Source: International Dairy Federation
The International Dairy Federation’s latest overview of the dairy sector, covering markets
worldwide, global trends and preliminary COVID-19 impacts is released.
Today (Tuesday 27 October 2020), the International Dairy Federation (IDF) launched the
latest edition of its flagship publication on global dairy markets, the World Dairy Situation
Report 2020 at a special online launch event. This unique publication is produced annually
by IDF as part of its mission to represent and support the dairy sector globally.
The 2020 edition is the result of close collaboration between dairy experts and key
organisations around the globe and within the IDF. The report contains a wealth of
information about the international dairy sector – including data tables, graphs, country
reports and analyses for more than 50 dairy-producing countries from all five continents.
It also provides an in-depth understanding of the current macro supply and demand trends
affecting the dairy sector. Its statistics will help the reader to better understand and deal with the many challenges and opportunities facing the global dairy market.
IDF Director General Caroline Emond:
“The World Dairy Situation 2020 is an essential read for decision-makers and dairy sector
stakeholders concerned with continuously changing global dairy market conditions. To
further meet the needs of our sector in this challenging period, the 2020 edition of the report also features a special chapter dedicated to the preliminary impacts of the COVID-19
pandemic on the dairy sector, including details on how the sector is adapting its practices
to continue to produce safe and sustainable milk and dairy products.”
The IDF World Dairy Situation 2020 report not only consists of written chapters on production, processing, prices, consumption, and trade but is expanded with 30 tables that give the reader a comprehensive overview of global dairy developments.
For the added convenience of the reader these tables, which cover all aspects of the dairy
sector, and are accompanied by illustrative graphs, are available in electronic format –
enabling direct use in the reader’s own documents. In this year’s issue, a full chapter is
dedicated to the preliminary impact of the coronavirus crisis (COVID-19) on the global dairy sector in 2020.
The World Dairy Situation Report 2020 will be available to purchase in the IDF E-Shop from
27 October 2020.
Until 15 November 2020, it is possible to buy the report for the reduced price of €350. After that date, the cost will revert to the full of price €500.
