IDFA’s Cary Frye Awarded with the International Dairy Federation Prize of Excellence

International Dairy Foods Association Dairy October 7, 2019

Cary Frye, IDFA senior vice president for regulatory affairs, received the International Dairy Federation Prize of Excellence at the IDF World Dairy Summit in Istanbul, Turkey.

The Prize of Excellence is an award given in recognition of an outstanding contribution to the work of IDF.

Cary has been involved with the IDF for the last two decades as a member of the U.S. National delegation, serving as vice chair and chair of the Standing Committee on Labeling and Terminology. She also served twice as a member of the IDF Board of Directors and has represented IDF at many Codex Labelling meeting.

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