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Without collaboration, dairy couldn't compete
Without collaboration, world dairy industry couldn’t compete or innovate properly
By Peter Kerr for sticK
(sticK -
Nov. 12 2010 )
It may seem counter-intuitive that a
wildly competing world dairy industry got together in
Auckland to collaborate, but without such round-table
discussions, the proof for innovative products and services
out of the sector would almost be impossible to verify.
The whole International Dairy Federation/World Dairy Summit event recently held in Auckland is pre-competitive or non-competitive says the New Zealand president of the IDF, Fonterra’s chief technology officer, Jeremy Hill. While there might be a lot of debate, the IDF is really about collaboration, not controversy he says.
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