IDF WDS 2025 Program

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SANTIAGO CHILE

October 20-23

16:00

Welcome Reception

Concha y Toro vineyard

Av. Virginia Subercaseaux 210, Pirque, Santiago RM

Business casual

Viña Concha y Toro is a winery founded in 1883 that operates vineyards in Chile, Argentina, and the United States. It is the leading producer of wine in Latin America and one of the world's largest wine companies Mission:

Viña Concha y Toro's mission is to promote research, technological development, and innovation

They also aim to ensure sustainable processes to strengthen the national wine industry Vineyards:

Viña Concha y Toro owns over 12,000 hectares of vineyards

The vineyards are located in areas with diverse soils and climates, which contribute to the quality of the wines

The vineyards in Chile include valleys with suitable conditions for growing Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Riesling.

The vineyards in California are located in the Mendocino region, which has a warmer climate due to the surrounding mountains.

IDF WORLDDAIRYSUMMIT

SANTIAGO CHILE

October 20-23

MONDAY20th

9:00-10:30 Opening Ceremony

10:30-11:00 Health Break

11:00-12:30 World Leader Forum

12:30-14:00 Lunch

14:00-15:30 World Dairy Situation

15:30-16:00 Health Break

16:00-17:30 IDF Forum

9:00-10:30

IDF WORLDDAIRYSUMMIT

October 20-23

TUESDAY21st

Plenary: Animal health and welfare, farming and economics

10:30-11:00 Health Break

Milking the Future: Automation and AI Dairy Policy and Economics

New tools for decision making in dairy farms.

Àlex Bach, Research Professor, Life & Medical Sciences, University of Lleida ES

Driving farm performance around the globe: A farmer’s take on AI and automation.

11:00-12:30

12:30-14:00

Paul Windemuller, Dairy farmer, Dream Winds Dairy US

Robotic milking impacts the welfare of cows and the people that care for them!

Trevor DeVries, Professor and Canada Research Chair in Dairy Cattle Behaviour and Welfare, University of Guelph CA

Resilience and the developmentof production systems around the globe.And, Regional Perspectives: Europe. Lukasz Wyrzykowski IFCN

Regional Perspectives: Latin America. Alejandro Galetto, FEPALE AR

Regional Perspectives: Asia. Shou Yu, Tetrapak CN

Regional Perspectives: US. William Loux, USDEC US

14:00-15:30

Animal Health and Welfare: Driving Sustainability and One Health Marketing

Animal welfare, climate change, public health: a One Health outlook.

Maria José Hötzel, Professor, Department of Animal Science and Rural Development, Federal University of Santa Catarina BR

Global losses due to dairy cattle diseases.

Philip Rasmussen, Assistant Professor, Department of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Animal Welfare and Disease Control, University of Copenhagen DK

Integrated Marketing Strategies to Promote Advances in Sustainability and Animal Welfare.

David Coletto, Abacus Data

Sustainability in Action: Turning Environmental and Nutritional Challenges into Value for Older Consumers.

The Power of Influencers: Building Trust, Relevance, and Expanding the Presence of Dairy

Heather Oldani

WHEY - Adding Value for Emerging and Advanced Market

The products/processes that can apply to new markets and new emerging uses of whey.

Federico Harte, University of Pennsylvania UY

Thermal treatment in UHT milks. Change in the dairy matrix of UHT milk. Stabilizer salts with phosphates. Additives for flavours UHT milks

Mariluz Bagnoud, Agroscope COL

Liquid whey for drinkeable beverages: fermented or not fermented, dairy and with PBB products

Rodrigo Stephani, University of Juiz de Fora BR

UHT- Advances in science & technology.

Different treatments in UHT milks. Link between the technology and the impacts on productivity and quality of the product

Transforming Whey Permeate into HighValue Microalgal Biomass for Various Applications

Thom Huppertz, Friesland Campina NL

The comparison between UHT and pasteurized milk in relation to: energy topic, chilled distribution and food loss

15:30-16:00 Health Break

SANTIAGO CHILE

October 20-23

16:00-17:30

Dairy Dialogues: Bridging Perspectives

Public concerns about dairy-cow welfare: Response of the dairy sector

Daniel Weary, Professor, Applied Biology NSERC Industrial Research Chair in Animal Welfare, University of British Columbia CA

Dairying beyond the paradigm.

David Finlay, Dairy farmer, Finlay Farm UK

Taking a step forward in animal welfare through farmer engagement.

Andrés Guerrero, Dairy Farmers Liaison Coordinator, Lala Group MX

Farmers

Dinner

TUESDAY21st

IMP Trophies Yves Boutonnat/IDF Dairy Innovation Award Testing in the processing line

Fundamental Principles of a Successful Generic Promotion Campaign

IMP Trophy: Finalist Presentations for the Best Generic Campaign of the Year

How to improve the control of chemical contaminants (inhibitors, biocides) in the dairy industry and food safety.

Valérie Gaudin,ANSES - French Agency for Food Safety, FR

Smart Dairy: AI-Powered Insights for Enhanced Performance.

Brendan Sheppard, Smart Factory, IE

Santa Rosa de Apoquindo Av. Padre Hurtado Sur 1195, Las Condes, Santiago RM

Smart casual

9:00-10:30

10:30-11:00

IDF WORLDDAIRYSUMMIT

October 20-23

11:00-12:30

Dairy as a pillar of food security

Dairy as a Pillar of Food Security in Developing Nations.

Renée Blaauw, PhD Nutrition, Stellenbosch University ZA

Dairy’s Role in Women’s Health.

Lissette Duarte, Doctor of Nutrition

Professor at University of Chile CL

WEDNESDAY 22nd

Plenary: Sustainable Food System

Health Break

Empowering People: Inclusion and Diversity

Empowering women in the dairy industry.

Meenesh Shah, Chairman and Managing Director, National Developement Dairy Board IN

International employment in dairy farms. Jane Muir

How automation helps being inclusive

Juan Monge, Research Professor, National University of Villa María AR

Empowering women from corporate to farming.

Mariana Cestau, General Manager, Zoetis CL

12:30-14:00

14:00-15:30

The place of dairy in dietary guidelines

Sustainable and Nutritionally Optimal Diets: Balancing Animal-Based and PlantBased Foods.

Stephan Peters, PhD. NZO’s Nutrition, Health and Sustainability Manager NL

Considering the Dairy Matrix in Global Dietary Guidelines.

Connie Weaver, PhD. Professor and Head of the Department of Nutrition Science at Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana US

The Contribution of Dairy Products to Food-Based Dietary Guidelines

Samuel Durán-Agüero

United to inspire and maintain a passion for agriculture.

Florencia Heinsohn, Director, Renovales CL

A family legacy: Embracing generational continuity.

Cristian Chiavassa, Director, Chiavassa Group AR

Overcoming challenges, finding solutions, and adding value to dairy farming.

Kieran McCahon, Dairy farmer, NZ

Young Farmers NZ

Engaging the Next Generation: Challenges and Initiatives.

Climate adaptation and the future of dairy

Nature-Positive Production: The Role of the Dairy Sector.

Joao Campari, Global Leader, Food & Agriculture Practice, WWF International BR

Climate risk & adaptation for Australian dairy farming.

Elissa McNamara, National Climate & Environment Lead, Dairy Australia AU

Climate change risks for dairy farming: where, when, and how to respond?

Michelle North, African Climate and Development Initiative (ACDI), University of Cape Town (UCT) ZA

Low emission dairy sector: global perspective.

Hayden Montgomery, Agriculture Programme Director, Global Methane Hub NZ

Methane mitigating feed additives in future dairy production.

Tim McAllister, Principal Research Scientist Ruminant Nutrition and Microbiology, Agriculture and AgriFood Canada CA

Sustainable nitrogen management in agrifood systems.

Flavia Casu, Livestock & Environment Specialist, FAO

15:30-16:00

Margaret Kibogy

IDF WORLDDAIRYSUMMIT

SANTIAGO CHILE

October 20-23

School milk programmes

School Feeding Programs.

Arlene Mitchell, Executive Director Global Child Nutrition Foundation

School-Based Nutritional Intervention Programs: Experiences from Latin America.

16:00-17:30

Rodrigo Valenzuela, PhD, Director of the Department of Nutrition at the University of Chile CL

The Status of Milk and Milk Products in School Programs.

Maretha Vermaak, Bachelor of Applied ScienceDietitianConsumer Education Project of Milk SA ZA

WEDNESDAY 22nd

How dairy activities and businesses align with the needs of society, today and in the future?

Unveiling the importance of due diligence in modern business

Felipe Henríquez, OECD

The role of dairy development in socioeconomic transformation.

Ernesto Reyes, IFCN/GDP ES

19:00

Gala Dinner

Entremuros event center Guanaco Norte 4819, Huechuraba. Santiago RM

Smart casual

Opportunities for a sustainable milk processing industry

Waste2Energy -Biogas from dairy waste and waste water

Thomas H. Weisser, Director Biomar, EnviroChemie GmbH DE

Nestlé Mexico water resilience across value chain

Ana Cristina Tovalin, Sustainability Manager Nestlé Mexico MX

Gala Dinner

9:00-10:30

IDF WORLDDAIRYSUMMIT

SANTIAGO CHILE

October 20-23

THURSDAY 23rd

Plenary: Standards, food safety and regulation

10:30-11:00 Health Break

11:00-12:30

Protection of dairy terms worlwide: Current landscape and future prospects. Melissa Cameron

Current landscape of food labeling regulations in Latin America.

Link international standards and trade.

Case study of use of international standards in trade (USDA)

Presentation name: Case study of use of international standards in trade.

Horizon Scanning: case study/best practices about preventing occurrence of aflatoxin M1.

Better know your factory: how data & science in microbiology can help designing the new era of Food Safety & Quality.

Circularity: Safety considerations of Water Use and Reuse.

12:30-14:00 Lunch

Navigating evolving food regulations: Key implications for the dairy sector New Approaches on Food Safety Pavel Jelen Early Career Scientist Prize and Scientific posters Award

Presentation of the Pavel Jelen Early Career Scientist Prize

Presentation of winners of the Scientific Poster award and Presentation of the best in all categories.

SANTIAGO CHILE

October 20-23

Thursday 23 Friday 24 and Saturday 25 rd th th

1: From Field to the Final Product: A Journey Through Modern Dairy Farming in the Los Lagos Region

Thursday 23 Friday 24 and Saturday 25 rd th th Tour 2 : Discover Dairy Excellence in Los Ríos: A Tour of Innovation and Sustainability

Thursday 23 and Friday 24 rd th Tour 3 : Exploring Robotic Innovation in Chilean Dairy Farms from Ñuble and Bíobio regions

Friday 24th Tour 4: Dairy Farming in Central Chile: Sustainability, Precision, and Animal Care

Thursday 23rd Tour 5: Innovation Centers and New Formula Development

Check out all information about Technical tours on the summit webpage or scan the QR code below.

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