Industry insiders will give research lectures on trends, innovations and markets.

DAY 1: November 27		DAY 2: November 28
Block 1: Market – global demands, domestic opportunities In India milk consumption far exceeds all other beverages, that of beer ist still underdeveloped. Fruit juice is mostly bought fresh at the side of the road. India thus has great growth potential in all kinds of packaged beverages. Block 2: Beer – changing the market in India A the moment Indians drink more spirits than beer. This will change when beer is authorised for sale in supermarkets. The global breweries already have a foot in the door of the inhomogeneous Indian beer market. Block 3: Packaging – the right choice for your product The packaging materials of glass and cardboard are still dominating individual beverages segments, yet already it is clear that there, too, PET is poised for a breakthrough. Networking dinner		Block 4: Bottled beverages The only way the entire country of India can be supplied with drinking water is via packaged water. In addition, in the cities there is an increasing demand for luxury waters. Block 5: Fruit juice – growth potential and future challenges For fruit juices and soft drinks, the Indian subcontintent is one of the focus markets of the future, with enormous growth potential. Block 6: Innovation and diversity in the global dairy market Consumption of dairy products is increasing worldwide. Key concerns are to cater to the national production with its need to supply basic products, and also take into account the manufacture of refined products.

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