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FEATURE: IAOM, AEMIC TEAM UP FOR EVENT

61st JTIC meeting
Oct. 14
9-9:30 a.m.: Opening remarks
9:30-11:30 a.m.: French wheat quality report
* "Perspectives of the Market for the 2010-11 Campaign,"
Michel Ferret, France AgriMer
* "New Varieties Registrations in France: From Genetics to
the Final Use," Benoit Meleard, Arvalis
* "Quality of French Wheat for 2010 Harvest," Perrine
Moris, Arvalis
* Roundtable discussion: "The quality of French Wheat:
Satisfaction of the Users Today and Tomorrow," Jean
Pierre Langlois Berthelot, producer; Jean Philippe Everling, Granit Negoce; Denis Petit, Soufflet Group; Marie
Laure Empinet, Roquette; and Etienne Lafitte, Inzo.
2:30-4:30 p.m.: Improving the Milling Efficiency of Wheat
Grain: New Insights and International Foresight in Partnership
with INRA
* "New research on the Milling Value," Valerie Lullien-Pellerin, INRA-LATE
* "The New Experimental Mill from the Reflection up to the
Realization," Flavie Souply, ANMF
* "A Mini-mill to Predict the Milling Value of Wheat," Christine Bar L'Helgouach, ARVALIS
* Roundtable discussion: "How to Improve the Milling Yield:
Breeding New Cultivars or Developing New Milling Equipment?" Xavier Bourbon, Engineering and Expertise; Didier
Hazoume, Crown Flour Mills; Claude Tabel, RNN; and Urs
Dubendorfer, Buhler.
Oct. 15
9-11:30 a.m.: Bread in France and in the World
* Roundtable discussion: "What is the Future of Bread in
France and Abroad?" "What Does Bread Stand for in France
and on the International Stage?" "Do We Export a Product
or a Know-How?" "Can We Produce French Bread in Other
Countries?" and "Crunchy or Soft: Who Will Win the Battle?"
Speakers: Eric Kayser, Kayser Group; Jean-Philippe Girard, Eurogerm; Laurent Gaudre, Le Duff Group; Herve Vallat, Holder
Group.
clude finance, cost management, human resources and safety.
"The IAOM MEA District Conference and Trade Show
has evolved into one of the premier milling industry events,"
said IAOM President Bart Hahlweg. "Last year in Turkey, the
Leadership Council decided to expand the breadth of educational offerings on the conference program to include management topics. I am confident that this initiative will further
enhance the experience of conference attendees. The conference will feature presentations on facility and employee management, two topics that have become critical to improving
operations at milling facilities around the world."
A welcome reception is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 22 at
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Jannie de Villiers, left, executive director of South Africa's National Chamber of Milling and chairman of this year's IAOM MEA District Conference
& Expo, holds the South African flag at last year's district meeting in Turkey
along with Edip Aktas, secretary general of the Turkish Flour Industrialists'
Federation. Photo courtesy of IAOM.

7:30 p.m. The conference officially begins the following day
with technical sessions scheduled from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
and the expo running from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The Traders'
Dinner will take place that evening from 7:30 to 10:30.
A trading seminar highlights the second day of the conference, with the seminar and the expo both scheduled to run
from 9 a.m. to 1:10 p.m. The expo reopens that afternoon from
3 to 4 p.m. The dinner that evening will be sponsored by the
U.S. Wheat Associates.
The final day of the conference will feature a "What's
New?" program from 9 to 10:30 a.m. in which suppliers to
the milling industry will talk about their latest products and
services. Hours for the expo on Nov. 25 will be 9 a.m. to 1:20
p.m. South Africa's National Chamber of Milling and DSM
Unlimited will sponsor the Gala Dinner that evening from
7:30 to 10:30 p.m.
More details about the educational programs will be in the
September issue of World Grain.
For registration information or other inquiries about the
event, visit the IAOM Mideast & Africa District website
(www.iaom-mea.com) or contact Eva Mulyana, conference
manager, at info@iaom-mea.com.
LATIN AMERICAN MEETING
This year's IAOM Latin American District technical conference will be held Nov. 7 at the Cartagena Hilton Hotel in
Cartagena, Colombia. It marks the second straight year that
the Latin American District is holding its meeting at the same
location as the Latin American Industrial Milling Association
(ALIM), which will conduct its 28th annual conference Nov.
7-11 in Cartagena.
Prior to last year, the Latin American District had always
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