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News [14] Dates to note: Visit GELITA and experience innovative products for the megatrends of tomorrow. In 2011 we will be attending the following fairs and events: HISA São Paulo August 9. –10. 2011 FIA Bangkok September 21.–23. 2011 SSW Las Vegas October 10. –14. 2011 Healthy Ageing 2011 Amsterdam October 12. –13. 2011 AAPS Washington D.C. October 23. –27. 2011 FIE Paris November 29.–December 1. 2011 Lobbying: GELITA adopts a strong position Towards the end of 2010 the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) program of the USA was discontinued. The program was designed to facilitate the customs-free import of products to the USA from developing countries. In numerous talks with the staff of Congress Representatives and Senators and with GSP experts, GELITA has been lobbying for the continuation of the program. Included in the discussions were the trade restrictions imposed by Japan Masthead uptodate is a newsletter of the GELITA Group Published by: GELITA AG Uferstr. 7 69412 Eberbach Germany www.gelita.com Editing team: Stephan Ruhm, Marketing & Communication stephan.ruhm@gelita.com Michael Teppner, Head of Marketing & Communication michael.teppner@gelita.com Phone: +49 (0) 62 71 84-2190 Fax: +49 (0) 62 71 84-2718 and the majority of Asian and South American countries on the import of USA products containing bovine gelatine. GELITA is adopting a strong position on this point, maintaining that the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) should be the body to decide on such matters as the import of gelatine – and GELITA more than fulfills the OIE requirements in this case. The talks were very positive but the results have still to come. Design and text by: srg werbeagentur ag, Mannheim, Germany Print: Metzgerdruck, Obrigheim, Germany At home only here: Marsupials “The Olgas” rocks near the famous “Ayers Rock”
GELITA plant in Josephville/Beaudesert, Australia Josephville/Beaudesert: A small town in Queensland, about 80 km south of Brisbane, with numerous meat processing companies. Some of the buildings are up to 150 years old, which, by Australian standards, is pretty historic. Population: ca. 5,500 Employees at the GELITA plant: 62 The Josephville plant was founded in 1995 for the production of edible gelatine. 60 % of the production is for the manufacture of confectionery, the rest going to dairy products and table jellies. The fresh hides are supplied from companies up to 700 km away; customers are the Australian subsidiaries of global companies. The Sales Office of GELITA Australia is located more centrally – in Sydney. GELITA – worldwide Australia/ New Zealand Portrait GELITA plant in Christchurch, New Zealand Christchurch: this is the largest city on the south island, has a university and a New Economy Center. Tourism is also an important economic factor. Population: 390,000 Employees at the GELITA plant: 64 The GELITA plant in Christchurch has been producing edible gelatine since 1913, then under the name Davis. Liquid hydrolysate for clarifying wine and fruit juices is also an important product; however, the plant also produces pharmaceutical and instant gelatines. Exports mainly go to Australia, the Pacific Basin, South America and the Middle East. We would like to take this opportunity to express special thanks to all the employees in the Christchurch plant for their help and support subsequent to the recent earthquakes. Thanks to their selfless efforts the production was able to restart within just a few weeks and was soon running at full capacity. Fortunately none of the employees suffered major injuries. GELITA helped by granting interest-free loans to families whose houses and property were damaged. Their colleagues in Eberbach also collected 12,500 euros to help; this sum was doubled by the Management Board. “Down under”: this normally applies to Australia; however, as New Zealand is even further south east by about 2,000 km, the phrase actually applies to these islands even more so. Much is different here, and not only on the roads where, as usual in the Commonwealth, traffic drives on the left. The people here and life in general are somewhat laid back, nature-oriented and very sports-minded. Whether it’s rugby, football, cricket or bungee jumping: both Australians and New Zealanders go to the limit and beyond. They don’t, however, like to be classified generally but emphasize their strong independent natures. Australia tends to be characterized by more extremes, whether climatic, historical or political. More than a quarter of the population was not born here: it is a true “melting pot” of nationalities. The most important exports apart from its natural ground resources are agricultural products. 29 % of the world’s wool production is located here. Sheep play a major role in New Zealand: exports to Germany for instance are mainly mutton and lamb, game, dairy products and wool. In both countries cattle breeding is becoming more and more important; ideal conditions for the manufacture of gelatine – and for GELITA! [15]
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