| Name |
India International Packaging & Environmental Symposium 2009 |
| Theme |
Creating a Business Market Connecting Japan and India |
| Purpose |
India is making remarkable progress. The potential for growth of India is expected to exceed that of China, and India will have the largest population in the world. India is promoting foreign capital introduction, and is positively in search for each supporting industry, such as Japan's excellent packaging-related technology and green engineering,in particular. The symposium aims at providing enterprises with the opportunity of business contacts with Indian governmental organizations, ministries, municipalities, and private enterprises to promote business exchanges between Japan and India, and at the development of the packaging and environment-related industries. |
| Period |
Thurs. 12th to Sat. 14th February 2009 3days
10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Closed at 3:00 p.m. on the final day) |
| Site |
India Expo Centre (Greater Noida, New Delhi) |
| Scale |
300 basic partitions (150 each for packaging technology and green engineering exhibition) |
| Number of visitors expected |
10,000 |
| Style |
The symposium centering on the presentations of exhibitors will be held besides the exhibitions in the 300 basic partition spaces. |
| Exhibits |
Packaging-related exhibits, such as packaging machines and materials, exterior materials and machines, printing machines, equipment for carton boxes and corrugated paper, label printing machines, plastic processing machines, and food production and processing machines
Environment-related echibits, such as environmental conservation, waste treatment and recycling technology, new-energy and energy-saving, air and water purification, rainwater utilization, desalination plant, and anti-warming technologies, and technologies related to construction equipment |
| Organizer |
NIPPO I.B. CO., LTD. |
| Plan & Operation |
NIPPO EVENT CO., LTD. |
| Special cooperation |
Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) |
| Sponsors(scheduled) |
Department of Science and Technology of India, Ministry of Urban Development of India, Ministry of Environment and Forests of India, Japanese Embassy to India, Indian Embassy, Indian Consulate General, Indian Institute of Packaging, Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Indian merchants' Chamber, Food Processing Industry Association of India, Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC), Japan international Cooperation Agency (JICA), New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO),Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) New Delhi Center, Indo-Japanese Association, and International Center for Environmental Technology Transfer (listed in no particular order) |
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