2014 INDPACK

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Consumer Packaging :Challenges & OpportunitiesConsumer Packaging :Challenges & Opportunities

16th National PackagingExhibition & Conference16 -18 January, 2014 ; Hall No. 7Pragati Maidan, New Delhi

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The Indian Institute of Packaging is a nationalenterprise set up in 14th May, 1966 by the IndianPackaging and allied industry and the Ministry ofCommerce, Government of India.

The Institute's endeavor is to improve thestandards of packaging needed for the promotionof exports and help to create infrastructuralfacilities for overall packaging improvement inIndia throughout it’s various activities.

The activities of the Institute today are bench-marked with those of leading packaging institutesthe world over.

The Institute is closely linked with internationalorganizations. It is recognized by the UNIDO(United Nations Industrial DevelopmentOrganization) and the ITC (International TradingCentre) for consultancy and training. The IIP is amember of the Asian Packaging Federation(APF) the Institute of Packaging Professionals(IOPP), USAthe Institute of Packaging (IOP), UK,Technical Association of Pulp and Paper Industry(TAPPI), USA and World Packaging Organization(WPO).

The services of the Institute include Training &Education,Consultancy&Project,LaboratoryTesting,Quality Evaluation, Exhibition & Design, Informationand Publication, Library, Database Services,National and International Awards for Packagingexcellencebesidespromotionalactivities.

The Organizers

After the successes of the previous editions ofIndpack it has grown as a brand name within theIndian packaging industry as well as the worldover. Recognizing that new trends anddevelopment are essential to a bright future of theindustry the Indian Institute of Packaging withIndpack, seeks to provide a perfect platform tobring the full range of the packaging industry

under one roof.With the support from Ministry of Commerce andIndustry, Ministry of Food Processing IndustryGovernment of India and many tradeassociations from India and abroad includingWorld Packaging Organization and AsianPackaging Federation, Indpack is all set tocontinue its success story in 2014 edition.

The Biggest Opportunity in the Packaging industry

The packaging industry has its influence on all industriesdirectly or indirectly. Currently the Indian packagingindustry is worth USD 24.6 billion and with a growth rate ofabove 15% per annum it is one of the fastest growing. Overthe next couple of years this growth rate is expected todouble. India's per capita packaging consumption is lessthan worldwide average which offers a mammoth businessopportunity to entrepreneurs.

The large and fast growing Indian middle class populationand the growth of organized retail sector are the catalysts togrowth in packaging. The Indian middle class population isabove 50 million and is expected to reach 583 million by2025. (Source:McKinseyReport)

The Indian retail market is the 5th largest retaildestination globally and has been ranked the secondmost attractive emerging market for investments. Thismarket is currently valued at US$ 511 billion and isexpected to rise to US$ 1.3 trillion by 2018. (Source:www.ibef.org)Packaging of essential products like food, beverage, milk,vegetable, food grains and pharmacy are the key drivingsegmentsbecause of the huge domestic consumption.

India's imports at 20-25% with a value of $ 125 million ofits total packing machinery indicate further opportunitiesnot only for Indian companies to increase their share indomestic market but also for International companies toexplore new business opportunities in India.

Indian Packaging industry- A snapshot

Packaging industry continues to transform itself into new areas ofgrowth while having to adjust to changing consumer and marketrealities. The goal of National Conference on Consumer Packaging:Challenges and Opportunities are to discuss emerging trends andinnovations in consumer packaging at global level and to understandhow modern techniques could be used for packaging industrystandards and best suited to the consumer needs. The PackagingConference is dedicated to bringing leading-edge technology andmarket information to packaging industry like Beverage, Food,Household, Industrial, Chemicals, Cosmetics, Health & BeautyAids, and Pharmaceuticals industries.

Learn the bestpractices for successful package development.Recent Trends In Consumer Packaging.Consumer satisfaction with key insights and applicationsfrom industry experts.Discover the impact that different packaging attributes will have on consumer purchase decision in today’schanging marketplace.Understand consumer perceptions of satisfaction by packaging category and the opportunities for brand owners,retailers and designers to improve product experience.

HIGHLIGHT OF NATIONAL CONFERENCE:

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National Conference onConsumer Packaging : Challenges & Opportunities

Join us to hear prominent packaging designers, key package innovators, top brand owners, and other packaging professionals to

discuss the success story of key packaged brands and how the consumer packaging industry can discover the newer

opportunities for further introduction of new packaging formats and materials.

January 17-18, 2014 at Shangri-La's Eros Hotel, New Delhi

NATIONAL CONFERENCE : PROPOSED PROGRAM

DATE / TIME TOPICS SPEAKER FROM

Glass packaging - A need for resurgence

Flexible packaging - ballooning growth in demand

DAY-2 : Saturday, 18/01/2014

Self- Adhesive Labels - sticking to packaging growth

Rigid Plastics - standing firm in demand growth International rigid plastic pack convertor

TECHNICAL SESSION - IV

PACKAGING CHALLENGES

Packaging with responsibility towards the Environment

Imperatives of Anti-counterfeit and tamper-proof forgrowth in international trade

Catering to the modern consumer demand for lifestyle and convenience

International environment conservation expert

Business Head of leading beverage or confectionery company

13:30 – 14:30

TECHNICAL SESSION - V

PACKAGING COST OPTIMISATION

Business success with efficient Supply Chain Management

Optimising packaging cost versus demand for innovation Commercial Director of leading FMCG

Paper - the evergreen choice of packaging

Leading Glass manufacturer

Leading paper & FBB manufacturer

Leading flexible materials & laminate manufacturer

Leading equipment or material supplier to the label industry

11:30 – 12:00

Leading company for counterfeit protection devices and software

Supply Chain Director of leading FMCG

Networking Lunch

DAY-1 : Friday, 17/01/2014

09:00 – 10:00

10:00 – 11:00

11:00 – 11:30

11:30 – 12:00

12:00 – 13:30

13:30 – 14:30

14:00 – 17:50

Registration

INAUGURAL SESSION: CHIEF GUEST: MR. SIRAJ HUSSAIN, IASSECRETARY, MINISTRY OF FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRIES,GOVT. OF INDIA

Break

Keynote address

TECHNICAL SESSION - I

PACKAGING - THE WAY FORWARD

Packaging Development Challenges in arapidly changing Retail Environment

Contemporary Packaging Design Trends

Imperatives of efficient Distribution and Logistics in ageographical diverse Retail Environment

Lunch Break

TECHNICAL SESSION - II

PACKAGING DIFFERENTIATORS

Beverage cans and metal packaging - a comeback story

Leading FMCG Company

Global Head of Packaging of leading MNC

Leading international Packaging Designer

International Supply Chain Director of MNC

Leading Can Making company

Tea-Break

14:30 – 15:30

Modified Atmosphere Packaging /Vacuum Packaging for Fresh Meat Products

Retort Packaging for Meat and Poultry Products

Innovative Packaging Techniques forAccelerated Freeze Dried (AFD) Meat Products

TECHNICAL SESSION - III

INNOVATIVE PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY FOR

FRESH AND PROCESSED MEAT PRODUCTS

10:00 – 11:30

12:00 – 13:30

15:30 CONCLUDING REMARKS

DELEGATE REGISTRATION FORM

National Conference on

Consumer Packaging : Challenges & OpportunitiesJanuary 17-18, 2014 at Shangri-La’s Eros Hotel, New Delhi

INDPACK 2014

Name

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Company Name

Address

City / Pincode Country

Mobile No. Tel. Fax:

E-mail: Website

Profile1. Packaging

2. Machinery

3. Other Services

Paper & Paper Board

Corrugated Boards and Boxes

Glass Containers

Metal / Tin Containers

Rigid and Semi-Rigid Plastic Containers

Ancillary Materials - Tapes, Straps, Labels, Adhesives, etc.,

Packaging Materials & Systems for Food, Pharmaceuticals,

Cosmetics, Toiletries, Industrial Products, Textiles, Handicrafts, etc.

Product Filling & Packaging

Package Printing

Film Extrusion

Paper, Paper Board Converting

Plastic / Film Converting, Lamination

Plastic Bottle / Pouch Making & Printing Sealing / Taping /Strapping & Bundling Thermoforming Shrink / Skretch Wrapping

Seals / Closures Manufacturers and other related Machinery

Used for complementing packaging

Inks, Varnishes

Adhesives, Coatings and Decorative Materials

Package Design and Development

New Technologies

Consulting

Other Packaging and Allied Products and Services

Publishers

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India is amongst the fastest growing economies of the

world. India's GDP growth is stated to be more than 8-9%

and its retail markets are becoming increasingly

sophisticated. In this scenario there is a surging demand for

innovative packs of food and pharmaceutical products. At

the same time there is a challenge to develop more effective

anti-counterfeit packaging and put in place effective safety

Regulations for the protection of consumer interest.

There is also need for latest packaging material and

technology which will enable to compete with the best in the

world market. The objective of this seminar is to bring

packaging material manufacturers, converters, machinery

manufacturers and industry experts on a single platform to

showcase latest developments in packaging for food and

pharmaceuticals.

Objective of the Seminar

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Senior executives of production, marketing, export,

purchase, R&D, Quality control, technical services of

packaging products, machineries, vendors/convertors

and user industries

Consultants of packaging in the field of food and

pharmaceuticalsGovernment officials and NGOsPackaging regulatory and statutory bodiesAcademicians, technocrats and scientists

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12.36% Service Tax Extra.For more than 2 delegates 10% discount for all delegates joining forcomplete conference.Early bird will be accepted if the payment will be made within 30thNovember, 2013

Rs. 1000 + 12.36 % tax per person for second day for meat processing session.

Normal Regn. Early Bird Regn.

Non Member

Member/PG Alumni

Life Member

Rs. 6,500/-

Rs. 6,000/-

Rs. 5500/-

Rs. 5,850/-

Rs. 5,400/-

Rs. 4,950/-

Those interested in sponsoring, advertising or participating in the

seminar proceedings may kindly contact immediately.

Conference Registration fee

Conference Technical SouvenirAdvertisement Tariff:

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Overall size of the souvenir (Full page): 28cm X 21cm (11” X 8.1/4”)PrintArea (Full Page) : 28cm X 18cm (9.1/2” X 7”)Payment in favour of “Indian Institute of Packaging” by draft / cheque payableat MumbaiSpace booking along with advertisement artwork / CD should reach by21/12/2013

Inside Front Page Rs.50,000/-

Inside Back Cover Rs.50,000/-

Back Cover Rs.50,000/-

Gate Fold Rs.75,000/-

Full Page Colour Rs.30,000/-

Full Page B/W Rs. 12,000/-

Half Page B/W Rs.8000/-

Indpack 2014 will invite visitors from the entire value chain on

packaging industry. Some of the key buyers will be from:

Visitors Profile

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Pharmaceuticals

Processed and Fresh Food

Beverage

Agriculture, Dairy

Chemicals and

confectionery

Perfume and Toiletries

Cosmetics and Toys

Sports Goods, Textiles

Co-operative Societies

Plastic Bottle/Pouch Making &

Printing

Training Institutions, Exporters

Retail Chain Managers

Nodal Agencies of Govt of

India including Spice Board,

Coir Board, Tea Board,

APEDA

R&DProfessionals,Policymakers

PACKAGING MACHINERY OTHER SERVICES

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Paper & Paper BoardCorrugated Board & BoxesGlass ContainersMetal/ Tin ContainersRigid and Semi-Rigid Plastic

ContainersAncillary Materials Tapes, StrapsLabels,Adhesives, ect.Packaging Materials & Systems For

Food, Pharmaceuticals Cosmetics,

Toiletries, Industrial Products.

Product Filling & PackagingPackage PrintingFilm ExtrusionPaper, Paper Board ConvertingPlastic/ Film Converting, LaminationSealing/Taping/Strapping &BundlingThermoforming Shrink/ Stretch

WrappingSeals/ Closures Manufacturers and

other related Machinery used for

complementing Packaging

Ink VarnishesAdhesives, Coating & Decorative

MaterialsPackage Design & DevelopmentNew TechnologiesConsultingOther Packaging & Allied Product &

ServicesPublishers

Exhibitor ProfileIndpack 2014 will meet all the needs of packing industry from all the major sectors:

Area 1483 sq kmAltitude: 293 m above sea level

Average Temperature 45 C (Max) - usually in May - Jun, 5 C (mm) - usually in Dec – Jan

Monsoon July to mid-September

Population 2043 million (Census 2012)

Best time to visit October to March

Languages Hindi, English, Urdu and Punjabi

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Welcome to Delhi

Dr. Sanjay Chattopadhyay

Professor & Additional Director

Email: labiip@iip-in.com