AUGUST AHMEDABAD. In Concurrent with THE ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF INDIA

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1 th AUGUST AHMEDABAD In Concurrent with THE ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF INDIA

Accounting for about 32 per cent of the country's total food market, the food processing industry is one of the largest industries in India and is ranked fifth in terms of production, consumption,

The food processing industry forms an important segment of the Indian economy in terms of contribution to GDP, employment and investment, and is a major driver in the country's growth in the near

03 billion) in 2013 and is expected to grow at a rate of 11 per cent to touch Rs 408,040 crore (US$ 64.31 billion) by 2018.

2 Accounting for about 32 per cent of the country's total food market, the food processing industry is one of the largest industries in India and is ranked fifth in terms of production, consumption, export and expected growth. The total food production in India is likely to double in the next 10 years with the country's domestic food market estimated to reach US$ 258 billion by The food processing industry forms an important segment of the Indian economy in terms of contribution to GDP, employment and investment, and is a major driver in the country's growth in the near future. This industry contributes as much as 9-10 per cent of GDP in agriculture and manufacturing sector The Indian food industry stood around Rs 247,680 crore (US$ billion) in 2013 and is expected to grow at a rate of 11 per cent to touch Rs 408,040 crore (US$ billion) by Indian agricultural and processed food exports during April-May 2014 stood at US$ 3, million, according to data released by the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA). The Indian dairy industry has grown considerably post the white revolution and reports suggest that with current growth rate of approximately 3 per cent-4 per cent, it is thought to grow to 185 million tone and become a US$ 24 billion organised industry by 2020 and US$ 140 billion overall including the unorganised sector. With this background, ASSOCHAM organizing 7th International Summit in concurrent with Food Trade Expo for increasing visibility of Indian processed food, Agro & Dairy market targeting international marketplace and prepare for investments. Focus Areas: Food Processing: Attracting Investments Preamble: Investments in the Food Processing sector is a much required need and can take the form of both hard and soft infrastructure covering technology development and adoption and investments in human capital and market led research. Technology Innovation and Adoption Preamble: The fortunes of the food industry are intimately linked to the introduction of appropriate technologies and enabling their speedy adoption by the users. Emerging Food Basket & Value Space Creation Preamble: It is now a well acknowledged fact that the changes in the economy and awareness of the Indian populace are exerting profound changes on the constitution of the Food Basket. Strengthening Trade Linkages Preamble: Trade linkages form the bedrock for any progress in food and agriculture. It is pertinent that not only the government but also the stakeholders take a conscious view of making interdependencies more efficient in order to increase value capture. Regulatory and Policy Issues Preamble: Regulatory and policy issues have the potential to fast-track investments and alter investment climate

Agribusiness : Value Addition in Agri produces Preamble: Farmers can get better value from their produce by Value addition.

timing the sale of the produce. This often requires not only a good business sense but also professional knowledge.

3 Agribusiness : Value Addition in Agri produces Preamble: Farmers can get better value from their produce by Value addition. It also minimizes the cost of transportation to the factory and wastage as well. It can also generate more jobs for farm labours and turn in to the economic upliftment of rural India. That turns farmers to entrepreneurs. Supply Aggregation Models Preamble: It is a known fact that farmers can get better value from their produce by resorting to presorting, grading and value addition using storage facilities towards timing the sale of the produce. This often requires not only a good business sense but also professional knowledge. Dairy : Dairy Products: Potential and Pitfalls Preamble: Though the demand for dairy Products is on the rise, the actual production of Dairy in India is still far from meeting the international standards. Dairy Processing Equipments: Widespread applications Preamble: Essential to Increased adoption of efficient technologies by dairy product manufacturers, talk about government regulations & policies which clearly affects the market growth. Objectives : 1. To exhibit latest research developments and products in the market 2. To provide a platform to explore mutually beneficial business opportunities and build partnerships and alliances. 3. Forge global partnerships between nations by highlighting common priorities 4. To explore the emerging opportunities in Agro-Food Processing & Dairy Sectors. And expanding the number of markets for diversified and value added Indian agro processed and Dairy products 5. Bring together industry, academia and policy agencies on a common platform 6. Network with institutions (R&D and Academia) globally for providing technical support in industry led collaborative projects and prospective venture capitalists to invest in Agro-Food Processing & Dairy Sectors. 7. Make prospective investors and policy makers aware of the emerging opportunities and strategic thrust areas 8. Share and learn best practices in technologies/innovations and management practices 9. Enumerate policy recommendations for the state and central governments through a dialogue process The event will focus on highlighting the potential of Indian industry products and services through B2B meetings, catalogue show, which provides a platform for business interaction.

This opportunity will provide leverage to Indian counterparts in food and Dairy sector in 1. Over viewing of the Food, Agribusiness and Dairy industries and their future prospectus 2.

To seek common areas and priorities for collaboration to strengthen partnerships 5. International linkages: Inbound and outbound 6. Business & Investment opportunities 7.

Business development and demand generation 11. Opportunity to study the market for competitive position 12. Building new distribution channels 13.

4 This opportunity will provide leverage to Indian counterparts in food and Dairy sector in 1. Over viewing of the Food, Agribusiness and Dairy industries and their future prospectus 2. to target emerging and fastest growing markets in the Food, Agribusiness and Dairy industries 3. to analyze the factors associated with the success of the industries 4. To seek common areas and priorities for collaboration to strengthen partnerships 5. International linkages: Inbound and outbound 6. Business & Investment opportunities 7. Governmental new Policies & Initiatives 8. Strategic brand promotion and reinforcement of Brand India image 9. Assessment of differential Global competition 10. Business development and demand generation 11. Opportunity to study the market for competitive position 12. Building new distribution channels 13. Understanding the foreign market, consumer preferences 14. Process of market accessibility in different regions and cross-border regulatory framework 15. Addressing issues pertaining to international quality standards and pricing mechanisms Target Audience Food Processing & Agro Industries Dairy Industries Food Processing & Dairy Equipments Industries Dairy Products, Confectioneries, Food Preservatives, Food Essence & Colours Leaning/Milling/Gliding Machineries & Equipments Storage, Handling & Transportation Frozen food/refrigeration & Cold Chain Solutions Cold Storage and Supply Chain Management Companies Packaging Companies & Agri Retail Companies Public and Private Sector Banks as well as Other Financial Institutions Food & Agri Exporters & Importers Consultants and Service Providers Central & State Government Departments, Corporations and Officials Progressive Farmers & Entrepreneurs Policy Makers and Other Stakeholders from Union and State Governments Experts / Representatives from Multilateral, Bilateral and Other International Organizations Representatives from NGOs and State Agricultural Universities

5 Sponsorship Details Select one : * Sponsorship Diamond Platinum Gold Silver Bronze Lunch Technology Kit Lanyard Benefit Guidelines Website Logo Placement: The vertical placement of sponsor logos will be determined by sponsorship level. Registration Materials: Only The Event 2015 sponsors will be able to distribute promotional materials at the conference. Shipping instructions for registration materials will be provided to all sponsors before 5 days of the conference. All registration materials MUST be received by the deadline to ensure inclusion in the bags. Exhibit Booth Space : Exhibit space selection and placement will be determined first by sponsorship level, then according to sponsorship commitment date Standard Booth Package : Back wall, 1 Table, 2 Chairs, Lights, Power Outlets, Company Fascia name SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS QUICK COMPARISON CHART Sponsorship Benefit Online Logo Visibility Speaking opportunity in Inaugural Speaking opportunity in Business session Diamond (6 Lacs) Platinum Gold (4 (5 Lacs) Silver Gold ((43 Lacs) Bronze Silver ( 23 Lacs) Free Registration Passes Kit 7 items 6 items 5 5 items 4 4 items 3 3 items Exhibit Booth Space 18 sqm 12 sqm 9 sqm 6 sqm "Welcome Board Logo Recognition "Thank You" Logo Recognition Stage Backdrop Logo Recognition Registration Area Logo Recognition Standees Reserved Seating Bronze ( 2 Lacs) OTHER SPONSORSHIP OPTIONS QUICK COMPARISON CHART Sponsorship Benefit Lunch Partner (2.5 Lacs) Technology Gold Partner (4 (2 Lacs) Lacs) Online Logo Visibility Speaking opportunity in Inaugural Speaking opportunity in Business session Free Registration Passes Kit 4 items 3 items 5 Exhibit Booth Space "Welcome Board Logo Recognition "Thank You" Logo Recognition Stage Backdrop Logo Recognition Registration Area Logo Recognition Standees Delegate Kit/Lanyard Logo Recognition At Lunch Area At Lunch Area At Lunch Area Kit Partner Gold (1.5 (4 Lacs) 2 items 5 Kit Lanyard Gold Partner (4 (1 Lacs) Lacs) 1 items 5 Lanyard

6 Advertisement Details Research Report is release during the Inaugural Session of the Summit, for advertisement of your esteemed company please find below the details Page Particular Amount (INR) Free Delegate Passes Centre Spread (Colour) Back Cover (Colour) Front Inside Cover (Colour) Back Inside Cover (Colour) Full page (Colour) Half Page (Colour) 50,000/- 50,000/ / / / /- th Will be booked on first come first. Last Date: 15 July 2015 All the above tariff is including Service tax Exhibition Details FAD 2015 is organize in concurrent with 3 Day Food Trade Expo, please find below the tariff details of the Expo Rs Per Sq M (One Side Open) Rs Per Sq M (One Side Open) Hall A, B( AC) Rs Per Sq M (Two Side Open) Hall C, D, E (NON AC) Rs Per Sq M (Two Side Open) Rs Per Sq M (Three Side Open) Rs Per Sq M (Three Side Open) All the above tariff is excluding service tax For Further details please contact: THE ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF INDIA ASSOCHAM Regional Office, 608, Sakar-3, Opp: Old High Court, Income Tax Cross Road, Ashram Road, Ahmedabad Phone: (079) /29/1876 Fax: (079) assocham.ahd1@assocham.com assocham.ahd2@assocham.com

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