Industry Focus
Baby Foods Bakery Foods Beverages Canned Food Cigarette & Tobacco Confectionery Food Additives Food Ingredients Food Packaging Food Processing Machinery Food Tech. Services Health & Functional Foods Instant Foods Milk & Dairy Products Native Products Nuts & Kernels Pet Foods Snack Foods Sugar & Sweeteners Tea
Products and Services Focus
SteviaWorld Europe aims to address key issues dominating the global stevia industry today, spotlighting key Stevia regulatory developments. After the US FDA recognised high purity Reb A from key producers as 'Generally Recognised as Safe' (GRAS), the global market is now holding its breath for approval from European Food Safety Association (EFSA). Currently, Stevia is permitted neither as a food ingredient nor as a supplement in Europe.
SteviaWorld Europe will also present a global stevia market update, focusing on the rapidly expanding American marketplace where stevia is still considered a brand new entry, overview consumer perceptions of stevia, and the latest developments in flavour masking solutions. Attendees will also gain perspectives on responses from other competing high-intensity sweeteners in the global sweetener marketplace and their potential impact on Stevia demand.
General Information
The second edition of the highly successful Stevia World 2009 conference, SteviaWorld Europe will convene in Frankfurt on 18 November 2009, along side Food Ingredients Europe 2009.
Stevia World 2009, the world's first international Stevia Industry conference, welcomed participation from over 150 key Stevia stakeholders from 31 countries in May 2009. Supported and sponsored by leading Stevia producers including Pure Circle, GLG Life Tech Corporation & Stevia Paraguay, and Stevia lobby associations like EUSTAS and American Botanical Council (ABC), the conference was a landmark event in the global stevia industry.
SteviaWorld Europe aims to address key issues dominating the global stevia industry today, spotlighting key Stevia regulatory developments. After the US FDA recognised high purity Reb A from key producers as 'Generally Recognised as Safe' (GRAS), the global market is now holding its breath for approval from European Food Safety Association (EFSA). Currently, Stevia is permitted neither as a food ingredient nor as a supplement in Europe.
SteviaWorld Europe will also present a global stevia market update, focusing on the rapidly expanding American marketplace where stevia is still considered a brand new entry, overview consumer perceptions of stevia, and the latest developments in flavour masking solutions. Attendees will also gain perspectives on responses from other competing high-intensity sweeteners in the global sweetener marketplace and their potential impact on Stevia demand.
Beyond end-use markets and regulatory issues, the conference will also touch on Stevia cultivation, management, investment, processing, refining, transportation and logistics.
Those seeking more information on speaking and sponsorship opportunities at SteviaWorld Europe can visit www.steviaworldforum.com or email Ms. Jaime, jaime@cmtsp.com.sg
Attendee Information
- Food & Beverage Manufacturers
- Food Ingredient & Additive companies
- Flavor and Fragrance company
- Stevia Growers
- Steviol Glycoside Producers
- Stevia Extraction and Refining Technology Licensors
- Sweetener producers
- Commodity Investors / Traders
- Regulators
- Nutraceutical companies
- Herbal plantations in Asia
- Horticulture / Botany companies
- Seedling suppliers
- Plant Breeders / Tissue culture labs
Exhibitor Information
For sponsorship or exhibiting, please email Ms. Jaime
