Saputo USA was recognized today with the second annual IDFA Workplace of the Year Award at IDFA’s Dairy Forum in San Antonio, Texas. The award, co-sponsored by IDFA and Dairy Processing magazine, is given each year to an outstanding IDFA member company that has created policies to promote a positive workplace experience for employees. Award recipients demonstrate efforts to support women and minorities, create cultures of inclusiveness and respect, support professional development, establish paid parental leave and flexible work hours, and gender pay equality, among other criteria.
In a blind review of the nominees, the panel of judges determined that Saputo USA set a high bar for their programs and policies focused on gender balance and parity, leadership and professional development, paid parental leave and flexible work, and creating a culture of inclusiveness and respect for all people with a special focus on women and minorities. For example, the company’s Advancing Gender Balance initiative sets a goal of increasing the representation of women to 30% at senior levels in the company (vice president and above). Additionally, Saputo
“As a proud IDFA member organization, we are humbled by this recognition,” said Senior Vice President of Human Resources at Saputo USA Terri Bryant-Harrell. “We know great employees make great products. Our employees are at the heart of everything we do, and we are dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment through programs and policies that support them in both their personal and professional lives. Creating a workplace where our teams can grow and thrive is a journey that demands constant focus and unwavering commitment, but it’s one we eagerly embrace as we stay true to the values that Saputo was built on over 70 years ago.”
Previous winners of the IDFA Workplace of the Year Award co-sponsored by IDFA and Dairy Processing magazine, are Schreiber Foods (2024).
A call for nominations for the 2026 Workplace of the Year Award will be released this summer. More information about the award can be found here.


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