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Blake Anderson is CEO of the American Dairy Products Institute, an Elmhurst, Ill.-based trade association representing manufacturers and marketers of dairy ingredients.
Opportunities are knocking in our industry today, and thus, our organizations are fraught with “challenges,” given the social, scientific, and geopolitical environments in which we coexist.
In 2020, the American Dairy Products Institute (ADPI) completed its 95th year of continuous operation since the founding of the legacy organizations during the roaring 1920s in Chicago.
As we prepare to ramp up in 2020, there are many things the membership of the American Dairy Products Institute (ADPI) have on the top of our mind related to our industry. Following are a few topics that bubble up to the surface.
We, the dairy industry, have not engaged on a broad scale as marketers of plant/alternative proteins increased their attacks, developed trade associations and aggressively launched marketing offenses.