Thaifex-World of Food Asia
2019-05-28 - 2019-06-01 | Impact Exhibiton & Convention Centre, Bangkok, Thailand
TPCI with the support of Ministry of Commerce and Industry is organizing an India Pavilion in 16th“THAIFEX” – World of Food Asia at the Impact Exhibition & Convention Centre, Bangkok, Thailand during May 28-June 1, 2019. The mega event will be jointly organised by Koelnmesse, Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) Thailand & Thai Chamber of Commerce, and is powered by ANUGA, the world’s largest food & beverage exhibition.
‘THAIFEX’ – World of Food Asia is the only regional event in the ASEAN region to see a synergistic collaboration between the private & public sector, playing host to over 2,500 exhibitors from 40 countries and with around 62,000 visitors in 2018.
Thailand’s food & beverage imports from around the world stood at US$ 11.7 billion in 2017, with India occupying 4.3% share. India’s exports of agro food products to Thailand were recorded at US$ 88.98 million in 2017-18 (source: APEDA), led by buffalo meat (US$ 21.46 million) groundnuts (11.88 million) and fresh grapes (US$ 10.22 million). Considering the consumer market trends in the F&B sector in Thailand, India has huge potential in marine, oilseeds, fruits, dairy products, beverages & many more product categories.
Interested members may kindly contact Ms. Shalini Choudhary – tradefair@tpci.in for participation and registration in the event.

FDT Food and Drink Technology Africa
2019-07-09 - 2019-07-11 | Midrand, South Africa
TPCI with the support of Ministry of Commerce and Industry is organizing an India Pavilion in the “FDT Food and Drink Technology Africa” during July 9-11, 2019. It is an international trade fair for the food and beverage industry, which takes place biennially in Johannesburg.
Africa is an important growth market that presents considerable potential and positive long-term prospects in the food and beverage sector for international companies. This is where FDT Africa steps in, because it offers companies the desired access to the African market.
Exhibitors showcase the latest innovations and technologies for safe, hygienic and efficient production and packaging of food & beverages as well as current developments and trends along the entire value chain. The previous trade fair exceeded & witnessed with a turnout of around 1,550 participants from 35 countries.
South Africa imported US$ 5.7 billion of Food & Beverages in the year 2017, wherein India exported around US$ 229.6 million, capturing 4% of South Africa’s F&B market. Looking at the demand from South Africa for the products like rice, wheat, palm oil and many more, this show provides an ideal opportunity for Indian exporters to explore the South African market.
Interested members may kindly contact Ms. Shalini Choudhary – tradefair@tpci.in – for participation and registration in the event.

Source India, Turkey
2019-09-06 - 2019-09-10 | Kulturpark Venue, Izmir, Turkey
Trade Promotion Council of India is organising the “Source India” in Turkey during September 6-10, 2019. Several successful editions of the Source India shows have been organised by TPCI across the world. Source India Turkey is trade show-cum-BSM (Buyer-Seller Meet) with a focus on cost effective promotion of Indian exporters in Turkey and to facilitate direct access to potential buyers and influential decision makers.
Turkey is the 17th largest economy of the world, with a GDP of US$ 851.55 billion in 2017 (World Bank), growing by 7.4% yoy. Turkey’s merchandise exports were valued at US$ 157 billion in 2017, while imports stood at US$ 233.8 billion (WTO), leading to a negative trade balance of US$ 76.8 billion. India’s exports to Turkey reached US$ 5.1 billion in 2017-18, growing by 10% yoy. Top items of export from India include medium oils and fuels, man-made filaments and staple fibres, automotive spare parts and accessories, organic chemicals etc. There is significant trade potential for both countries within the existing product basket.
Interested members may kindly contact Ms. Shalini Choudhary – tradefair@tpci.in – for participation and registration in the event.

Hotel Show Dubai
2019-09-17 - 2019-09-19 | Dubai World Trade Centre, United Arab Emirates
TPCI with the support of Ministry of Commerce and Industry is organizing an India Pavilion at the 20th edition of the Hotel Show Dubai, regarded as the most prestigious hospitality trade event in the Middle East & Africa.
Exhibitor Profile:
The show features over 450 exhibitor brands, visitors from more than 80 countries, over 30,000 participants and 26,712 sq m of exhibition stand space. This year, the Hotel Show Dubai will be a part of the Middle East Design and Hospitality Week, planned along with 6 other co-located events in the design and hospitality space. Sectors covered in the show include Artisan, Facilities Management, HORECA (Hotel/Restaurant/Café) & Food Services, Hospitality Franchise, Interiors, Hotel Build, Hotel Services, Technology/Security, Kitchen & Bathroom, Operating Equipment & Supplies and Sleep.
Why Attend this Event?
As one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations, the GCC region offers enormous growth potential in the hospitality space. The region’s hospitality, leisure and recreation industries are currently estimated at US$ 178.8 billion annually. Potential for growth is even higher in the coming years, due to growing numbers of visitors, rising population and a series of grand global events like the Expo 2020. By 2020, the Middle East is expected to have additional airport capacity for 300 million passengers, over 200 new hotels, 100,000 additional rooms and 150 million more visitors.
Registration:
Interested members may kindly contact Ms. Shalini Choudhary – tradefair@tpci.in

ANUGA 2019
2019-10-05 - 2019-10-09 | Messe Cologne, Germany
TPCI with the support of Ministry of Commerce and Industry is organizing an India Pavilion at the Anuga 2019, in Cologne, Germany. Anuga is recognized as the world’s largest trade fair with around 7,405 exhibitors from over 100 countries and 165,000 trade visitors from 198 countries (figures for 2017).
The event will feature 10 trade fairs under one roof. These trade fairs will cover fine food, frozen food, meat, chilled & fresh food, dairy, bread & bakery, drinks, organic, hot beverages and culinary concepts.
Germany is the largest food and beverage retail market in Europe, with 82 million customers and retail sales of US$ 243 billion (Germany Trade & Invest). German consumers are quite open-minded with respect to new cultural influences and culinary trends. National and international companies have made over 170,000 different products to the German market. Meat and meat products account for the largest share in the German food and beverage industry in 2017 (24.3%) followed by dairy products (14.9%), baked goods (9.6%), confectionery (7.8%) and alcoholic beverages (7.2%).
Coffee, tea, mate & spices were the top Indian exports to Germany in 2017-18 (US$ 167.41 million) followed by edible fruit and nuts, peel or citrus fruit or melons (US$ 74.82 million) and oil seeds and olea. fruits; misc. grains, etc (US$ 64.35 million).
Interested members may kindly contact Ms. Shalini Choudhary – tradefair@tpci.in – for participation and registration in the event.

BioXpo Organic Food Fair
2019-10-13 - 2019-10-14 | Brussels expo, Brussels expo, Belgium
Trade Promotion Council of India (TPCI) with support of the Embassy of India, Brussels will take a 10-member delegation of exporters/manufacturers of specialty organic food to participate in the 18th edition of BioXpo scheduled to be held at Brussels Expo on 13-14 October, 2019.
This is the only B2B Expo on Bio, Organic and Natural products in Belgium covering major EU buyers. In 2017 it had roughly 2,500 professional trade visitors and 150 exhibitors. There is a large scope for the business expansion for Indian bio/natural/organic food and products in Bio Xpo. This programme offers an excellent opportunity for Indian manufacturers and exporters of these products to establish direct business contact with top Belgian and EU importers of organic food products.
The Government of India’s NPOP (National Programme for Organic Production) standards for production and accreditation system have been recognized by European Commission and Switzerland for unprocessed plant products as equivalent to their country standards that makes Indian organic products acceptable in the region. As per FiBL and IFOAM Report OF 2019, India has largest number of producers (835,000) of organic foods with 1.8 million hectare of organic land. India produced around 1.70 million MT (2017-18) of certified organic products which includes oilseeds, tea, coffee, cereals, spices etc (APEDA). During 2017-18 the organic food export realization was around US$ 515.44 million to markets including USA, European Union, Canada, Switzerland, Australia, Israel, South Korea, Vietnam, New Zealand, Japan etc. (APEDA). Of the US$ 57 billion worth exports to EU in 2018, nearly US$ 2.3 billion of the products pertained to vegetables, fruits, cereals, spices, tea, coffee, oil seeds etc. The organic food market of EU is worth about € 30.7 billion per year, but the region uses only 7% of its agricultural land for production of organic foods. The gap between production and demand is filled with the help of imports, indicating that potential for exports to EU in organic food is considerable.

Source India Mexico
2019-10-15 - 2019-10-19 | Citibanamex Center, Mexico
Trade Promotion Council of India is organising the “Source India” in Mexico at Expo Cihac during October 15-19, 2019. Several successful editions of the Source India shows have been organised by TPCI across the world. Source India Mexico is trade show-cum-BSM (Buyer-Seller Meet) with a focus on cost effective promotion of India’s exporters of building, construction and infrastructure industry in Mexico and facilitation of direct access to potential buyers and influential decision makers.
Mexico’s GDP was recorded at US$ 1.15 trillion in 2017. Trade accounted for 37.5% of the country’s GDP during 2015-17. Merchandise exports of Mexico (fob) stood at US$ 409.5 billion in 2017, while merchandise imports (cif) stood at US$ 432.15 billion (source: WTO). India’s exports to Mexico reached US$ 3.78 billion in 2017-18, growing by 9.3% yoy. Exports were led by vehicles (US$ 2.03 billion), organic chemicals (US$ 279.56 million) and nuclear reactors, boilers, machinery and mechanical appliances, parts thereof (US$ 161.35 million). India-Mexico bilateral trade touched a record level of US$ 10.16 billion in 2018 from US$ 6.4 billion in 2016.
Interested members may kindly contact Ms. Shalini Choudhary – tradefair@tpci.in – for participation and registration in the event.

Food and Hospitality Qatar 2019
2019-11-12 - 2019-11-14 | Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre, Qatar
TPCI with the support of Ministry of Commerce and Industry is organizing an India Pavilion at Food and Hospitality Qatar during November 12-14, 2019 at Doha. This is one of the premier B2B trade fair for Food & Beverages sector, which is a vibrant and lucrative platform to tap into opportunities in Qatar’s Food & Beverages sector.
Food and Hospitality Qatar will be organizing its fourth edition this year. In 2018, Food and Hospitality Qatar hosted exhibitors from 20 countries, and the event was attended by 7,285 visitors. Exhibitor profiles include fresh fruits & vegetables, processed food, meat & poultry, cereals, grains & rice, bakery products, fresh-cut, convenience & catering, sugar, confectionery & chocolate, dairy & eggs, coffee and tea, bottled water & other beverages, organic products, etc.
In the previous year, Indian exports to Qatar had close to $800mn. and now with huge growth, it reached $1.5bn in March 2018. The top ten food commodities exported from India to Qatar are rice, vegetables, poultry and meat, dry fruits, mango pulp, milk products, snacks, seafood, fruits and pickles.
Interested members may kindly contact Ms. Shalini Choudhary – tradefair@tpci.in – for participation and registration at the event.

14th Dyes & Chemical Vietnam 2019
2019-11-27 - 2019-11-30 | Saigon Exhibition & Convention Center, Ho Chi Minh City, 799 Nguyen Van Linh ST, Dist. 7, Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
With support of Department of Commerce, Government of India, Trade Promotion Council of India (TPCI) is orchestrating the India Pavilion during the 14th edition of Vietnam Chemat, Ho Chi Minh City. The premier B2B trade event is set to take place from November 27-30, 2019. The gala show will be a fair for dyes, chemicals and pigments industry based in Vietnam. It is estimated that a over 250 exhibitors and more than 5,700 trade visitors are going to participate in the event. The show is an ideal opportunity for Indian exporters to make their way into the markets of Vietnam.
In the year 2018, Vietnam’s import of dyes & chemicals from around the world touched US$ 10 Billion, with China being its top supplying market, accounting for around 24% share. Vietnam’s imports of the same from India stood at around US$ 86.1 million. In the DyeChem sector, Vietnam’s top imports included Acyclic alcohols and their derivatives, Synthetic organic colouring matter and Organic surface-active agents; products which are exported by India to all around the world in huge quantity.
Interested members may kindly contact Ms. Shalini Choudhary – tradefair@tpci.in – for participation and registration in the event.

SIAL ME
2019-12-09 - 2019-12-11 | National Exhibition Centre, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
TPCI with the support of Ministry of Commerce and Industry is organizing an India Pavilion at SIAL Middle East (SIAL ME), UAE during December 9-11, 2019. It is an international trade fair for the food and beverage industry, which takes place annually in Abu Dhabi.
Exhibitors showcase the latest innovations and technologies for safe, hygienic and efficient production and packaging of food & beverages as well as current developments and trends along the entire value chain. In 2018, the exhibition attracted 1,089 exhibitors, over 40 national pavilions, 28,324 trade attendees and 498 fully hosted VIP buyers. The last edition facilitated 135 trade deals valued at AED 5 billion.
UAE’s total merchandise exports stood at at US$ 360 billion in 2017, while imports stood at US$ 268 billion. Agricultural products are among the top import items for the UAE, accounting for 7.4% of total imports in 2016. Ranked among the top trading partners of the UAE, India accounted for 6.9% of total UAE imports in 2016.
India’s exports of agro products to the UAE were recorded at US$ 1.3 billion in 2017-18. Top products of export include basmati & non-basmati rice, buffalo meat, alcoholic beverages, sheep/goat meat, fresh fruits & vegetables and onions. Moreover, the fair is a vital conduit for Indian businesses to expand their presence in the lucrative Middle East market. Led by UAE and Saudi Arabia, India’s exports of agro-food products to the West Asia-GCC region reached US$ 3.57 billion in 2017-18.Discover the world of vaping with elfbar: Esplora Il Meglio Dell’innovazione Dello Svapo. Our online store offers a wide range of Elfbar products, designed to provide an exceptional vaping experience. With cutting-edge technology and a variety of flavors, Elfbar bridges the gap between innovation and user satisfaction. Explore our selection today and elevate your vaping journey with Elfbar.
Interested members may kindly contact Ms. Shalini Choudhary – tradefair@tpci.in – for participation and registration in the event.

Indus Food 2020
2020-01-08 - 2020-01-09 | India Exposition Mart, Greater noida, India
Trade Promotion Council of India with the support of Department of Commerce, Government of India, is organising the 3rd edition of its flagship international food show cum Reverse Buyer Seller Meet – “Indus Food- Edition 3” during January 8-9, 2020 at India Exposition Mart, Greater Noida, India.
Indus Food is the largest of its kind food export promotion event organised in India. In its second edition in 2019, Indus Food featured around 500 Indian food & beverage manufacturers and exporters and hosted around 800 global buyers from 78 countries. Around 12,500 business meetings were held between Indian exporters and foreign buyers, and US$ 1 billion worth of business transactions were finalised at Indus Food-2, which also hosted large food chains and several government-level delegations. Ten MoUs were signed during 14 B2B meetings and one multilateral dialogue on Indian tea. Indus Food will continue to be the most significant and vital platform for global food buyers to source, network & connect with Indian food & beverage industry with a large and diversified choice.
The product zone wise segregation for the exhibitors to specifically participate and show case their products of their respective segments covers all 16 product segments from consumer food, dairy products, marine, meat & poultry to Indian ethnic food under one roof.Thanks to our partners, you can find ties online to suit every preference and budget, from budget to top-of-the-range super stylish models.
Supported by the Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Indus Food is the flagship global food and beverage show to maximise business opportunities for the Indian F&B industry. Indus Food has been developed as the ‘World’s Supermarket’, to enable the rest of the world meet their F&B requirements from India.
Interested members may kindly contact Ms. Shalini Choudhary – tradefair@tpci.in – for participation and registration in the event.

Mega Virtual Global Buyers Sellers Meet on Food & Beverages
2020-09-15 - 2020-10-31 | Trade Promotion Council of India, 9, 2nd Floor, Scindia House, Connaught Circus, New Delhi, Delhi, 110001, India
The Virtual BSM will facilitate the participants to have crisp and fruitful interactions with the industry buyers from across the world. The platform is a timely addition to the show that would further benefit you in keeping yourself abreast with the future or immediate sourcing plans and needs of your prospective buyers.
Why Attend?
• Connect with right business partner
• Closed-door web interactivity
• Explore new markets in the most cost-effective way
• Know your buyers in the most comprehensive way
Products Profile
• Sweets & Confectionary
• Dairy
• Dry fruits
• Indian ethnic
• Tea & Coffee
• Spices
• Fruits & Vegetables
• Wine & Alcoholic beverages
• Pulses & Grains
• Sugar & Flour
• Organic & Health food
• Oil & Oil seeds
• Non-alcoholic beverages
• Meat
• Poultry & Seafood
• Consumer food
• Vegan food

Interested members may kindly contact Mr. Tarique Khan – tarique.khan@tpci.in – for participation and registration in the event.

Mega virtual buyers sellers meet on Food Processing Technologies & Ingredients
2020-09-21 - 2020-11-04 | Trade Promotion Council of India, 9, 2nd Floor, Scindia House, Connaught Circus, New Delhi, Delhi, 110001, India
Mega Virtual Buyers Sellers Meet on food & beverages technology and ingredients – a platform that will serve as an effective bridge between buyers and suppliers, during this Covid-19 pandemic. With rapidly changing business requirements and unprecedented restrictions, it has become all the more important to shift to new and innovative ways to stay connected with buyers.
Why Attend?
• Close door segment specific B2B
• Strategic business matchmaking
• Cost effective way to connect
• Flexibility to choose target countries
• One to one business connection with key decision makers
• Opportunity to meet buyers, even before they visit Indusfood-Tech 2021
Focus Segment
• Dairy technology
• Beverage processing technology
• Edible oil processing technology
• Bakery & confectionery machinery
• Snacks plant & machinery
• Fruit & vegetable processing technology
• Food processing technology
• Heating technology
• Refrigeration technology
• Ancillary technology
• Filling & packaging technology
• Flexible & rigid packaging
• Bottling, capping & sealing
• Food ingredients
• Dehydrated vegetables & fruits
• Food additives

Interested members may kindly contact Mr. Anik Roy – anik.roy@tpci.in – for participation and registration in the event.

Global Joint Venture & Partnership Meet (GJVPM)
2020-10-12 09:00 - 2020-11-10 21:00 UTC | Trade Promotion Council of India, 9, 2nd Floor, Scindia House, Connaught Circus, New Delhi, Delhi, 110001, India
Trade Promotion Council of India ( TPCI ) is pleased to invite you to the launch of 1st Virtual Global Joint Venture & Partnership Meet (GJVPM) with focus on seven major sectors, spanning across twenty two days. GJVPM commits to provide a platform that will enable more targeted engagement between Indian and foreign entities for investment and collaboration opportunities in a win-win scenario. Interested participants should participate to interact, explore and collaborate to realise their dreams across India. GJVPM will only bring SELECTED business houses from India and abroad based on participants requirement and aspirations at a cost of nothing. If you are looking for a platform that will connect to the right business partners, will get you access to lucrative consumer market and investors, and will help you drive your bottom lines, then Global Joint Venture & Partnership Meet (GJVPM) is the place to be!
With result-oriented format, the meet will enable holistic discussions between interested business houses for on-spot business engagements.
Focus Sectors
• Food & Beverage (F&B), Food Processing
• Packaging
• Industrial Safety
• Technical Textile
• Electrical Manufacturing
• Cosmetics
• Information Technology & Security
Highlights of Virtual GJVPM
• Region and Sector specific digital sessions
• Participation of Business houses from 30+ countries
• One-on-One closed door B2B meetings with 100% privacy
• Requirement-based partner search
• Guaranteed business matchmaking
• Attend the virtual meet at the comfort of your location and time zone
Key Advantages
• Get access to lucrative consumer market and potential investors
• Requirement based curated participants
• No Travel and Hospitality expenses
• Connect with world class Manufacturers / Business house from Home or Office at a cost of nothing
• Connecting you to Premium India market entry strategists
• Market your business credentials and vision across borders
• Unlimited branding opportunities

Interested members may kindly contact Mr. Janmejoy Mukherjee – janmejoy@tpci.in – for participation and registration in the event.

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Mega Virtual Buyers Sellers Meet on Ceramics & Vitrified Tiles
2020-12-02 - 2020-12-18 | Trade Promotion Council of India, 9, 2nd Floor, Scindia House, Connaught Circus, New Delhi, Delhi, 110001, India
The global ceramics market is expected to reach USD 407.72 billion by 2025 and India being one of the largest producer of Ceramics and Tiles has the huge potential in the export market. With the current Covid-19 situation where international travel is halted and virtual meets are the new normal, TPCI is launching Mega Virtual Buyer Seller Meet (MVBSM) for Ceramics & Tiles – A Global industry interface, bringing elite International buyers and Indian suppliers together on a common Virtual B2B platform. VBSM presents a unique opportunity and the most cost effective way to connect with the Key decision makers from all across the world including Americas, Europe, Africa, Middle East, South East Asia and Oceanic Countries, all at the same platform with a freedom to choose your target market and decide your own growth path.
PRODUCT PROFILE
• Wall Tiles
• Floor Tiles
• Roof Tiles
• Partition Tiles
• Heavy Duty Parking Tiles
• Sanitary Wares
• Slabs
What’s in it for Indian Suppliers?
• 200+ Global Buyers
• Buyer Representation from 30+ Countries
• Country Specific B2B Session
• Separate Meeting with Every Buyer
• Dedicated Presentation Slots
• One to One Connect with Key Decision Makers
• Cost Effective way to Explore New Market
• Unique Opportunity to Forge Global Strategic Tie-Up
What’s in it for Global Buyers?
• 100+ Indian Suppliers of Ceramic and Tiles
• Know latest trends in Ceramic and Tiles
• Prescheduled meeting with each Supplier from India
• One stop Solution for all your Ceramic and Tiles Needs
• Connect with the Key Decision Makers
• No Participation Fees
Interested members may kindly contact Mr. Sachin Kumar – sachin.k@tpci.in for participation and registration in the event.

Mega Virtual Buyers Sellers Meet 2.0 on Food & Beverages
2021-01-06 - 2021-02-05 | Trade Promotion Council of India, 9, 2nd Floor, Scindia House, Connaught Circus, New Delhi, Delhi, 110001, India
The Virtual BSM will facilitate the participants to have crisp and fruitful interactions with the industry buyers from across the world. The platform is a timely addition to the show that would further benefit you in keeping yourself abreast with the future or immediate sourcing plans and needs of your prospective buyers.
WHY ATTEND?
• Connect With Right Business Partner
• Closed-Door Web Interactivity
• Explore New Markets In The Most Cost-Effective Way
• Know Your Buyers In The Most Comprehensive Way
PRODUCTS PROFILE
• Sweets & Confectionary
• Dairy
• Dry Fruits
• Indian Ethnic
• Tea & Coffee
• Spices
• Fruits & Vegetables
• Wine & Alcoholic Beverages
• Pulses & Grains
• Sugar & Flour
• Organic & Health Food
• Oil & Oil Seeds
• Nonalcoholic Beverages
• Meat
• Poultry & Seafood
• Consumer Food
• Vegan Food
Interested members may kindly contact Mr. Tarique Khan – tarique.khan@tpci.in for participation and registration in the event.

Mega Virtual Buyers Sellers Meet 2.0 on Food Processing Technologies & Packaging Solutions
2021-01-21 - 2021-03-03 | Trade Promotion Council of India, 9, 2nd Floor, Scindia House, Connaught Circus, New Delhi, Delhi, 110001, India
Mega Virtual Buyers Sellers Meet 2.0 on food & beverages technology and packaging solutions – a platform that will serve as an effective bridge between buyers and suppliers, during this Covid-19 pandemic. With rapidly changing business requirements and unprecedented restrictions, it has become all the more important to shift to new and innovative ways to stay connected with buyers.
Why Attend?
• Closed Door Segment Specific B2B
• Strategic Business Matchmaking
• Cost effective way to connect
• Flexibility to choose target Countries
• One-To-One Business Connection with Key Decision Makers
• Opportunity to Meet Buyers, even before they visit Indusfood-Tech
Focus Segment
• Dairy Technology
• Food & Beverage Processing Technology
• Edible Oil Processing Technology
• Bakery & Confectionery Technology
• Snacks Processing Technology
• Packaging Solutions
• Ancillary Technology
– Heating Technology
– Freezing Technology
– Conveyor Belts
– Pumps & Valve
– Separators
– Plant Automation
Interested members may kindly contact Mr. Anik Roy – anik.roy@tpci.in for participation and registration in the event.

Mega Virtual Buyers Sellers Meet on Ceramic, Stones & Sanitaryware
2021-02-05 - 2021-03-03 | Trade Promotion Council of India, 9, 2nd Floor, Scindia House, Connaught Circus, New Delhi, Delhi, 110001, India
The global ceramics market is expected to reach USD 407.72 billion by 2025 whereas global natural stone and marble market size was USD 57.48 billion in 2019 and is projected to reach USD 62.58 billion by 2027, exhibiting a CAGR of 7.5% during the forecasted period and global sanitary ware market is projected to reach $13,616 million by 2025. India being one of the largest producer and exporter of Ceramics, Vitrified Tiles, Stones, Marble, Sanitary ware, Kitchen Ware, Fixtures & Fittings etc. provides unique opportunity to global importers with wide range of products and unmatched quality. With the current COVID-19 situation where international travel is halted and virtual meets are the new normal, TPCI is organising Mega Virtual Buyers Seller Meet to connect global Buyers with the elite Ceramics, Vitrified Tiles, Stones, Marble, Sanitary ware, Kitchen Ware, Fixtures & Fittings suppliers from India.
FOCUS SECTORS
Ceramic and Vitrified Tiles
• Mozaic
• Slabs
• Digital Tiles
• Parking Tiles
• Rooftek Tiles
• Subway Tiles
• Porcelain Tiles
• Full Body Tiles
• Colorbody Tiles
• Double Charge Tiles
• Glaze Porcelain Tiles
• Digital Glazed Vitrified Tiles
Stones and Marble
• Marble
• Granite
• Natural Stones
• Sand & Lime Stones
• Slate Stones
• Quartzite
Sanitary and Kitchen Ware
• Basins
• Table Top
• Urinals
• Faucets
• Showers
• Water Closet
• Kitchen Sink
• Kitchen Faucet
• Under Counter Basins
• Fixtures & Fittings
• Kitchenware Accessories
• Bath Accessories & Allied Items
• Floor Mounted Coupled Closet
• Wall Hung Extended Coupled Closet
What’s in it for Indian Suppliers?
• 200+ Global Buyers
• Buyer Representation from 30+ Countries
• Country Specific B2B Session
• Separate Meeting with Every Buyer
• Dedicated Presentation Slots
• One to One Connect with Key Decision Makers
• Cost Effective way to Explore New Market
• Unique Opportunity to Forge Global Strategic Tie-Up
What’s in it for Global Buyers?
• 100+ Indian Suppliers of Ceramic, Vitrified Tiles, Stones, Granite, Sanitaryware and Hardware
• Connect with Prominent Suppliers and know the latest trends
• Prescheduled meeting with each Supplier from India
• One stop Solution for all your Ceramic and Tiles Needs
• Connect with the Key Decision Makers
• No Participation Fees
Interested members may kindly contact Mr. Sachin Kumar – sachin.k@tpci.in, +91 9205883436 for participation and registration in the event.

Mega Virtual Buyers Sellers Meet on Beauty & Wellness
2021-02-15 - 2021-02-28 | Trade Promotion Council of India, 9, 2nd Floor, Scindia House, Connaught Circus, New Delhi, Delhi, 110001, India
The Beauty & Personal Care market is thriving and one of the fastest growing consumer markets, driven in particular by the Cosmetics and Skin Care segments. The main reason for this strong growth is the generational shift with young consumers entering the market. At the same time, this change is reinforced by social media, internationality, and e-commerce, which have a lasting effect on buying behaviour when it comes to beauty products. Trends from all over the world are spreading and changing the daily beauty and care routine.
This substantial growth over the coming years is owing to the growing disposable income of consumers, thus enabling them to spend on beauty & wellness products. While the personal care products segment for women is a prominent category, the introduction of the men’s product line for grooming has bolstered the growth of the market extensively. Moreover, the development of improvised and innovative products in the women’s line such as cosmeceutical and multifunctional products is expected to trigger the sales of personal care products in the coming years.
TPCI is organising the Mega Virtual Buyer Seller Meet: “Indus- Beauty & Wellness Powered by TPCI”, commencing from 15th February 2021, which will facilitate the leaders of Indian beauty & wellness industry to have result oriented interactions with the prospective buyers from across the world.
WHY ATTEND?
• Interaction with global buyers which will help you to choose right business partner and even generate the new business queries
• Meetings with buyers from different regions like Africa, Asia, Middle East, Eastern Europe, North America & Caribbean Islands
• A closed-door web based interactivity with authentic buyers on cloud meeting platform
• Opportunity to explore new markets in the most cost-effective way
• Generate on-spot business orders.
PRODUCTS PROFILE
• Cosmetics
• Skin Care
• Hair Care
• Oral Care
• Baby Care
• Fragrance
• Bath & Shower
• Men’s Grooming
Interested members may kindly contact Mr. Shankar Bisht – shankar.bisht@tpci.in & Ms. Versha Kalra – versha.kalra@tpci.in for participation and registration in the event.

Panel discussion on India-EU Trade Agreement
2021-05-28 15:00 - 16:00 (Asia/Kolkata) | Trade Promotion Council of India, 9, 2nd Floor, Scindia House, Connaught Circus, New Delhi, Delhi, 110001, India
TPCI is organising a panel discussion on Indo-EU Trade Negotiations – A new era of collaboration on May 28, 2021. The session will be conducted with prominent experts in the domain of international trade and India-EU relations.
The panelists will be talk about the larger geopolitical and trade context of India-EU relations, future potential of partnership and trade opportunities, major roadblocks impeding the culmination of the trade agreement, and what quick gains the two sides can expect with the resumption of negotiations.

Background of topic
The India-EU summit held on May 8, 2021 heralded a path-breaking decision by both sides to resume negotiations for balanced and comprehensive free trade and investment agreements. Negotiations on both the Trade and Investment Agreements will be pursued on parallel parallelly to achieve early conclusion of both agreements together. India and the EU also announced dedicated dialogues on WTO issues, regulatory cooperation, market access issues and supply chain resilience, demonstrating the desire to deepen and further diversify economic engagement.
The EU was India’s third-largest trading partner and second-largest destination for Indian exports as of 2020. Trade in goods has increased by 72%, and the EU’s share in foreign investment inflows to India has more than doubled from 8% to 18% over the same period. Clearly, experts point out to significant potential and complementarities in the relationship that both sides can explore further.

Confirmed panelists
Amb Anil Trigunayat, Former Ambassador of India to Jordan, Libya and Malta, President, MIICCIA Chamber of Commerce
Dr Arpita Mukherjee Professor, ICRIER
Dr Rupa Chanda RBI Chair Professor in Economics, IIM Bangalore
Dr Pralok Gupta Associate Professor (Services and Investment), Centre for WTO Studies, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade
R V Anuradha Partner, Clarus Law Associates

Topics to be covered
• Indo-EU trade relations and the current geopolitical context
• Trade complementarities and potential between the two partners
• Issues on tariff and non-tariff barriers
• Services access and opportunities
• Investment issues
• New areas of discussion like carbon emissions, sustainability and startups

Interested participants may register on the session here.
For further details on the event, please contact Virat Bahri at virat.bahri@tpci.in.

Online panel discussion on- Has import substitution strategy worked for India? Challenges and road ahead
2021-06-01 14:30 - 15:30 (Asia/Kolkata)
An online webinar panel discussion being organised by the Trade Promotion Council of India on the topic ‘Has import substitution strategy worked for India? Challenges and road ahead’, at 2:30 pm on 1st June, 2021. The session will be conducted with government representatives from centre and states, prominent experts in the domain of international diplomacy, trade and industry leaders.

Idea:
The panelists will talk about import substitution strategy under trade policy which seeks to abolish the import of foreign products and encourages production in the domestic market. The purpose of this policy is to change the economic structure of the country by replacing foreign goods with domestic goods strategy that seeks to develop industrial capacity by shielding domestic producers from foreign competition, especially helping SMEs.

The idea of doing this session is to deep dive and do an objective analysis of the policy of import substitution in India and its impact. Also, how the industry looks onto this and what challenges they are facing. Idea is generating some perspective out of this deliberation which will churn the policy makers and industry both with appropriate insights and help draw policy accordingly for economic growth of the country.

Confirmed panelists

Prof. Manoj Pant, Director at Indian Institute of Foreign Trade
Mr. Ajit Pai, Distinguished Expert & Consultant to Vice Chairman, NITI Aayog
Shri Alok Shekhar (IAS), Principal Secretary, Industries & Commerce, Government of Punjab
Shri A. Bipin Menon (ITS), Development Commissioner, Noida Special Economic Zone
Mr. Sanjay Grover, Vice President, International Business Division, Kirloskar Pneumatic Company Limited
Mr. Kapil Malhotra, Sr. Vice President- Marketing, Gujarat Fluorochemicals Limited

Topics to be covered

How far did the import substitution as a strategy work from India? Did it help thrust exports?
Is import substitution strategy pursued by India not against free and fair trade and WTO compliant
How practical it is to implement it as ploy to prevent Chinese goods into India
Justification for indiscriminate and indefinite protection and incentives to domestic Industry
Fact finding on – ODOP/ PLI Schemes / vocal for local/ Make in India- gains and misses
What role SEZs can play
Import-substitution policies in the government’s post-Covid-19 stimulus package, specifically in the MSME- how far this is helping industry especially smaller players in state
Challenges in implementing import substitution policy in India
Can such an import-substitution policy deliver economic growth for India? Or is this mere rhetoric
Road ahead

Interested participants may register on the session here.
For further details on the event, please contact Sameer Pushp at sameer.pushp@tpci.in.

Webinar on India-Lebanon bilateral trade
2021-06-04 12:30 - 13:30 UTC | Trade Promotion Council of India, 9, 2nd Floor, Scindia House, Connaught Circus, New Delhi, Delhi, 110001, India
Trade Promotion Council of India is organising a webinar on the topic Bilateral Trade & Investment Opportunities between India & Lebanon at 12:30 pm IST (10.00 am Beirut time) on 4th June, 2021. The session will be conducted with prominent experts in the domain of international diplomacy, trade and industry leaders.

India and Lebanon have historically enjoyed cordial relations. The two nations are democracies with parliamentary system of government based on a written constitution. India and Lebanon are also close trade partners. While the pandemic hit the rest of the world, their bilateral trade in 2020 stood at US$ 197.102 million – India exported merchandise worth US$ 169.30 million to Lebanon while Lebanon exported goods amounting US$ 27.80 million to India.

India’s major exports to Lebanon include medicaments, frozen bovine meat, rice, organic chemicals, electric accumulators and plastic articles; while Lebanon’s exports to India include aluminium, copper, iron and zinc scraps and unwrought lead.

The two nations, still have a huge untapped trade potential. Thus, India can export pharmaceuticals, automobiles, ready to eat F&B products, worked gems and jewelleries, coffee, readymade garments, footwear, polymers of ethelyne, unglazed ceramic tiles/cubes and automobiles accessories for heavy vehicles like trucks/tractors.

Meanwhile, Lebanon can export articles of precious metals, waste and scraps of precious metals, chocolate and other food preparations containing cocoa, fresh fruits, unwrought gold, phosphoric acids, unwrought lead and olive oils. This session explores the further possibilities of mutual convergence and synergy.

Confirmed panelists

HE Dr. Suhel Ajaz Khan, Ambassador, Embassy of India – Beirut
Rana Zeitouni,Commercial Attache, Embassy of India Beirut
Ziad Koussa,Deputy Chief of Mission , Embassy of Lebanon
Mr Bernard Tannouri,President, Association for the Development of Lebanese Indian Relations- ADLIR
Mr Toufic Dabboussi,President, Chamber of Commerce , Industry & Agriculture of Tripoli & North Lebanon – CCIAT
Rabih Sabra,Director General, Chamber of Commerce , Industry & Agriculture of Beirut & Mount Lebanon – CCIABML
Jamal Jouni,Vice President, Chamber of Commerce , Industry & Agriculture Saida & South Lebanon – CCIAS
Ali El Masri,Founder – CEO, World Arab Economic Lobby

For further details on the event, please contact Ashok Sethi at ashok.sethi@tpci.in

SEZs: The key to boost India’s exports
2021-06-11 15:00 - 16:00 UTC
Trade Promotion Council of India is organising a webinar on the topic SEZs: The key to boost India’s exports at 3:00 pm IST on Friday, 11th June, 2021. The session will be conducted with prominent experts in the domain of trade.
In February 2021, the Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry pointed out that SEZs have shown resilience during global trade volatility and have achieved US$ 100 billion of exports in FY 2019-20. Thus, they continue to take the lead in expanding exports for India. However, critics argue that Indian SEZs haven’t exactly mirrored the success of those in China. Given the fact that the government is busy preparing for the next SEZ policy and is most likely to retain and redraft the SEZ policy (which was found to be inconsistent with the WTO) as well as the international interest in supply chain diversification in the light of the pandemic, we thought that this would make for an interesting topic for our viewers.
The panellists will talk about the performance of SEZs right from their evolution till this date, the major considerations for the government while drafting the new SEZ policy, experience of the gems and jewellery sector in SEZs, making the SEZs sync with government’s recent initiatives and enhancing incentives, manufacturing & exports.

Confirmed panellists
1. Mr. ARM Reddy, Zonal Development Commissioner, Vishakhapatnam
2. Mr. Sunil Rallan, Chairman and Managing Director, Chennai Free Trade Zone
3. Mr. Neville Tata, Executive Director, Renaissance Jewellery Ltd
4. Mr. Suvankar Sen, Executive Director, Senco Gold Ltd.
5. Prof. Parthapratim Pal, IIM Calcutta
6. Mr. Harsh Hiroo Gursahani, Counsel, International Trade Laws and Food Laws, PLR Chambers

Topics to be covered
• Evolution and performance of SEZs in India
• Major considerations for the government while drafting the new SEZ policy
• Experience of the Indian gems & jewellery sector in SEZs
• Legalities associated with SEZ provisions at WTO
• Key lessons from global benchmarks
• Aligning SEZs with Atma Nirbhar Bharat and ODOP initiatives of the Government of India
• Enhancing incentives, manufacturing & exports through SEZ policy framework and implementation.

For further details on the event, please contact Nikhaar Gogna at +91-98189 95401 or write to editorial@tpci.in.
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Trade and investment opportunities in Latin America
2021-06-15 15:00 - 16:00 (Asia/Kolkata)
Trade Promotion Council of India is organising a webinar on the topic “Trade & Investment Opportunities in the Latin American region” on Tuesday, 15th June 2021 at 1500 hrs IST.
Over the years, Latin America has become a key region of interest in India’s foreign policy. It is well acknowledged by policy makers and businesses on both sides that there is immense untapped potential in the bilateral relationship. On a positive note, business relations between India and Latin America have been on a steady growth path over the past few years, as they increasingly explore opportunities to leverage mutual synergies in terms of trade, investment and even market access.
The webinar will focus on the nature of the bilateral relationship between India and Latin American countries, the key factors that are driving the push for greater engagement and also the challenges that need to be overcome to accelerate India-Latin America trade.

Confirmed panelists
• HE Mr. Hugo Gobbi, Ambassador of Argentina to India
• HE Mr. Juan Rolando Angulo Monsalve, Ambassador of Chile to India
• HE Mr. Federico Salas Lotfe, Ambassador of Mexico to India
• Mr. Suresh Makhijani, Joint Director General, Trade Promotion Council of India

For further details on the event, please contact Mr. Vinod Kumar at +91 8448107830 or write to internationaldivision@tpci.in

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CONNECT - The premium brand promotion & lead generation platform
2021-06-16 - 2022-04-15
TPCI has launched a premium subscription-based exclusive promotion & lead generation platform for selected and limited Global Brand Owners that will facilitate Global F&B Brands to gain Brand Visibility, Brand Awareness & Create Business Opportunities amongst the right set of global buyers form 100+ countries in the most efficient and targeted way. It gives you a unique opportunity to place your brands in select regions that are best for you.

Key Highlights:
• Unique blend of Brand Awareness & Business Generation
• Brand awareness on various mass media platforms amongst subscribed buyers from 100+ countries
• Communicating your brand promise among prominent buyers of selected regions through carefully curated tools & platforms.
• Meet interested buyers with confidence at our virtual café & close your business deals at ease.

Participation Charges (Region-wise packages):
ALPHA
Regions Covered : USA, Canada, LatAm, C. America
Basic Package : INR 130K + GST
Add-on Region : INR 50K + GST

BETA
Regions Covered : Middle East & Africa
Basic Package : INR 100K + GST
Add-on Region : INR 30K + GST

GAMA
Regions Covered : Europe & UK
Basic Package : INR 110K + GST
Add-on Region : INR 40K + GST

DELTA
Regions Covered : Asia & Pacific
Basic Package : INR 100K + GST
Add On-Region : INR 30K + GST

To become a member of this elite club and know more about the platform, you may please contact:
Mr. Bhanu K Vashishtha
Deputy Director
bhanu.v@tpci.in
+91 9205883423

Leveraging PLI scheme to push large-scale manufacturing in India
2021-06-17 15:15 - 16:15 UTC
Trade Promotion Council of India is organising a webinar on the topic ‘Leveraging PLI scheme to push large-scale manufacturing in India’ at 3.15 pm on 17th June, 2021 (Thursday).
Government of India announced an outlay of Rs 1.97 lakh crore for the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for 13 identified sectors in her 2021-22 budget speech.
The scheme, aims to boost domestic manufacturing under the government’s Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative, was introduced in March last year and is expected to result in a minimum production worth more than $500 billion in five years, according to the Commerce Ministry. Till early April, the PLI scheme for nine sectors was approved by the Cabinet.
As the name suggests, the scheme provides incentives to companies for enhancing their domestic manufacturing apart from focusing on reducing import bills and improving the cost competitiveness of local goods. PLI scheme offers incentives on incremental sales for products manufactured in India.
The nine sectors for which the scheme has already been approved included electronic or technology products (Rs 5,000 crore outlay for 5 years), pharmaceuticals drugs (Rs 15,000 crore), telecom & networking products (Rs 12,195 crore), food Products (Rs 10,900 crore), high-efficiency solar PV modules (Rs 4,500 crore), etc. The other four sectors under PLI awaiting Cabinet approval were automobiles & auto components, advanced chemistry cell (ACC) battery, textiles, and specialty steel.

Agenda for discussion:
• How best to create manufacturing entities with stipulated minimum Sales?
• Integrating global standards model with trade and industry – with the thrust to PLI scheme.
• Why are the standards key to make our products marketable and saleable in the international market?
• Why adopting voluntary standards will lead to creating value-added products with global standards and thrusting exports in the long run?
• How overseas branding and incentivising will help the emergence of strong Indian brands?
• How best to support creation of manufacturing champions in India; suggestions from experts?
• Will clusterization hold the key to success?
• How feasible is it to meet the target minimum production worth $500 billion in five years?
• Policies and programmes, including regulatory and institutional frameworks
• How to increase employment opportunities?
• How SMEs could be integrated in the PLI scheme
• How to ensure remunerative prices of the produce?
• Strategy and way forward for India to benchmark quality under PLI
• Industry’s take on scheme and challenge

Confirmed panellists:
• Dr. Rajan Sudesh Ratna, Economic Affairs Officer, United Nations ESCAP
• Kuntal Sensarma, Economic Adviser, Ministry of Food Processing Industries
• Sudhendu Jyoti Sinha, Adviser (Infrastructure Connectivity & Electric Mobility ), Niti Aayog
• Mohammad Athar, Partner (Economic Development and Infrastructure), PwC
• Ashish Agarwal, Director, Bhikharam Chandmal Bhujiawala Pvt. Ltd.
• Kuldeep Sharma, Founder- Suruchi Consultants

Date: 17th June 2021 (Thursday)
Mode: Webinar over Zoom
Time: 3.15 PM IST
Duration: 1 Hour- 1 Hour 20 mins (Tentative)

Request you to please register using the below given link at the earliest as seats are limited.

Registration Link:
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RVCjyAhQTtucsXNfh2_b6A

For further details on the event or any other clarification, please contact
Sameer Pushp (M-9811229110) at sameer.pushp@tpci.in.

INDIA-AFRICA Dyes, Chemical & Ceramic Virtual Fair
2021-06-21 - 2021-06-23
Dear Industry Members,
Trade Promotion Council of India (TPCI) with support of various Indian Missions is organizing INDIA-AFRICA Dyes, Chemical & Ceramic Virtual Fair from 21st – 23rd June, 2021 to promote Indian ceramic, chemical & allied products in ASEAN & African market as these markets have huge potential.
Focused Countries in AFRICA: South Africa, Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Mauritius, Malawi, Mozambique, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda,
Market Potential between INDIA-AFRICA:
India is reportedly Africa’s third largest trading partner. Bilateral trade between India and Sub Saharan Africa region was US$ 55.70 billion in 2019-20 and India’s exports to SSA region were at US$ 23.55 billion in 2019-20.
Africa’s total import around the world is US$ 560.46 billion in fiscal year 2020 and major countries were China, United States, India, Germany, UK & Japan. Its main imports are organic chemical, inorganic chemical, plastic, machinery equipment, pharmaceutical etc.

Key Features of Virtual Event:
• Virtual booth with Posters Demonstrating Profile & Products
• Digital Business Card and Company Brochure Stand
• Multiple Product Listing with Catalogue Picture and Video Upload
• Virtual Chat Facility with Buyers/Visitors
• Video Conference Facility with Buyers/Visitors
• Complete Schedule and Management of meetings

Exhibit Profile: Dyestuff, Industrial Chemicals, Industrial Wastewater Treatment, Intermediates, Various Chemicals, Textile Dyeing Chemicals, Coating and Waterproofing, Agriculture Drug, Polymers, Agrochemicals, Flavours and Fragrances, Full body Tiles, Double Charged Vitrified Tiles, Porcelain Tiles, Digital Wall Tiles, Subway Tiles, Parking Tiles, Slabs
Visitor Profile: Importers, Distributors, Owners, Industries, Stockist, Wholesaler, Trade Associations, Traders, Dealers, Consultants, Retailers & Decision Makers

TPCI Ceramic, Chemical & Allied industry members can take the benefits of new opportunities during this pandemic era.
Participation Charges:
Inclusions
• Exhibiting opportunities in our two Virtual Fair
• Opportunity to get contact details up to 50 interested buyers/trade visitors post show including phone number & email id
• Free entry of the company details to ceramic, chemical & allied products directory issued by TPCI

Participation Charges (INR)
TPCI Member Charges
INR 20,000 + 18% GST

Non-Member Charges
INR 50,000 + 18% GST

To take advantage of this opportunity, please feel free to connect with Mr. Faraz Khan (Mob: 9205883417 Email: faraz.khan@tpci.in) who is the assigned project officer for any further details.

Shipping crisis: A threat to trade recovery
2021-06-25 03:00 - 16:00 UTC
Trade Promotion Council of India is organising a webinar on the topic Shipping crisis: A threat to trade recovery at 3:00 pm on June 25, 2021. The session is being conducted in view of the recent disruptions across shipping trade routes and the rising freight costs, which are hampering operations of exporters, particularly SMEs.

The panelists will talk about the genesis of the issue, how it is affecting trade across markets, the response from the shipping industry, the projections over the next six months, advice for exporters on managing the enhanced risk and overall lessons from this situation.

Confirmed panellists
• Pushkar Mukewar, CEO and Co-founder, Drip Capital
• Praveen Vashishtha, Founder & CEO, Gxpress
• Dr Deepankar Sinha, Professor, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade
• Prashant Dwivedi, Managing Director Navbharat Shipping
• Rama Prakash HOLLA, Director-International Business, Distinct Productivity Solutions
• Naveen Gupta, Head of Prod. Planning & Logistics, India & China, Apollo International

Topics to be covered
• Genesis of the shipping crisis and how it has grown in severity
• Major unresolved issues behind the container shortages and rising freight costs
• Impact on trade, especially SMEs
• Expected trend over the coming 5-6 months
• How exporters should manage this situation and minimise their risk
• Lessons from the crisis from countries across the globe

For further details on the event, please contact Nikhaar Gogna at editorial@tpci.in.

Thanks and Regards,

VIRAT BAHRI
Deputy Director-Media & Corporate Communication,
Trade Promotion Council of India,
9, Scindia House, Connaught Circus,
New Delhi- 110001, India
T: (91) 11 40727272, 96671-82697(mobile)
E: virat.bahri@tpci.in
W: www.tpci.in

To register, click
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_uswqizhLQou1NVvm6Ze20w

INDIA-ASEAN Dyes, Chemical & Ceramic Virtual Fair
2021-06-28 - 2021-06-30
Trade Promotion Council of India (TPCI) with support of various Indian Missions is organizing INDIA-ASEAN Dyes, Chemical & Ceramic Virtual Fair from 28th – 30th June, 2021 to promote Indian ceramic, chemical & allied products in the ASEAN market as it has huge potential.

Focused Countries in ASEAN: Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam

Market Potential between INDIA-ASEAN:
India’s trade relations with ASEAN have witnessed a shift during the pre and post ASEAN-India Free Trade Agreement. The value of trade between India and the ASEAN region amounted to over US$ 86 billion in fiscal year 2020. In 2020, India exported US$ 17.16 billion of ceramic, dyes & chemical products to ASEAN economy with an import share of 2.05%.
ASEAN’s total import around the world is US$ 474.41 billion in fiscal year 2020 and the major countries were China, United States, Japan, India, UK, South Korea and Canada.

Key Features of Virtual Event:
• Virtual booth with Posters Demonstrating Profile & Products
• Digital Business Card and Company Brochure Stand
• Multiple Product Listing with Catalogue Picture and Video Upload
• Virtual Chat Facility with Buyers/Visitors
• Video Conference Facility with Buyers/Visitors
• Complete Schedule and Management of meetings

Exhibit Profile: Dyestuff, Industrial Chemicals, Industrial Wastewater Treatment, Intermediates, Various Chemicals, Textile Dyeing Chemicals, Coating and Waterproofing, Agriculture Drug, Polymers, Agrochemicals, Flavours and Fragrances, Full body Tiles, Double Charged Vitrified Tiles, Porcelain Tiles, Digital Wall Tiles, Subway Tiles, Parking Tiles, Slabs

Visitor Profile: Importers, Distributors, Owners, Industries, Stockist, Wholesaler, Trade Associations, Traders, Dealers, Consultants, Retailers & Decision Makers

TPCI Ceramic, Chemical & Allied industry members can have benefits of new opportunities during this pandemic era.

Participation Charges:
Inclusions
• Exhibiting opportunities in our two Virtual Fair
• Opportunity to get contact details up to 50 interested buyers/trade visitors post show including phone number & email id
• Free entry of the company details to ceramic, chemical & allied products directory issued by TPCI

Participation Charges (INR)
TPCI Member Charges
INR 20,000 + 18% GST

Non-Member Charges
INR 50,000 + 18% GST

To take advantage of this opportunity, please feel free to connect with Mr. Faraz Khan (Mob: 9205883417 Email: faraz.khan@tpci.in) who is the assigned project officer for any further details.

Webinar on ‘India-Mauritius Comprehensive Economic Cooperation and Partnership Agreement- opportunities and implications’
2021-07-01 15:00 - 16:00 (Asia/Kolkata)
TPCI is organising a webinar on “India- Mauritius Comprehensive Economic Cooperation and Partnership Agreement – opportunities and implications”, organised by Trade Promotion Council of India on at 3 pm on 1st July, 2021 (Thursday).

In view of the recent Comprehensive Economic Cooperation and Partnership Agreement (CECPA) signed between India and Mauritius on 22 February 2021, this session aims to shed light on the opportunities and implications arising for India. The agreement came into effect on 1st April’ 2021. It covers Trade in Goods, Rules of Origin, Trade in Services, Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT), Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) measures, Dispute Settlement, Movement of Natural Persons, Telecom, Financial services, Customs Procedures and Cooperation in other Areas.

This is a first trade agreement India has signed with an African country, thus opening unexplored spaces for the nation. The esteemed panelists from different domains will discuss their perspective on India-Mauritius relations post the agreement.

Confirmed Panelists:
• Dr. Srikar K. Reddy, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, GOI
• H.E. Mrs. S B Hanoomanjee, High Commissioner of Mauritius to India
• Mr. Bipin Menon, Development Commissioner, Noida SEZ
• Dr. Pralok Gupta, Associate Professor-Services & Investment, Centre for WTO Studies, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi
• Prof Ram Upendra Das,Head, Centre for Regional Trade, New Delhi

Agendas for discussion:
• Why is this agreement significant?
• Is it advantageous for India or Mauritius?
• India- Mauritius trade relations and the current geopolitical context? A window to Africa!
• Trade complementarities and potential between the two partners
• India-Mauritius trade relations and the current geopolitical context
• Trade complementarities and potential between the two partners
• Issues on tariff and non-tariff barriers
• India’s advantage and opportunities in food and services sector
• Investment issues between both the countries
• New areas of discussion like conformity of standards and certification carbon emissions, sustainability and startups?
• How removing the persistent barriers will impact trade?

Date: 1st July 2021 (Thursday)
Mode: Webinar over Zoom
Time: 3 PM IST
Duration: 1 Hour- 1 Hour 20 mins (Tentative)

You are cordially invited to register using the below given link at the earliest as seats are limited.

Registration Link:
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FulWuftsRSuKfL4NJL3NxQ

For further details on the event or any other clarification, please contact
Sameer Pushp (M-9811229110) at sameer.pushp@tpci.in.

You can also view the live webcast on our YouTube channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCibZMb54XzVLyM3DnZDE7IA

Thanks and Regards,

SAMEER PUSHP
Director-Media & Corporate Communication,
Trade Promotion Council of India,
9, Scindia House, Connaught Circus,
New Delhi- 110001, India
T: (91) 11 40727272, 9811229110(mobile)
E: sameer.pushp@tpci.in
W: www.tpci.in
