foods.

    Besides staying on the forefront of formulating and marketing of new dairy foods, Donna speaks at many industry events around the country, with a full slate scheduled for the first quarter of this year. Hopefully you will have a chance to hear her insights and perspective on this dynamic industry. If so, please congratulate Donna on her 10-year anniversary. This is a rare milestone in today's publishing world.

    Let me wrap up with the scoop on what you will find in this issue.

    Chief Editor David Phillips covers the latest on cheesemaking equipment, material handling and multi-packs. You'll also find Dairy Foods' annual Supplier Capabilities Spotlight, where we provide our rapidly-growing list of advertisers the opportunity to communicate beyond their traditional advertising message and shed more light on the details of their businesses. In conjunction with this, Dairy Foods recognizes the recipients of the International Dairy Foods Association's Supplier Excellence Award with a story profiling the winners. Congratulations!

    In our ingredient feature, suppliers discuss today's fastest growing dairy foods category: Low-carb formulations.

    Finally, all of us at Dairy Foods wish you a happy, healthy and prosperous new year

    Share This Story

    Looking for a reprint of this article?
    From high-res PDFs to custom plaques, order your copy today!

    Former Publisher of Dairy Foods

    Recommended Content

    JOIN TODAY
    to unlock your recommendations.

    Already have an account? Sign In

    • Lifeway Organic Kefir in different flavors inside a refrigerated grocery shelf.

      Dairy Foods names Lifeway Foods 2025 Processor of the Year

      Lifeway Foods donates $10,000 to wildfire victims,...
      Dairy Foods & Beverages
      By: Brian Berk
    • Two female farmers are standing in a field, holding a large milk canister, looking at several cows at dairy farm.

      Honoring Women Leaders Shaping the Dairy Industry

      For the fourth consecutive year, Dairy Foods is proud to...
      Dairy Foods & Beverages
      By: Barbara Harfmann
    • Main feature for State of the Industry with dairy products album cover with a gradient circular--patterned backgorund.

      2025 State of the Dairy Industry

      Welcome to the 2025 State of the Industry report. For...
      Dairy Foods & Beverages
    Manage My Account
    • eMagazine Subscription
    • Dairy Foods News & Views Newsletter
    • Online Registration
    • Manage My Preferences
    • Subscription Customer Service
    • Connect with Dairy Foods

    More Videos

    Popular Stories

    Close up of a whipped frozen dessert with a light green color.

    The keys to high-protein dairy formulations

    A young Asian mother holding her son and a sippy cup, an older woman is in the blurred background.

    Finding the right infant formula is crucial to a baby’s growth and development

    A row of Frios Gourmet Pops with a tie dye pattern as a background.

    How Frios Gourmet Pops delivers happiness

    Outlook Report: Women in Dairy

    Products

    Probiotic Ice Cream: Science and Technology

    Probiotic Ice Cream: Science and Technology

    See More Products
    Let's Talk Dairy podcast promo

    Related Articles

    • Who will be the Exporter of the Year? Dairy Foods is accepting nominations

      See More
    • Industry Editorial: Tradition and Opportunities in the New Year

      See More
    • Cropped image of a person typing on a laptop on a desk.

      Danone and Smith Brothers Farms kick off big year for Dairy Foods

      See More

    Related Directories

    • International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA)

      The International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA), Washington, D.C., represents the nation's dairy manufacturing and marketing industry, which supports more than 3.2 million jobs that generate $49 billion in direct wages and $794 billion in overall economic impact. IDFA's diverse membership ranges from multinational organizations to single-plant companies, from dairy companies and cooperatives to food retailers and suppliers, all on the cutting edge of innovation and sustainable business practices. IDFA uses advocacy, member engagement, and strategic communications to make a difference for dairy.
    • Belfonte Dairy Foods

    • Producer's Dairy Foods Inc.

    ×

    Stay ahead of the curve. Unlock a dose of cutting-edge insights.

    Receive our premium content directly to your inbox.

    SIGN-UP TODAY
    • RESOURCES
      • Advertise
      • Contact Us
      • Directories
      • Store
      • Want More
    • SIGN UP TODAY
      • Create Account
      • eMagazine
      • Newsletter
      • Customer Service
      • Manage Preferences
    • SERVICES
      • Marketing Services
      • Reprints
      • Market Research
      • List Rental
      • Survey/Respondent Access
    • STAY CONNECTED
      • LinkedIn
      • Facebook
      • YouTube
      • X (Twitter)
    • PRIVACY
      • PRIVACY POLICY
      • TERMS & CONDITIONS
      • DO NOT SELL MY INFORMATION
      • PRIVACY REQUEST
      • ACCESSIBILITY

    Copyright ©2026. All Rights Reserved BNP Media, Inc. and BNP Media II, LLC.

    Design, CMS, Hosting & Web Development :: ePublishing