Second Annual Latin America 'Green Exchange Conference' Hosted by Informex Focuses on a Sustainable Future for Chemistry
PRINCETON, N.J., Feb. 10, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Informex, the leading meeting place for buyers and sellers of high-value chemistry for a broad range of applications, today announced details of its second Latin American Green Exchange Conference, which returns in 2011 to Sao Paulo, Brazil. The event will be held in September 2011, with further details to be announced in due course.
The 2011 event follows the success of the inaugural Informex Latin America conference in 2010, which was well received by attendees and sponsors alike and saw the participation of companies such as Petrobas, Purac, Bunge, and Base Quimica, as well as a number of trade associations, including Abiquim, Abifina, Abpol, Andef, Associquim, CIB, Sindag, SOCMA and UK Trade & Investment. This year's event aims to address the significant shortage of green technologies in the global market and will present several networking opportunities including catered lunch for all delegates. The Green Exchange Conference will feature a session-only format which will help to focus on education and collaboration during the event. These sessions will feature international participation from sponsors, speakers, and delegates to give a truly global perspective on sustainability.
"The 2011 event promises to expand on the format and offer visitors more options to maximize their participation," commented Jennifer Jessup, Global Brand Director for Informex. "One of the main goals of this conference, in addition to information exchange and networking, is to increase the national and international level of knowledge of green chemistry, environmental chemistry, and chemistry for sustainability in Brazil. The Brazilian market has access to healthy, safe, and readily available materials that are consistent with green chemistry initiatives. Based on this, Brazil has seen increasing activities in green chemistries and makes a logical choice to host an event such as this one."
Informex identified the need for a Latin America event based on trends in global market demand. Over the past ten years, the specialty chemical and pharmaceutical market in the region has seen steady growth and many international organizations have responded to this by setting up operations in the country. This expansion of the market in Latin America was spurred after Brazil was named as one of the BRIC emerging markets in 2001*. Since then, the market has lived up to, and even surpassed expectations for growth.
For more information on the Green Exchange Conference please visit: www.informex.com/informex-latin-america
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About Informex: Organized by UBM Live, Informex is the leading meeting place for buyers and sellers of high-value chemistry for a broad range of applications. As the premier, must-attend event in the chemical industry for the past 27 years, Informex is a marketplace for networking and doing business in the fine, custom and specialty chemical manufacturing industry. The show traces its origins to a group of members from the Society of Chemical Manufacturers and Associates (SOCMA) who were looking for an annual place to meet and do business. Each year the event brings together an international mix of more than 4,000 fine and specialty chemicals professionals and 500 exhibitors for the all-encompassing 4 day event.
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