Allison Wachter will help enhance member value proposition and build the association's footprint in the food industry.

Matthew R. Ott replaced David Seckman, who became executive director of the FIT program.

The organization updated its name to better reflect its members.

The association said its Defeat Hunger campaign has provided more than 2 million meals through the years.

The trade show will relaunch as the Equipment and Technology Show for Food & Beverage (EATS) in 2025.

Women’s Alliance Network Red Circle Honors recognize people and companies making a positive impact.

Awards will go to the best new application, product, technology for sustainability, and technology for automation.

The association's networks address key issues within the food and beverage industry.

The show is integrating several new aspects to support education and career development.

Scholarships worth $3,500 apiece went to college students working toward degrees within dairy and food science disciplines.