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Overseas-Delegate Delegatename Company Tejhash R Overseas-Delegate DelegateName Company Tejhash R. Modh Export Trading Group Pierre LaPlante J F Braun and Sons Inc Stephen OMara JF Braun and Sons Inc Jiro Sakabe Nidaf Japan Ltd Arie endendijk Intersnack Group Sanyukta Adige Intersnack Procurement BV ROBERT SACCOCCIO SCALZO FOOD INDUSTRIES Rob Tinsley R.S.Tinsley (Liverpool) LTD MARK GRAVETTE BARROW LANE AND BALLARD VU THAI SON LONG SON JOINT STOCK COMPANY THANH DAT MANUFACTURING MECHANICAL CO. TRAN THANH PHONG LTD. MURALIDHARAN.P.K PARGAN SINGAPORE LTD. SADANANDAN NAIR VINK CORPORATION DMCC NORWOOD Humdinger Limited BOB BAUER Association of Food Industries Inc BOBBY NAIR B N HOLDING CO LTD Matthieu VIDAL Cocoasource SA YASIR AYDIN KURUYEMIS SAN VE TIC A.S HANS JAS JAS TRADING B V Leendert Jan den Boer JAS TRADING B V KEITH ROBERTS AFRICA PRODUCTS LTD RICHARD ROSENBLATT RICHARD FRANCO AGENCY INC BASBA NAND BALODI VALENCY INTERNATIONAL TRADING PTE. LTD. DAVID ROSENBLATT RICHARD FRANCO AGENCY INC. CEPCI-Member DelegateName Company KRISHNAN G NAIR KRISHNAN FOOD PROCESSORS (KGN) D. VASUDEV KAMATH M/s MANGALA CASHEW INDUSTRIES PRATAP R NAIR VIJAYALAKSHMI CASHEW COMPANY PRAKASH R NAIR VIJAYALAKSHMI CASHEW COMPANY K CHIDAMBARAM PILLAI VIJAYALAKSHMI CASHEW COMPANY P SUSEELAN UNNITHAN VIJAYALAKSHMI CASHEW COMPANY AJITH GOPINATH VIJAYALAKSHMI CASHEW COMPANY NANA MHASKE EMPYREAN ENVIRO ANANT KULKARNI EMPYREAN ENVIRO M RAMA KRISHNAN PRATIPA CASHEWS M RAVI PRATIPA CASHEWS GOWTHAMAN RAMANATHAN RELIABLE CASHEW CO PVT LTD KARTHIK NATARAJAN RELIABLE CASHEW CO PVT LTD Dr UNNIKRISHNAN S KERALA NUT FOOD CO ASHOK KRISHEN OLAM AGRO INDIA PVT LTD AMITH KHIRBAT OLAM AGRO INDIA P K CHERAN OLAM AGRO INDIA PVT LTD NITIN MITTAL OLAM AGRO INDIA PVT LTD NARAYANAN RENGANATHAN OLAM AGRO INDIA PVT LTD WALTER D SOUZA FERNANDES BROTHERS CHRISTIAN D SOUZA FERNANDES BROTHERS H. PANDURANGA NAYAK SHREE VINAYAKA EXPORTS ANU PILLAI Anu Cashews SrI. 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V.Shaji The Kerala State Cashew Development Corporation Pramod Kamath K K Subraya Anantha Kamath and Sons Prasad Kamath K K Subraya Anantha Kamath and Sons TUKARAM PRABHU M.MADHAVARAYA PRABHU RENJITH LAL S MAHAVISHNU CASHEW FACTORY M.V.Ganesh Acme Commodities Private Limited R.M. Karuppiah M/s. Acme Commodities Private LTD. VEERENDRA BALLAL M.MADHAVARAYA PRABHU SIVARAJ.P Sivakumar Enterprises Private Limited VAITHIYANATHAN.S Sivakumar Enterprises Private Limited D.S.Sivakumar Sivakumar Enterprises Private Limited Krishna.K.N KALADHAR CASHEW INDUSTRIES GIRISH BHAT KALADHAR CASHEW INDUSTRIES G.SATHEESH NAIR INDIA FOOD EXPORTS ARJUN. S. NAIR INDIA FOOD EXPORTS BHARATH.S.NAIR ASSORTED FOOD PACKERS PVT LTD. Bright P.V BRIGHT STAR GLOBAL TRADING CORPORATION M.A.ANZAR M/S.A.A.NUTTS PEPSIN RAJ THAMPURAN CASHEWS SIVAKUMAR RAJESH INTERNATIONAL ROHIT BAJAJ FAIRWAYS TRADING COMPANY EZHILARASAN MALAR INTERNATIONAL Krishnanath Mallar Mallar Exports Pvt Ltd. Shahaludeen A K AMK EXPORTS Pawan Kr Gupta Payal Dealers Pvt Ltd yuvaraja T.R.V. cashew company HARI KRISHNAN R NAIR WESTERN INDIA CASHEW CO (P) LTD VINOD KUMAR.R WESTERN INDIA CASHEW CO (P) LTD. VINOD KUMAR .N.V WESTERN INDIA CASHEW CO (P) LTD. Vijayakanth M/s.T.R.Venkatachalam Chetty S.SREEKUMAR SWATHY EXPORTS K.BHARATHIDAASAN NISHA TRADERS VINU THOMAS BETHANYA CASHEW COMPANY srinivas jayalaxmi enterprises BHAVESH PATEL ASR EXPORT PVT LTD AJATSHATRU AGGARWAL ASR EXPORT PVT LTD S. Manivannan Sun Thermo Process N. Rajkumar Sun Thermo Process Aadhikesavan Aadhi cashews foods K VINOD KUMAR BINOD CASHEW CORPORATION M. RAJEEVAN KRISHNAN FOOD PROCESSORS Malarvasagam Natesan Srinivasa Cashews K.SURESH KUMAR KRISHNAN FOOD PROCESSORS PRASAD SIVA KUMAR SEAGUL NUTS N SPICES SIDDHARTH KRISHNA PILLAI SARUDA FOODS JOBRUN.G.VARGHESE LOURDES MATHA CASHEW INDUSTRIES VIGNESHWAR RAJKUMAR RAJKUMAR IMPEX PVT.LTD. 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