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FF&B 2010: Functional Food and
Beverages India
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(Driving
affordable product innovation to meet
the changing lifestyle needs of a more
health conscious Indian consumer base)
Date:
29 - 30 July 2010
Venue: The Leela
Kempinski, Mumbai, India
Functional foods are a fast growing
segment of the F&B sector due to their
popularity amongst increasingly health
conscious Indian consumers. The
functional F&B industry is currently
experiencing exponential growth due to
the Government’s $21.5 billion
investment in the food processing
industry in the next 5 years, as well as
the rapidly growing consumer desire to
lead a healthier lifestyle. Source:
Ministry of Food Processing, India
The key players in the Indian food and
beverage market are eagerly searching
for new avenues to capitalise on the
potential of functional F&B and drive
revenue growth. Against this backdrop of
growth and increased prosperity,
how are you positioning your
organisation to capitalise on this mega
opportunity?
FF&B 2010 is the only
high-level strategic conference focused
on the potential of the functional food
and beverages market in India.
Consisting of two intensive content-rich
conference days, this event will cover
the revenue opportunities,
regulatory issues, consumer lifestyle
trends and emerging technologies
in the fast growing value-added food
processing industry, and provide you
with all the solutions you need to
formulate a strategy that is specific to
the needs of the Indian consumer.
Conference highlights include:
Gaining an overview of the functional
food and beverages market in India,
by V Prakash, Director, CFTRI
Clarifying the evolving functional F&B
regulatory framework,
by DBA Narayana, Director, Regulatory
Affairs, South Asia, Unilever
Understanding the impact of changing
consumer lifestyles,
by Ana A Sinha, Head of Corporate
Wellness and Consumer Services, Nestlé
Supporting the needs of individuals
through Omega 3 products development,
by Atul Bhatia, Executive Director,
Science and Technology, Cadbury
Evaluating the potential of functional
F&B for beauty,
by Sudhakar Mhaskar, Head Technology,
Consumer Products Business, Marico
Development of bone health products,
by Philip Rijken, Head Nutritional
Science Europe and Asia-Pacific, DSM
Nutritional Products
This timely conference provides you with
all the information you need to position
your product development strategy for
success. There’s no better time to take
a step back and evaluate your food
business strategy. Ensure your place at
this high-level forum, and position
yourself at the leading edge of the
latest trends and opportunities.
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HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL TEA
FAIR 2010 |
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(3rd
International Exhibition & Conference
For The Food and Beverage Processing
Industry)
Date: 12 - 14 August 2010
Venue: Hong Kong Convention
and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong, China
The perfect brew
• Over 250 exhibitors coming from 17
countries and regions participated in the
first Hong Kong International Tea Fair.
• More than 9,500 trade buyers from 69
countries and regions, about 80,000 public
visitors attended the Fair.
• 96% of buyers were satisfied with the
fair.
Hong Kong has no tea production of its own,
and thus is impartial in promoting tea. The
Hong Kong International Tea Fair combines
quality buyers, professional organisations,
exciting peripheral activities and good
timing to bring you the perfect event to
grow your business.
The fair is expressly designed to promote
and facilitate global trade but it also
serves to enlarge tea culture and encourage
tea drinking.
Inaugural fair success
With co-organiser, Chinese Tea Culture
International Exchange Association, Hong
Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC)
launched the first tea fair in 2009, with
over 250 exhibitors coming from 17 countries
& regions, including the great tea-producing
centres of the world such as the Chinese
mainland, India, Sri Lanka and Taiwan.
An International Tea Party
Co-organised by the Hong Kong Trade
Development Council (HKTDC) and the Chinese
Tea Culture International Exchange
Association, the event is a genuine
international tea party of exhibitors, with
a focus on tea-producing and tea-trading
regions such as the Chinese mainland, India,
Japan, Sri Lanka and more.
•About 85% of buyers interviewed said that
they have started some negotiation or placed
some orders during the fair.
•More than 90% said that they would like to
attend the fair again next year.
Covering the industry
The fair provides opportunities for
exhibitors in the following product
categories:
• Tea
• Processed tea and tea products
• Tea packaging, processing equipment and
testing services
• Tea ware
• Tea technology
• Tea organisations
• Tea services and publications
• Friends of Tea (confectionery, bakery
products, etc.)
Huge public interest
Further promoting the popularity of tea is
the opening of the fair to the public on its
final day in 2009. Hong Kong is the
tea-drinking capital of Asia, with the
highest per capita consumption in the region
so the public has a genuine interest in the
exhibits. In 2009, about 80,000 public
visitors tasted tea and gave valuable
feedback to the exhibiting companies, who
also benefited from high retail sales. More
opportunities The fair will again coincide
with the HKTDC Food Expo and International
Conference & Exhibition of the Modernization
of Chinese Medicine & Health Products in
2010, bringing in more potential buyers.
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ENOVITIS IN CAMPO
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(8th International Vine and Olive Growing Techniques Exhibition)
Date:
17 - 18 June 2010
Venue: Roncade
(Treviso), Milan, Italy
Unique of its kind, the exhibition
ENOVITIS IN CAMPO is back again at the
farm Ca’ Tron, at Roncade (Treviso). As
an ideal continuation of the Milan trade
show Enovitis, - International Vine and
Olive Growing Techniques Exhibition -
whose last edition successfully took
place last November in the fairground of
Fiera Milano, “ENOVITIS IN CAMPO” offers
the opportunity to see hundreds of
state-of-the-art vine-growing machines
and equipment at work in a real
vineyard. Therefore, it is possible to
personally compare performances and
technical results and weigh the
different proposals available in the
Italian and international markets, with
the perspective of a sound
competitiveness.
ENOVITIS IN CAMPO, the two-day show
dedicated to the trial of innovative
machines and equipment in the vineyard.
Every two years, this event offers a
complete product overview: from the
vineyard plantation to the treatments,
from the equipment for ground and
vineyard work (farm tractors, grubbers,
tillers, rotary cultivators, pruning
machines, leaf removers, headers, etc.)
to the different models of
grape-harvesters, suitable for any type
of vine rows. In addition, there are
even vineyard products and materials
(stakes, wires, fertilizers,
phytosanitary products, etc.)
The location
hosting the seventh edition of this
exhibition is really attuned to the
philosophy of ENOVITIS IN CAMPO. With a
total surface of around 1,100 hectares
in one single estate, Ca’ Tron makes up
the biggest farm in a single unit in the
region of Triveneto. As intended by the
Fondazione Cassamarca, – which acquired
it in the year 2000 – the farm is
becoming an important research and
development centre in the primary
sector.
The presence at Ca’ Tron of a 30-hectare
experimental vineyard will be
particularly interesting for the
visitors of the exhibition. This
vineyard is technically “on the cutting
edge” and was created to obtain a
high-quality production, fully
respectful of the environment and in a
pleasant context, also from an aesthetic
point of view. Besides production
purposes, the plantation has as its main
aim to put a structure at the disposal
of institutions and organizations
operating in the wine-growing and
producing sector: In this structure, the
5-6 most innovative cultivation forms
are used and compared, by which
high-quality grapes can be obtained with
different levels of mechanization in the
various growing operations (pruning,
harvesting, heading, pesticide defence
and ground management).
While waiting for the June appointment,
the event organization is moving at full
rate: a great interest is shown by the
most important Italian and foreign
manufacturers of vineyard machines and
equipment, who announced their
participation in advance, with a wide
range of products.
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FOOD & BEV TECH 2010 |
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(3rd International Exhibition &
Conference For The Food and Beverage
Processing Industry)
Date: 29 - 31 October 2010
Venue: Bombay Exhibition
Center, Mumbai, India
The Indian Food industry - both primary
and processing - are poised for a rapid
growth. India has the potential to become a
reliable outsourcing partner in the Food
sector given its strengths in primary Food
Sector. The Indian Food sector is estimated
to be worth over US$ 200 billion and is
expected to grow to US $ 310 billion by FY
2015. It is also contributes to a major part
of the retail basket. The US $ 6.1 one
billion Food Retail sector is also growing
at a hefty 9 per cent. FDI in India, in this
segment has exceeded US $ 3 billion. A breed
of foreign taste masters currently operates
in India. Indian Food brands are now
increasingly finding prime self space in the
retail chains across the US and Europe.
The Government has also approved proposals
for joint ventures, foreign collaboration,
industrial licenses and 100% export oriented
units envisaging an investment of Rs.19,100
crores (US $ 4.80 billion) during the same
period. Out of this, foreign investment is
over Rs. 9100 crores (US $ 2.2 billion).
The Government has also declared the Food
Processing Industry as a Priority sector and
to be the food factory of the world by 2015.
Given the vast potential for growth in this
important sector, CII is organising Food &
Bev Tech 2008. The exhibition will bring
together the manufacturers and suppliers of
process plant and equipment for the growing
industry, all under one roof. The exhibition
will provide an excellent platform for
services providers to showcase their
products and services to decision makers
from leading Food & Beverage manufacturers.
The Main Focus of Food & Bev Tech
is:
• Process Technology
• Refrigeration & Air-Condition Technology
• Packaging Technology
• Fragrances, Flavours & Food Colours
• Automation Data Ingredients
• Additives and Auxiliary materials
• Processing Control & Regulation technology
• Food Retailing
• Food Safety & Quality Management
• Environmental Technology, Biotechnology
• Conveying, Transport & Storage
Installations
• Dispensing & Vending Machines
• R & D Institutions
• Publications
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Confederation of
Indian Industry
105, Kakad Chambers
132, Dr. A. B. Road,
Worli
Mumbai 400 018,
India
Tel: 91-22-24931790
Extn: 405, 66611698
(D)
Fax: 91-22-24939463,
24945831
Exec: Mr. Anil
Padwal
Email:
anil.padwal@cii.in
Website:
www.foodbevtech.com
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INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK
EXPO INDIA 2010 |
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(2nd International Exhibition For The Food and Beverage
Processing Industry)
Date: 2 - 4 December 2010
Venue: Pragati Maidan
Exhibition Grounds, New Delhi, India
Following a hugely successful launch in
2009, the second edition of the
International Food & Drink Expo India will
return to the Pragati Maidan Exhibition
Grounds in New Delhi, 2 – 4 December 2010.
The International Food & Drink Expo India is
the proven platform for global food and
beverage suppliers to make contact with and
do business with India’s most influential
industry professionals and buyers. Whether
you are an International company who is
interested in approaching the Indian market
for the first time, or a local supplier who
wants to make sure your portfolio is visible
to the industry, exhibiting at the
International Food & Drink Expo India 2010
is the best route to market for your
business. Over three days you will be able
to meet with importers, wholesalers,
distributors, hotels, restaurants, retailers
and more, all of whom will be keen to source
new products and innovations to keep their
businesses at the forefront of the industry.
Why Exhibit?
Exhibiting at the International Food & Drink
Expo India 2010 will provide your company
with an unrivalled opportunity to showcase
your products and innovations to India's
food, drink and hospitality professionals,
positioning you at the forefront of the fast
growing Indian market place.
The International Food & Drink Expo India
2010 will bring your most active prospects
and customers to you. Over three days you
will be able to -
• Position your business at the forefront of
the market
• Develop a personal and direct relationship
with new and existing contacts
• Let buyers use all five senses to fully
appreciate your products
• Get immediate feedback on your products
and their performance
• Generate sales leads and interest in your
products
• Raise your profile in the industry and add
value to your brands
Why Visit?
The International Food & Drink Expo India
2010 will showcase a wide variety of
products and innovations from both the
international market place and local
industry. Allocate time in your schedule now
to visit this 'must attend' event and you
will be able to:
• See what's new - during your visit you
will be able to source new products which
will maximise the potential of your business
• Compare products & suppliers - make an
informed decision about the products
available to you, by testing them in a live'
environment
• Network - meet your existing local and
international suppliers in one place and
make contact with potential new business
associates
• Keep up to date - make sure you are aware
of the latest industry trends affecting
India's fast pace food, drink and
hospitality sector
• Experience event features - The
International Food & Drink Expo India 2010
will provide you with an exciting
interactive programme including informative
seminars, live demonstrations and tastings. |
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TASTE 2011 |
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(International
Exhibition for Global Food and Beverage
Suppliers)
Date: 27 - 29 January
2011
Venue: Bombay Exhibition
Center, Mumbai, India
TASTE 2011 is India’s dedicated PURE TRADE
PURE BUSINESS exhibition for global food and
beverage suppliers who wish to generate
business with India’s most influential
professionals and buyers from the industry.
TASTE is uniquely positioned to help
companies start exporting to the market,
build on established relationships, learn
and educate & showcase innovations.
Food Conference & Live Cooking
Demonstrations
International Wine & Spirits Competition
Food & Wine Pairing sessions
Wine & Spirit Conference
Wine Tasting Sessions
Networking Sessions
Food & Beverage Exporters
Food, Beverage & Hospitality Service
Providers
Wine & Food Storage & Logistic Solution
Providers
Producers and Distributors of:
- Fine and Health Food Products
- Sweets, Snacks and Confectionery Products
- Fresh Food Products
- Provision and Staple Foods
- Milk and Dairy Products
- Bread, Bakery Products and Baked Products
- Conserves, Spices, Fruit and Vegetable
Products
- Food Additives and Ingredients
- Grocery Products
- Fish, Shellfish and Seafood Products
- Non Alcoholic Drinks
- Frozen Food Products, Ice Cream Products
- Meat and Poultry
- Olive Oils
- Gourmet Food
Manufacturers of:
- Food Display Equipment
- Fast Food Equipment
- Commercial Coffee Machines
- Light Kitchen Equipment
- Commercial Kitchen / Bakery /
Refrigeration Equipment
- Kitchen & Bakery Tools
- Curtains & Upholstery Furnishings
- Furniture & Fit-out Solutions
- Glass & Glass Products
- Lighting & Controls
- Paints, Wall Paper & Wall Coverings
- Pictures & Artifacts
- Wood & Allied Products
- Glassware & Serving Accessories
- Storage Equipment
- Bar & Wine Utensils
- Food & Drink Paraphernalia
- Food & Beverage Preserving and
Transporting Equipment
- Raw and Auxiliary Materials for Processing
and Packing
- Manufacturers for Bottling / Kegging /
Sanitising / Testing
Food and Beverage Directors / Managers
Food Court Retailers / e-Retailers / General
Retailers
Chefs / Restaurant Managers / Bar Managers
Food Importers / Distributors / Wholesalers
Wine & Spirit Importers / Distributors /
Wholesalers
Food Traders / Retailers
Purchasing / Merchandising Managers / Buyers
Hotel Supplies Dealers / Stockists
Food & Drink Manufacturers & Processors
Sous Chefs / Bartenders / Sommeliers
Brand Ambassadors / Owners / Agents /
Dealers
Wine & Spirit Brokers
Trade and professional associations
Consumers
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