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The 30Th International Group Conference on Oilseeds Pulses and Grains The 30th IGCOPG The 30th International Group Conference on Oilseeds Pulses and Grains March 26-30, 2018, Chongqing, China Since it was put forward four years ago, the “Belt and Road” strategy has promoted the rapid development of the export of automobiles, industrial products and steels and the import of oilseeds, pulses & grains and industrial raw materials of China and countries along the silk road. As living standards continue to improve for both rural and urban residents, the consumption of oilseeds, pulses & grains has entered the period of structure transition, so it is certain that the consumption of oilseeds, pulses & grains will be largely increased. The contradiction between the rapidly rising labor & land costs and the market demands for oilseeds, pulses & grains inevitably stimulate the massive planting of these crops in countries along the silk road. On the other hand, these countries will use the foreign currency earned by the export of oilseeds, pulses & grains to buy automobiles, industrial products and steels, etc. from China, thus achieving the trade balance. To help companies fully understand the current situation of global oilseeds, pulses & grains, better know about the policy support of the "Belt and Road" strategy, get the key data of bilateral trade and meet the suppliers and buyers at the same time, the 30th International Group Conference on Oilseeds Pulses and Grains, organized by China AGLOOK, will be held in Chongqing Marriott Hotel, China, on March 26-30th, 2018. We sincerely invite you to join us! Sponsor CHINA AGRICULTURE OUTLOOK Organizer BEIJING CENTURY VIEW CO., LTD Co-organizer CHINA MERCHANTS INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL (QINGDAO) CO., LTD; CHINA COUNCIL FOR THE PROMOTION OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE, CHONGQING SUB-COUNCIL; CHINA CHAMBER OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE CHONGQING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE; NATIONAL EDIBLE BEAN INDUSTRY TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER; 电话(TEL):+86 10 82753795 传真(FAX):+86 10 82754795 邮编(POST CODE):100098 地址：北京市海淀区北三环西路甲 18 号中坤广场 E 座 621 室 邮编 100098 ADD: Rm. 621, Block E, Zhongkun Plaza, Jia No.18, Beisanhuanxi Road, Haidian District, Beijing 100098,China The 30th IGCOPG SINOPHARM FORTUNE WAY COMPANY; QINGDAO PEANUT IMPORT & EXPORT ASSOCIATION(QPA); Conference Schedule & Theme March 27, 2018 The 22th China Sesame & Sesame Products Conference(22TH CSSP) Presentation 1: Deep Explanation & Outlook Analysis of the “Belt and Road” Policy under the New Situation of Global Economy GIVEN BY MR. SHI WEI --Director of Industrial Research Laboratory, Institute of Economic System and Management, National Development and Reform Commission Presentation 2: The Continuity, Support Force and Implement Method of the “Belt and Road” Policy GIVEN BY MR. ZHAI KUN --Professor of International Relations at Peking University Presentation 3: The Current Trading Situation and Development Trends of China’s Automobiles, Daily Necessities & Steels with Countries along the Silk Road “The Current Trading Situation and Development Trends of China’s Automobiles with Countries along the Silk Road” “The Current Trading Situation and Development Trends of China’s Daily Necessities with Countries along the Silk Road” “The Current Trading Situation and Development Trends of China’s Steels with Countries along the Silk Road” “The Roles Played by International Bonded Supervised Warehouse in the Bilateral Trade(introduce detailed examples such as foreign customers deposit goods in warehouse, transit to Japan & Korea, house bill sales to China, etc.)” Discussion 1: Market Part (will invite international sesame traders & domestic traders to discuss) “The Global Sesame Supply Situation(statistical table of inventory quantities)” “The Trade Data Analysis of Countries across the Globe(the import & export data)” “The Global Sesame Trends Analysis & Outlook” International Speaker Include Mr. Jayesh from ETG, Mr. Sanjiv from Olam, Mr. Mohagiah Wagdi, Mr. Talwar from AST, Mr. Haile from EPOSPEA 电话(TEL):+86 10 82753795 传真(FAX):+86 10 82754795 邮编(POST CODE):100098 地址：北京市海淀区北三环西路甲 18 号中坤广场 E 座 621 室 邮编 100098 ADD: Rm. 621, Block E, Zhongkun Plaza, Jia No.18, Beisanhuanxi Road, Haidian District, Beijing 100098,China The 30th IGCOPG Domestic Guests Include Mr. He Qin from Ahcof Industrial Development Co.,Ltd., Mr. Chen Wennan from Flavor Full Foods Inc., Mr. Xing Da from Xiamen Xiangyu Agricultural Products Co.,Ltd, Mr. Du Chengrong from Xiamen C&D Corporation Limited; Mr. FEI YUEZHONG from CHINA NATIONAL CONSTRUCT&AGRICULTURE MACHIINERY I/E CORPORATION. Discussion 2: Industry Part(will invite representatives of each part of industry chain alliance to discuss, including Africa's local currency investor, purchaser, exporter, supply chain finance, trader, importer, factory, bank) “The Overall Layout of Global Sesame Industry” “The Establishment of Sesame Industry Alliance” “How Does Africa’s Local Currency Achieve the Butt Joint with the Alliance” “How Does the Downstream Factories Play a Dominant Role in the Alliance” “Sesame Industry Division Details Map” “Discussion about the Development Situation & the Raw Material Demand of China’s Sesame Industry” Traders Representative Guests Include Mr. Jiang Ming from Xiamen ITG Group Corp., Ltd., Kevin from QINGDAO CHANGHE, Mr. Cui Wei from China Garments Co.,Ltd, & Mr. Hu Qianguo from Henan Runzhiguo Trading Co., Ltd.. Factories Representative Guests Include Ms. Fan Yunling from Qingdao Kerry Group, Mr. Zhao Yanhua from ETG (Tianjin) Co.,Ltd, Mr. Ye Faze from Anhui Longxi Foreign Trade Sesame Oil Manufacturing Co.,Ltd, Mr. Wang Xiuhua from Ruifu food and oil company. March 28, 2018 The 30th China Peanut & Cashew Nuts Conference(30th CPCC) “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of Senegal Peanuts” GIVEN BY MR. HABIB --President of Senegal Peanut Export Association “The Market Analysis & Trends Outlook of Argentina Peanuts” GIVEN BY ARGENTINE PEANUT CHAMBER “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of China & Global Peanuts” GIVEN BY MR. ZHANG PENG --Secretary General of Qingdao Peanut Import & Export Association(QPA) “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of America Peanuts” GIVEN BY MR. MILES YAO --In-country Representative of American Peanut Council 电话(TEL):+86 10 82753795 传真(FAX):+86 10 82754795 邮编(POST CODE):100098 地址：北京市海淀区北三环西路甲 18 号中坤广场 E 座 621 室 邮编 100098 ADD: Rm. 621, Block E, Zhongkun Plaza, Jia No.18, Beisanhuanxi Road, Haidian District, Beijing 100098,China The 30th IGCOPG “China’s Inspection & Quarantine Requirements for Imported Peanuts” GIVEN BY CHONGQING ENTRY-EXIT INSPECTION AND QUARANTINE BUREAU “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of Global Cashew Nuts” GIVEN BY MR. VASUDEV BARKUR --Group Chief Financial Officer of Export Trading Group “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of Vietnam Cashew Nuts” GIVEN BY MS. PHOENIX --Director of Rich Commodities “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of Cambodia Cashew Nuts” GIVEN BY MR. HUANG QINGHUA --Chairman of Huahan Agricultural Science & Technology Co., Ltd. “The Processing Situation & Trends Outlook of Peanut Oil in China” GIVEN BY MR. KOU XIANGBO --Deputy General Manager of Fei County COFCO Oils & Fats Industries Co., Ltd. “The Trade Situation Analysis & Trends Outlook of Peanuts & Peanut Oil in China” GIVEN BY MR. HE MIAO --Business Manager of Grain & Oil Department of Sinopharm Fortune Way Company “World Trade Risk Prevention & Response Measures” GIVEN BY MR. XIAN GUOQING --Business Director of Grain & Oil Department of China SDIC International Trade Co., Ltd. March 29, 2018 The 30th International Conference on Pulses and Flaxseeds (30th ICPF) (Including Flaxseed, Non GMO Soybean, Green Mung Bean, Black-eye Pea, Sunflower Seed & Rapeseed) “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of Global Pulses” GIVEN BY MR. BRIAN CLANCEY --Director of STAT Communications Regular Edition “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of America Pulses” GIVEN BY MR. LIN ZHANGQIANG --Business General Managers of ETG (Tianjin) Co., Lid. 电话(TEL):+86 10 82753795 传真(FAX):+86 10 82754795 邮编(POST CODE):100098 地址：北京市海淀区北三环西路甲 18 号中坤广场 E 座 621 室 邮编 100098 ADD: Rm. 621, Block E, Zhongkun Plaza, Jia No.18, Beisanhuanxi Road, Haidian District, Beijing 100098,China The 30th IGCOPG “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of Canada Flaxseed” GIVEN BY MR. VISHAL VIJAY --Head of Business Development of Agrocorp International Pte ltd “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of Ethiopia Pulses” GIVEN BY MR. HAILE BERHE KINFE --President of Ethiopian Pulses, Oilseeds And Spices Processors Exporters Association(EPOSPEA) “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of Australia Pulses” GIVEN BY MR. BHUVAN GANDHI --Head of Agrocorp Australia “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of America Non-gmo Soybean” GIVEN BY MS. WANG ZHAOFENG --General Manager of Tianjin Jiagu International Trade Co., Ltd. “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of Russia Oil Seeds” GIVEN BY MR. FURANNA --Deputy General Manager of Alyanstorg Ltd “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of Canada Rapeseed & Rapeseed Oil” GIVEN BY MR. JIM EVERSON --President of Canola Council of Canada “The Market Supply & Trends Outlook of Australia Rapeseed & Rapeseed Oil” GIVEN BY CARGILL INVESTMENT (CHINA) LTD “The Current Trading Situation Analysis & Trends Outlook of Peas in China” GIVEN BY MR. ZHANG BAOSHENG --General Manager of COFCO-Shandong Vermicelli & Beans Imp/Exp. Co., Ltd. “The Current Trading Situation & Trends Outlook of Flaxseed in China” GIVEN BY MR. CHANG FENGJI --Director of Oils & Oilseeds Department of China SDIC International Trade Co.,Ltd. “China Demand and Supply Analysis & Trends Outlook of
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