Evolving Sugar & Ethanol Markets - CMT Conferences

5 - 6 February 2007 • Dubai, UAEPark Hyatt Dubai“Evolving Sugar & Ethanol Markets- Impact on World Trade”supporting organisations• Kingsman SA• Al Khaleej Sugar• Cargill• Louis Dreyfus Geneva• Sucden• Tate & Lyle• TAG Syria• Nigeria• Cosan• Indian Sugar Miller’s Association• Euronext.liffe• Bajaj Hindusthan Limited• Shree Renuka• Czarnikow Sugar• Mitr Pohl Sugar Corp–Thailand• Queensland Sugar Ltd Australia• Noble Sugar• Dominant Market, Russia• Coca Cola Atlanta• Nova America• Copersucar• Sucden Brazilplatinum sponsorsupporting publicationsorganised by v i s i t u s a t w w w . c m t e v e n t s . c o m

nal delegates expected !!Day 2Tuesday, 6 th February 20078:00 - 9:45 Workshop by Euronext.liffeUNDERSTANDING THE EURONEXT.LIFFESUGAR DELIVERY PROCESSconducted by Peter Blogg10:00 Chairman’s RemarksAlan Wood, ChairmanCzarnikow SugarOther Exporters10:10 CAN THAILAND REMAIN A SERIOUS SUPPLIER?Isara Vongkusolkit, CEOMitr Phol Sugar Corp., Ltd.10:30 CAN THE AUSSIES COMPETE?Neil Collie, General Manager-MarketingQueensland Sugar Ltd., Australia11:00 WHAT FUTURE FOR PRODUCTION IN AFRICA?Speaker to be advised11:20 Panel DiscussionModerator - Alex EitoNoble Sugar• Panelists - Session speakers11:50 CoffeeThinking Out of the Box12:10 HEADING FOR SELF-SUFFICIENCYPavel Demidov, PresidentDominant Market, Russia12:30 CORN VS SUGAR: LOSING DEMAND IN CHINA12:50 AS THE WORLD GETS RICHER,DOES IT GET FATTER?Liz Gorski, Global Procurement-SweetenersCoca Cola Atlanta1:10 FOOD VERSUS FUEL – THE NEXT WORLD WAR?Speaker to be advised1:30 Final DiscussionClosing remarks by ChairmanJamal Al-Ghurior, MDAl. Khaleej Sugar1:40 Closing Lunch1530 - 2100 hrs. Refinery Visit in the afternoonfollowed by Dinnerhosted byThe past year hasbeen a traumaticone for the worldsugar trade. Pricesrose sharply at thebeginning of 2006on a perfect stormof EU reform, Asiandrought, Indian cropproblems, high ethanol demand and fund inflowsinto commodity markets in general. All this led topredictions of a deep deficit and even higher prices.As the year progressed, however, higher sugar pricesled to a diversion from ethanol to sugar and destockingin a number of key countries, most particularly in theEU and in China.Those higher pricesalso led to a rapidresponse on the partof producers, manyof whom sharplyincreased plantings.T h i s e x p a n d e dacreage combinedwith a recovery fromAsian drought has turned the sugar world on its head.The predictions now are for a world surplus productionof around five million tonnes.World sugar tradersface a number ofk e y c h a l l e n g e sgoing forward. Some– such as the endingof EU exports andthe growth of flexfuelcars in Brazil- arestructural. Others –such as Indian expansion - are cyclical. At this stage it isnot clear how these changes will play out, but they allimpact enormously on the way we all do business.Thewill provide a forumto discuss these issues and hopefully throw somelight on the road ahead. Expected to draw over400 international delegates, WORLD SUGAR TRADEDUBAI is an event Not-To-Be-Missed. To register,please go online at www.cmtevents.com or emailmeiyen@cmtsp.com.sgmtevents.comProgram topics, speakers and schedules listed herein are confirmedas at printing time. Please refer to the event’s Latest Schedule at www.cmtevents.com for most up-to-date details.

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