14th Annual World Rice Commerce 2009, 8-10 October 2009, The Laguna, Nusa Dua, Bali Indonesia
 

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Testimonials for WRC

"It is a great platform to reconnect with all established players of rice trade and added advantage of being introduce to new entrants in rice trade. Worth to attend."
- Amit Chaudhry, Alsaeed Trading Company

“A very lively, informative and relavent forum, a trully global rice event.”
- Anil Monga, Emmsons International Limited

WRC should not be only be attended by the commercial sector – there is room for everyone to attend. People have to know what is happening in the rice industry and I also feel the need to see and hear these developments firsthand.
- Thiti Lujintanon, C.P. INTERTRADE CO., LTD.

 

14 years of delivering unparalleled rice industry forums, 300+ attendees
in 2008, 400+ speakers over the past years representing key buyers, sellers, traders & government, 3000+ attendees who have benefited from WRC, The only gathering of the biggest players in the rice sector you cannot afford to miss!

IBC Asia’s World Rice Commerce, the premier rice industry event is back this year with new discussion platforms and even more involvement from stakeholders in the rice industry including government, the private sector, key institutions and international organizations.

The 14th World Rice Commerce 2009 is set in Indonesia where recent investor activity and Government policy make it a country that has potential to be the next big player in the rice supply chain.

Keynote Presentation: FAO’s World Rice Outlook

International expert:
Concepción Calpe
Senior Economist/Secretary, Intergovernmental Group on Rice/Commodity Markets, Policy Analysis and Projections Service, Trade and Markets Division,
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

For a list of speakers, click here


Why Indonesia

Spotlight on Indonesia – World’s largest exporter by 2010?

IBC’s 14th World Rice Commerce 2009 is set in Indonesia where recent investor activity and government policy make it a country that has potential to be the next big player in the rice supply chain.

  • Interest in agri investments in Indonesia’s vast resources and productive lands is high as governments of rice importing nations, including the Middle East countries, recommend an increase in investments abroad.
  • Indonesia will allocate a significant portion of farm land to joint ventures with Saudi investors to be used mainly for the cultivation of rice. The move would turn Indonesia into the world's top rice exporter. Saudi BinLadin Group has planned to invest close to $3 billion in Indonesia's ricefarming industry on 500,000 hectares of land in the Papua province.
  • The Government has announced its plan to develop the Merauke Integrated Food & Energy Estate (MIFEE) and once completed, it is expected to be one of the biggest commodities producing hubs in Asia.
  • In addition, Indonesia produced a rice surplus of about 1-1.2 million tonnes in 2008 due to bumper harvests. The country is looking into exporting some of its rice surplus to help ease food shortage.

10 Reasons

10 Reasons why you must be at IBC’s World Rice Commerce 2009

1 Proven success in confirmed business deals amongst buyers, sellers and traders over the 2 day event
2 New themes, new speakers, new directions in a high level conference programme that yet again raises the bar and sets the pace for industry
3 Unrivalled opportunities to meet market participants and finalise trade deals from existing and emerging markets
4 Up to the minute market reports and updates from key Government officials and international & Asian experts to help fine-tune your trading decisions
5 Attended by the biggest buyers and sellers in the rice sector – your top importers and exporters are represented
6 The latest strategies in end to end trading risk management to help your business gain advantage
7 Dedicated networking sessions to facilitate interaction between buyers and sellers
8 Get updated on key market drivers and price projections to get the timing of your deal right
9 Unlimited opportunities for sourcing new business before, during and after the event
10 The only forum with demonstrated support from industry over the last 14 years

Highlights

Highlights of IBC’s 14th World Rice Commerce 2009

Panel on government-to-government rice agreements and implications for domestic and international rice trade
Rice demand, procurement challenges, and import outlook from key importing nations – Philippines, China, Malaysia, Africa, Middle East
Regional rice price stabilization efforts - will an OPEC-style rice cartel
Exporter updates from Thailand, Vietnam, India and Pakistan
A look at the emerging markets and players in the rice supply chain – Middle East, Cambodia and Myanmar – what are the opportunities for traders?
Cross border farmland investments for rice cultivation and implications for future export status of key markets; will this move eliminate the need for a middleman?
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The Federation of Cambodian Rice Millers Associations (FCRMA)

Agricultural and Food Marketing Association for Asiaand the Pacific


Thai Rice Exporters Association


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