Wisconsin Strengthens Dairy Partnerships in Indonesia

In June, IABC staff traveled to Jakarta, Indonesia, to participate in the 2026 U.S. – Indonesia Dairy Partnership (USIDP) Summit, hosted by the U.S. Dairy Export Council (USDEC). The summit brought together government, industry, university, and dairy leaders to support Indonesia’s growing dairy sector and to strengthen the U.S. and Indonesia’s collaboration. With a population of more than 280 million, Indonesia is one of Southeast Asia’s fastest growing dairy markets. As the country expands dairy production to improve nutrition and food security, new opportunities are emerging for Wisconsin’s dairy expertise, from livestock genetics and feed to dairy products.

A group of four people smile and hold books in front of a colorful backdrop that says "USIDP Summit 2026".

From left to right, IABC International Consultant Jennifer Lu, an Indonesian milk collector, Krysta Harden, President and CEO of the U.S. Dairy Export Council (USDEC), and Dr. Deddy Fachruddin Kurniawan, CEO of Dairy Pro Indonesia, at the USIDP Summit.

People select from various charcuterie boards on a blue-lit table and load their plates with cheese, sausage, and fruit.

Participants of USIDP Summit appreciate the Wisconsin specialty cheese.

A group of nine people smile in front of an outdoor structure with lots of surrounding vegetation and trees.

IABC International Consultant Jennifer Lu joined members of the USIDP on a visit to IPB University (formerly Bogor Agricultural University) to learn about its low-carbon dairy project for tropical production systems.

Funded by the Wisconsin Initiative for Agricultural Exports.​

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