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Ingredient Marketplace, CPhI SEA and Chemspec explore ingredients market
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April 01 , 2015
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Even though for wordsmiths April is a cruel month, for the ingredients industry, April 2015 is a month of abundance. The three major events - Ingredient Marketplace, CPhI South East Asia and Chemspec India being held this April, analyse the latest happenings and explore the potentials of the flourishing ingredients market.
Ingredient Marketplace 2015 taking place from April 7-9 at Orlando is a trade-show exhibiting innovative ingredients. Formerly SupplySide Marketplace, Ingredient Marketplace serves as a marketplace for global buyer and sellers engaged in the nutrition, health, food and beauty industry. The event streamlines the process of finding new ingredients so that formulators and marketers can successfully launch innovative finished products.
The Trends In presentations will offer great value with comprehensive education on the five hottest ingredients in the global consumer market as part of the all-inclusive Marketplace Pass.
Ingredient buyers and sellers from around the world will discover an Expo Hall of more than 350 booths and learn from renowned speakers, training programmes and presentations. Along with this, the numerous networking and business development opportunities make this an event one cannot miss.
While the Expo Hall explores the latest developments from global ingredient suppliers,
GMP Training enables one to increase market credibility with GMP registration.
At the same time, CPhI South East Asia 2015 brings pharma ingredients professionals from over 140 countries and regions under one roof, making it the only comprehensive show for ASEAN pharma solutions where delegates can meet, learn, network and share ideas.
CPhI South East Asia, in its fourth edition, is co-located with P-MEC South East Asia and InnoPack, will be held from April 8-10 at the Jakarta International Expo, Indonesia embracing the entire pharmaceutical supply chain.
The highlights of CPhI South East Asia 2015 include: an integrated conference platform; a ‘Supplier Finder Programme’ and a new report created by CPhI in collaboration with Global Business Reports entitled ‘Indonesian 2015 Pharmaceuticals Perspectives.’ This contains a comprehensive collection of analyses, facts, figures, exclusive interviews with leading CEOs and associations and expert opinion articles that provide in-depth perspectives on issues and challenges facing the Indonesia pharmaceuticals sector and the global market.
The Supplier Finder Programme enables exhibitors to connect with potential business partners in just a few seconds. Key topical insights in the conference platform include ‘Healthcare Plans across South East Asia’ and ‘Roadmap of Indonesian Pharmaceutical Industry 2015 – 2025.’
In the meanwhile, Chemspec India, still unrivalled as India's only dedicated event in India for the fine and speciality chemicals industry, returns to the Bombay Exhibition Centre from April 16-17.
More than 275 of the world's largest suppliers of fine and speciality chemicals and associated products and services can be found at Chemspec India 2015, making the event the perfect opportunity to connect with the people who can improve and expand the way a company does business.
Chemspec India is focussed on providing its attendees access and networking opportunities to blue chip and SME suppliers from India and around the globe.
With two concurrent events ChemProTech and ChemLogistics, the event will penetrate into the process technology, equipment, warehousing, transport and logistics of chemical industry.
Since 2005, Chemspec India has continued to develop and has reinforced itself as a must-attend event for the industry community. With the exhibition growing from strength-to- strength and the total trade attendees exceeding the 10,000 mark last year, Chemspec offers a great business development platform, connecting key buyers and sellers from the domestic and international fine and speciality chemicals market.
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