9th IDF Symposium on Sheep, Goat, Camel & Other Non-Bovine Milk
Join the global dairy community in Anand, the Milk Capital of India, for a landmark event dedicated to the future of sheep, goat, camel, donkey, and other non-bovine milks. This symposium, hosted by the International Dairy Federation (IDF), is your gateway to cutting-edge science, technology, and policy shaping one of the fastest-growing segments in dairy.
Why this matters
Non-bovine milks are more than alternatives—they are lifelines for sustainable livelihoods, women’s empowerment, food security, and rural economies worldwide. This event brings together researchers, producers, processors, policymakers, and innovators to explore opportunities and tackle challenges head-on.
What to expect
- Technical sessions on socio-economic impact, sustainability, farm management, animal health & nutrition
- Deep dives into compositional uniqueness, processing technologies, and global quality standards
- Insights on therapeutic and functional properties of non-bovine milks
- Networking with global experts and industry leaders
- Exclusive visits to NDDB’s R&D facilities and leading dairy organizations in Anand
Key themes
- Socio-economic contributions & emerging markets
- Bio-functionalities & product development
- Farm management, biosecurity & sustainability
- Global standards on quality & safety
Call for Abstracts & Posters
Showcase your research and innovations!
Submission categories:
Socio-economic impact & consumer trends
Processing technologies & dairy product development
Farm management & sustainability
Important dates:
- Abstract submission opens: 5 December 2025
- Deadline: 18 January 2026
Registration
- Opens: 01 December 2025
- Closes: 31 January 2026
Why attend?
- Expand your knowledge with the latest scientific advances
- Build international networks and partnerships
- Discover new business opportunities in emerging dairy markets
On behalf of IDF and the Organising Committee, we invite you to Anand—where tradition meets innovation.
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