By Jamie Martin
Leaders from the US and Mexican dairy industries recently met in Chihuahua, Mexico, to strengthen their ongoing collaboration. This marked the sixth such meeting since 2016, highlighting the growing partnership between the two sectors.
The US delegation, led by the National Milk Producers Federation (NMPF) and the US Dairy Export Council (USDEC), included representatives from companies, farmers, and industry organizations. Their Mexican counterparts came from various dairy producer and processor groups.
Discussions centered on key issues facing both industries, including trade, promoting dairy consumption, and improving farm productivity. Leaders from both sides emphasized the importance of working together to address these challenges.
"Mexico is a valuable partner for US dairy," said Krysta Harden, CEO of USDEC. "These meetings help us work together for the success of the dairy sector in both countries."
A joint statement outlined ten areas of continued collaboration. These include:
- Facilitating trade between the US and Mexico.
- Promoting dairy consumption in both countries.
- Identifying ways to improve dairy farm productivity.
- Maintaining a positive image for milk and dairy products.
- Sharing information on best practices and new developments.
The renewed commitment between the US and Mexican dairy industries signifies their dedication to a mutually beneficial future. By working together, they aim to strengthen the dairy sector in both countries.
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