On July 16th, USDEC will host a U.S. Dairy Protein Nutrition Conference themed "New Frontiers in Dairy Protein Science for Southeast Asia's Evolving Nutrition Needs." This full-day, in-person event will convene top Southeast Asian nutritionists, researchers, and health professionals to provide updated and actionable science-backed insights on the nutritional advantages of U.S. dairy proteins. The program will feature dynamic presentations and expert-led panel discussions by distinguished global speakers exploring the latest advancements in dairy protein science. Key topics include:

• The role of dairy protein in metabolic wellness and healthy aging
• Addressing unique protein needs across different life stages, including children, women, and seniors
• Country-specific consumer perceptions and behaviors around protein intake
• The importance of protein quality for both human and planetary health
• Dietary solutions to support protein-forward lifestyles using dairy protein

Esteemed speakers include Dr. Paul Moughan (Massey University), Dr. Daniel Moore (University of Toronto, Canada), Dr. Matthew Pikosky (National Dairy Council, USA), Dr. Satoshi Fujita (Ritsumeikan University, Japan), Dr. Yongsoon Park (Hanyang University, South Korea), Ms. Leslie Bonci (Active Eating Advice, USA), Dr. Kalpana Bhaskarah (Temasek Polytechnic, Singapore), Dr. Cecilia Acuin (Institute of Human Nutrition and Food, Philippines), Dr. Wantanee Kriengsinyos (Mahidol University, Thailand), and more.

For more information, please contact Suzanna Stohr (sstohr@usdec.org).