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PIPOC 2017

AN INVITATION T

he MPOB International Palm Oil Congress and Exhibition (PIPOC) is a biennial event organised by the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB). PIPOC will once again be held at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) which offers a stimulating environment for conferences and exhibitions. PIPOC 2017 is expected to draw more than 8000 participants and trade visitors comprising mainly CEOs, directors, researchers, policy makers, plantation managers, millers, traders, export personnel and all those who are involved directly and indirectly in the palm oil industry, from 50 countries. It will be one of the world’s largest palm oil technical and trade congregations. PIPOC has five concurrent conferences to provide a strategic platform for interaction and in-depth deliberation of the many facets of oil palm and the palm oil industry, on innovations, latest developments, challenges and the way forward for the industry. The theme for PIPOC 2017, ‘Treasuring the Past, Charting the Future’, is timely with the commemoration of 100 years of commercial planting of oil palm in Malaysia. The theme reflects an emphasis on the vital aspects of research and development and commercialisation in the effort to chart the way forward for the palm oil industry. The Congress will provide participants with a platform to explore opportunities

for further advancements in the technologies related to the palm oil industry. A trade exhibition with more than 340 exhibition booths will also be held throughout the Congress to provide opportunities for delegates to view and discuss current technologies, state-of-the art equipments and products related to the oils and fats industry. The exhibition also provides networking opportunities for buyers and sellers. We value your presence at this Congress to hear what the industry experts and researchers have to share about the oil palm industry technology advancements and their impact on our businesses and daily lives. We would also love to hear your thoughts and opinions at this not-to-be missed event – PIPOC 2017, from 14-16 November at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. Thank you, and we look forward to your confirmed participation. Best regards,

Dr Ahmad Kushairi Din Director-General, Malaysian Palm Oil Board

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Tentative programme T i m e

A c t i v i t y

Sunday 8.00 am 8.00 am – 6.00 pm 2.30 pm – 6.00 pm

Golf Congress Pre-registration Technical Tours Registration

Monday 7.00 am 8.00 am – 6.00 pm 4.00 pm – 6.00 pm

14 November 2017

8.00 am 9.00 am

Congress Registration Arrival of Participants and Guests

9.30 am

Arrival of the Honourable Guests

9.40 am

Opening Remarks by Chairman, Malaysian Palm Oil Board

9.50 am 11.00 am 11.30 am 12.30 pm 2.00 pm 5.00 pm 5.00 pm 7.00 pm

Official Opening Refreshment/Exhibition/Posters Keynote Address Lunch Plenary Lectures Exhibition/Posters Evening Forum High Tea

Wednesday 8.30 am- 5.30 pm 8.00 pm

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13 November 2017

Technical Tours Congress Pre-Registration Congress Mixer

Tuesday

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12 November 2017

Concurrent Conferences: Agriculture, Biotechnology & Sustainability Conference Chemistry, Processing Technology & Bio-energy Conference Oleo & Specialty Chemicals Conference Global Economics & Marketing Conference Food, Health & Nutrition Conference

Congress Dinner

Thursday 8.30 am- 5.30 pm

15 November 2017

16 November 2017

Concurrent Conferences: Agriculture, Biotechnology & Sustainability Conference Chemistry, Processing Technology & Bio-energy Conference Oleo & Specialty Chemicals Conference Global Economics & Marketing Conference Food, Health & Nutrition Conference

THE CONGRESS The Congress features five concurrent conferences covering upstream, midstream, downstream, economics and marketing. A keynote address will be delivered by distinguished experts in the field of oils and fats. Five plenary lectures will be held in the afternoon of 14 November 2017. The lectures will cover various topics of interest in line with the theme of the Congress. Objectives: • To discuss strategic R&D findings in all aspects of the oil palm and palm oil industry worldwide; • To adopt recent technological findings that will improve the oil palm/palm oil industry; and • To formulate strategies towards enhanced sustainability, competitiveness, automation and policies on trade, market trends and trade challenges.

THE VENUE Situated at the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s central business district, the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) is the city’s most technologically advanced, purpose-built facility for international, regional and local conventions, trade shows, public exhibitions, entertainment and private functions. Designed as a ‘city within a city’, KLCC offers a stimulating environment where one can work, live, shop, visit and enjoy life. Other components include a 25-ha park, the signature PETRONAS Twin Towers, the Asy’Syakirin Mosque, six-storey Suria KLCC shopping centre, PETROSAINS interactive science discovery centre, Galeri PETRONAS and the Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS, home of the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra.

THE LANGUAGE English is the official language of the Congress.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND PIPOC 2017 caters for those involved in the oil palm, palm oil and other oils and fats industry including R&D personnel, scientists, planters, millers, traders, processors, manufacturers, economists, policy makers and academicians. The Congress will be especially useful for networking with your peers in the oils and fats industry while exchanging views and sharing new ideas.

CONGRESS ATTIRE Office attire/smart casual.

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CALL FOR PAPERS/POSTERS Papers (oral and poster) are invited for presentation at the Congress. For those who are interested, please note the following deadlines: Submission of abstract : 1 MAY 2017 Notification of acceptance : 1 JUNE 2017 Submission of manuscript : 1 JULY 2017 Failure to adhere to the deadline may result in non-acceptance of the papers/posters. Outstanding papers submitted will be selected for publication in the Journal of Oil Palm Research or Oil Palm Industry Economic Journal. Such papers will be reviewed by selected reviewers. Authors would be required to assign copyright to MPOB. Contact:

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Agriculture, Biotechnology & Sustainability

[email protected] / [email protected]

Chemistry, Processing Technology & Bio-Energy


Oleo & Specialty Chemicals


Food, Health & Nutrition


Global Economics & Marketing


RELATED INTEREST EXHIBITION

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A trade exhibition will be held concurrently during the MPOB International Palm Oil Congress and Exhibition (PIPOC 2017) on 14-16 November 2017. This has become the avenue for making contacts and networking and the best way to promote products, equipment and services to attract new clients and decision-makers worldwide especially in the palm oil/oil palm industry. Participating at PIPOC 2017 Exhibition will provide wide business opportunities in this highly competitive market by: • discussing your products with your new and existing clients; • launching new products and services; • gaining new contracts and obtaining new leads; • meeting existing and potential working partners; and • much more … Currently 80% of space has been booked. For registration or enquiry, please contact: [email protected] or Tel: +603-8769 4889.

GOLF The game is open to interested participants and their guests. The PIPOC Golf Challenge Trophy will be held on Sunday, 12 November 2017. A fee of RM 400 (USD 150) is applicable. For further enquiries, please contact: Dr Mohd Hefni Rusli [email protected] Mohd Naim Hamid [email protected]

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Tel.+603-8769 4473/ Fax +603-8925 8215 +6 011-1624 3302 Tel.+603-8769 4515/ Fax +603-8925 9652 +6 019-240 0048

CONGRESS DINNER An evening not to be missed… Participants are invited to attend the Congress Dinner on 15 November 2017, showcasing a live entertainment featuring the multicultural heritage of Malaysia. Participants may purchase extra tickets at RM 230 (Malaysian) and USD 85 (Non-Malaysian) per person for accompanying spouse and guests.

TECHNICAL TOURS On Monday, 13 November 2017, technical tours to selected destinations have been arranged for local and international delegates. The tours allow delegates to experience and gain new knowledge in various aspects of the oil palm industry in Malaysia. These are the options for delegates:

OPTION A: Plantation In 2016, 5.74 million hectares of land in Malaysia was under oil palm cultivation. Malaysia is the second largest producer of oil palm in the world. A visit to an oil palm plantation is a must while you are in Malaysia. Visit a plantation to get close experiences in managing an oil palm estate and learn how to improve productivity and optimise resources. Delegates can take this opportunity to get knowledge and advice from experienced estate managers.

OPTION B: Biogas Plant Biogas capture is a key agenda in our country to ensure the sustainability of palm oil industry. In Malaysia, oil palm operators are required to implement sustainability practices through optimal usage of natural resources and their biomass products. This technical tour provides delegates the opportunity to visit a plant where biogas is produced from palm oil mill effluent (POME) and then scrubbed and purified to produce clean methane for use as fuel.

OPTION C: MPOB Research Station in Keratong, Pahang Located in Keratong, Pahang, this research station was established in 1992. The land area is about 607 ha of which 522 ha is designated for oil palm plantation for conducting R&D activities especially on oil palm planting materials. This research station also has an animal feed processing plant for producing quality animal feed. It also has a training centre which provides training to local youths in areas related to plantation, mechanisation and entrepreneurship. For further enquiries, please contact: Julia Madzuin Muda Mohd Ramzan Rusli


Tel. +603-8769 4512 Fax +603-8925 2850 Tel. +603-8769 4435 Fax +603-8925 2850

[email protected] [email protected]

FEES

PIPOC 2017

Congress Registration Fee Congress Registration Fee*

Participants

Early bird (before 30 June 2017)** Standard (after 30 June 2017) Walk-in Participants Poster Presenter (Industry) Student Walk-in Student

RM

USD

(Malaysian)

(Non-Malaysian)

2 800 3 100 3 150 1 550 930 980

1 050 1 165 1 185 580 350 370

5% discount for group registration of 5 and more persons after early bird period.***

MPOB Licensee

Early bird (before 30 June 2017) Standard (after 30 June 2017) Walk-in MPOB Licensee

2 600 2 800 2 850

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* Inclusive of 6% GST, books of abstracts, refreshments, lunches and congress dinner. ** EARLY BIRD: Registration with payment must be received before 30 June 2017 Confirmation of registration will be issued upon receipt of full payment. *** To enjoy the 5% group discount (5 participants and above, after the early bird period) registration must be done manually by faxing the Registration Form to the Secretariat.

Exhibition Fee

RM 13 780

USD 4 870

(Varies with location)

• Separate charges are applicable for TECHNICAL TOURS, EXTRA CONGRESS DINNER TICKETS and GOLF. • For more information, please contact: [email protected] • You are encouraged to register via MPOB website: www.mpob.gov.my / [email protected]

TERMS AND CONDITIONS • Requests for cancellation must be made in writing. • 100% refund will be made for written cancellation received before 1 August 2017. Refund will be issued after the Congress. • No refund will be given for cancellation received after 1 August 2017. However, replacement is acceptable and please forward the name to MPOB. • The Registration Form serves as the official invoice.

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THE CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE

AGRICULTURE, BIOTECHNOLOGY & SUSTAINABILITY CONFERENCE SESSION 1 • AGRICULTURE This year marks the 100th year of oil palm cultivation in Malaysia. The oil palm is a significant commodity crop for many countries along the equatorial belt. Suitable temperature, soil and rainfall are prerequisites to sustain the crop’s productivity. In addition, key agricultural practices such as fertiliser application, pest control, mechanisation and physiology of the palm play important roles in maximising the yield of this golden crop. External challenges such as land and labor shortage, environmental degradation, erratic weather patterns and rising fuel cost considerably affect the yield of this crop. This session will discuss the latest upstream management practices, crop bio-security, innovations in farm mechanisation, application of remote sensing and precision agriculture towards achieving higher yield and productivity.

SESSION 2 • BIOTECHNOLOGY Reaching a centennial milestone is indicative of the resilience of the oil palm industry in overcoming challenges and adapting to changing times. Over the years, the industry has witnessed changing consumer trends and technological advancements spearheading the direction of research in biotechnology. This session will further unveil oil palm emerging ‘omics’-based technologies to usher in the next era of growth in productivity and sustainable cultivation of the crop. The holistic tactics adopted in converging biotechnology tools with breeding will guarantee the crop’s commercial viability for the future.

SESSION 3 • SUSTAINABILITY Over the years, there has been increasing demand for sustainable palm oil. The oil palm players and stakeholders play a vital role towards ensuring the continued cultivation of oil palm. This session will discuss in detail the principles and criteria for growing oil palm with respect to sustainability issues. Various challenges such as biodiversity, environmental aspects and smallholder’s issues faced by the stakeholders in the palm oil industry will also be discussed.


CHEMISTRY, PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY & BIO-ENERGY CONFERENCE SESSION 1 • MILLING AND PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY Updates on improvements of milling and processing technologies will be discussed in this session. These technologies will match the demands for processing from the upstream and the requirements for quality from downstream and at the same time comply with the prevailing environmental regulations. Industry experience on holistic approaches in palm oil processing will be highlighted.

SESSION 2 • SCIENCE AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGY, ANALYTICAL AND QUALITY Clean and emerging technologies have attracted great interest in recent years and have great potential in the oil palm industry. Thus, this session will cover topics on the development of green products via green processes involving the use of clean processes and less energy, application of renewable resources, and enzyme catalysed reactions. Submissions that reflect novel analytical methods, interesting technologies related to analysis and updated, improved techniques for oils and fats characterisation are encouraged.

SESSION 3 • BIO-ENERGY Besides food, the products from the oil palm industry hold much promise as a source of green energy. This session will discuss the issues and challenges on oil palm bio-energy. Research on recent technology advancement in synthesis, processing and application of oil palm bio-energy will be discussed. Potential topics include, but are not limited to, enzymatic and catalytic processing, new feedstock, biomass pretreatment, etc.

SESSION 4 • ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY This session covers issues related to management, treatment or avoidance of palm oil mill effluent, particulate emissions, characterisation of possible minor components in waste streams and technologies for measuring and removal of contaminants. Various efforts and development studies related to the total environmental impact of palm oil production will be highlighted. The benefit to the present and future generation of mankind will also be discussed in this session.

SESSION 5 • BIOMASS UTILISATION This session will focus on some of the key technologies, as well as policy issues related to the choice of feedstocks and technology conversion platforms for the production of biocomposite products, industrial chemicals/biochemicals and bioenergy generation. The latest development in oil palm biomass into biochar and fine chemicals will be highlighted and discussed in this session.

SESSION 6 • REFINING TECHNOLOGY Increased focus on oil quality and refining yields has driven developments in refining technologies. This session offers an overview of the different refining technologies, with focus on yield and product quality.

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OLEO & SPECIALTY CHEMICALS CONFERENCE SESSION 1 • OLEOCHEMICAL SUSTAINABILITY For today’s oleochemical industry to develop sustainably, it must adopt business strategies that balance the needs of the industry and its stakeholders while still protecting, sustaining and enhancing the society and natural resources that will be needed in the future. The mandate to transform businesses to respect environmental limits while fulfilling social needs has become an ultimate platform for innovation in crafting strategy, design, manufacturing and brand. Efforts to produce environmental friendly and sustainable palm-based oleochemical products are continuously being the emphasis of the industry to fulfil the needs of new requirements and regulations. During this session, topics on sustainability of the oleochemical industry and some updates will be deliberated by the speakers.

SESSION 2 • GREEN CHEMISTRY: THE GAME CHANGER Development and innovations in the design of green chemical products and processes are highly pursued for carving the pathway towards a sustainable future. This session provides a platform of cutting-edge research under a green chemistry framework in the oleochemical industry. Based on the green chemistry principle, this session will focus on biocatalysts, renewable and biodegradable materials, as well as safer and efficient synthetic approaches.

SESSION 3 • FORMULATING OLEOCHEMICALS FOR NICHE APPLICATIONS Technological advancements and developments of bio-based products in the downstream sectors such as personal care, soap and detergents, and public health products will be the key drivers for market growth. With the increasing awareness among consumers on environmental issues, green and sustainable bio-based oleochemical continue to be important in the development of bio-based products for the niche market segment. This session will discuss the development of oleochemical products in meeting the growth of specific demands in various sectors of the industry.

SESSION 4 • TECHNOLOGY FOR REALISING A BETTER FUTURE


This session covers some of the recent technology developments of the downstream oleochemical industry. As technology moves beyond conventional processes, cutting-edge technologies have taken the lead in order to conform to the latest issues relating to processes, environmental and sustainability. Novel discovery will cut short the traditional long process required for product improvements. The application of modern technologies such as catalytic and green sustainable processes will be discussed. In addition, various aspects to bridge these opportunities and realising them will be explored.

SESSION 5 • POSITIONING OLEOCHEMICALS IN THE GLOBAL MARKET In 2015, the Asia Pacific has been the leading oleochemical market which accounted for over 40% of the total volume. In addition to being the largest consumer, the region is also the leading producer of oleochemicals. Hence, the challenges and opportunities for oleochemicals today lie in the changing economic and ecological conditions which demand sustainable and environmental friendly products. Speakers from across the oleochemical value chains will provide an objective assessment on the current state and future direction of the oleochemical industry to ensure a sustainable market growth in 2017 and beyond.

FOOD, HEALTH & NUTRITION CONFERENCE In its century of existence in Malaysia, the oil palm industry has moved from strength-to-strength. Currently, it is one of the most important pillars of the national economy despite facing all the challenges and allegations. Over the period, Malaysian palm oil has met the key sustainable development goals as outlined by the United Nations including reducing poverty, eliminating hunger, providing decent work, promoting economic growth and education as well as contributing to good health and well-being. Globally, there has been a tremendous development in nutrition research particularly on the emerging revelation on saturated fats. However, the perception towards saturated fat has hardly changed. As we are now at the crossroads, new research and technology breakthroughs are essential to revolutionise the industry. The Food Health & Nutrition Conference will address these concerns through stimulating discussions, debates as well as providing evidence and engagements with various experts in nutrition, health, food ingredients, applications, safety and quality.

SESSION 1 • DEVELOPMENT IN LIPID INNOVATION The evolution of food technology entails the creation of new and improved products. This session will address novel strategies to diversify the applications of oils and fats in food formulations. Experts from various sectors will focus on current challenges and the way forward in generating value added palm-based products using recent and emerging technologies.

SESSION 2 • LIPID FUNCTIONAL INGREDIENTS Innovation in lipid ingredients provides the insight to novel food development without affecting its functionality and sensory attributes. Growing interest in health benefits, organoleptic properties and cost-effectiveness has created a demand for new lipid functional ingredients. This session will elucidate the potential of palm-derived functional lipids.

SESSION 3 • FOOD SAFETY AND QUALITY Issues associated with food safety and quality have become a major concern amongst food industries and consumers globally. Latest advancements in the processing of oils and fats for food applications with emphasis on safety and quality will be discussed. This session will also provide a platform for disseminating the latest findings on mitigation of unwanted process-developed compounds.

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FOOD, HEALTH & NUTRITION CONFERENCE SESSION 4 • LIPID NUTRITION AND HEALTH This session will feature the latest findings in lipid nutrition research highlighting the changing perception on saturated fats in relation to chronic diseases. The role of saturated fats and carbohydrates in the human diet and their health implications will be deliberated.

SESSION 5 • PHYTONUTRIENTS AND CLINICAL EVIDENCE This session will focus on current findings and potential health benefits of palm-based phytonutrients. Emphasis will be on the beneficial effects of palm tocotrienols, carotenoids, phenolics as well as other health-related phytonutrients derived from palm oil. Latest clinical evidence will be emphasised.

NUTRITION FORUM • PALM OIL AND HEALTH – PAST EXPERIENCE, CURRENT ISSUES AND FUTURE PROSPECTS The health benefits of palm oil have been overshadowed by the misconception of saturated fats. Although there is a wave of change in the emerging evidence related to saturated fats on health, palm oil continues to unduly suffer a negative image. This forum will feature experts in health and nutrition areas who will deliberate and unveil new research findings and counter the general perception about saturated fats and its effect on our health.


GLOBAL ECONOMICS & MARKETING CONFERENCE The Global Economics & Marketing Conference (GEM) will highlight the importance of palm oil by treasuring the past performance/achievements of palm oil especially in Malaysia and charting the industry’s future in the world oils and fats complex. Leading experts and speakers, both local and international will share their views and experiences on this subject matter.

SESSION 1 • PALM OIL THE DRIVER OF GLOBAL OILS AND FATS The global competitiveness of palm oil will determine the future demand of palm oil in the oils and fats market by consumers since palm oil is deemed as the driver of global oils and fats. In spite of the emergence of new markets, China and India still retain their positions as the major importers of palm oil. Thus, it is vital to continue to focus on these markets. Apart from this, it is worth exploring the cost of production of other oilseeds and oils and fats since the industry is very competitive in nature. Pertinent themes related to these areas will also be deliberated by eminent speakers.

SESSION 2 • SUSTAINING PALM OIL ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS AND ENVIRONMENT The increasing challenge in maintaining the competitiveness of palm oil in the world market is that of allegations of environment mismanagement in the oil palm sector, particularly related to the sustainable production of palm oil. Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) have raised concerns on the need to promote sustainability in food production. As such, in order to promote the competitive growth and use of sustainable palm oil, the Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) has been established. Malaysian oil palm plantations are also too dependent on foreign workers, which could affect the development of this sector. Therefore, it is timely for the industry players, especially oil palm plantations, to promote the use of mechanisation in their oil palm plantations. Prominent speakers will deliberate on appropriate strategies to meet the challenges faced by the industry.

SESSION 3 • ECONOMIC CHALLENGES IN SUSTAINING THE FUTURE FOR PALM OIL The Malaysian oil palm industry is currently confronted with increasing competition not only from other palm oil producing countries but also discriminatory trade impediments imposed in the importing countries. In order to sustain the industry’s competitiveness, the way forward is to increase the downstream activities, while enhancing the upstream activities through upgrading both infrastructure, facilities and logistics. Experts in the palm oil industry will share the fruits of their thoughts and expertise in these areas.

SESSION 4 • TRADE AND FUTURE MARKET OUTLOOK FOR PALM OIL Palm oil has witnessed a meteoric rise since the last century. The world oils and fats complex and how it affects palm oil supply and demand in the future will be looked into. Coupled with this, the volatility of palm oil prices will subsequently lead to the instability in the demand for palm oil. Thus there is a great need for market diversification of palm oil in order to strengthen the export and price performance of palm oil in the long run. Palm oil experts will share their expertise and experience in these areas. The competitiveness of Malaysian palm oil through branding will also be elucidated.

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EVENING FORUM 2017 This year’s theme, ‘Treasuring the Past, Charting the Future’ focuses on the challenges faced by the oil palm industry as well as to acknowledge achievements and to navigate the future through sustainable growth of the oil palm industry. This forum provides an avenue for leaders of the industry to reminiscence into the past and to deliberate the future path of the oil palm industry. This platform will help generate new ideas that can be adopted to chart the future growth of our oil palm industry.

GENERAL CONDITIONS • It is expressly agreed that the members of the Organising Committee, MPOB and their legal representatives, Directors and officers/employees, and their agents shall not be liable for any loss, injury or damage of any kind whatsoever suffered directly or indirectly by the person, possessions or property of any Congress participant or other person during or in connection with the events of the programmes or any other activities of the Congress, for any reason whatsoever. Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing provision, any liability, if any, shall be limited to a refund of fees received from the aggrieved person. • It is agreed that the Organising Committee, MPOB and their agents and officers reserve the right to cancel at anytime any or all of the programmes or other activities if this should appear necessary as a result of events which are beyond their control or which they cannot reasonably be expected to influence or for which they are not responsible; such events shall include but are not limited to force majeure, government or other official regulations, natural disasters, strikes of any kind whatsoever, civil disorders or riots, obstruction or curtailment of transport and/or transmission facilities, insurrection or other crisis, or any other unforeseen occurrence. The decisions regarding the necessity for such cancellations shall be taken by the Organising Committee, MPOB and their agents at their sole discretion and shall be final. • The Organisers reserve the right to make changes to the programmes without prior notice whether in terms of papers, speakers, chairmen, schedules or any other aspects.

ACCOMMODATION Hotels around the Congress venue offer attractive rates to participants. Participants are to make their reservations directly with hotels of their choice.


REGISTRATION FORM

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Note: Kindly provide the required information about yourself in helping us to serve you better. Please tick (√) at the relevant box. Name: Organisation: Industry/sector: Address: City: Postcode: Country: Designation: Telephone: Fax: Special Dietary Request (Vegetarian): Yes Remarks: A.

I. CONFERENCE MODULE 14-16 NOVEMBER 2017 (Please tick one only):

II. PARTICIPATION STATUS

Agriculture, Biotechnology & Sustainability Chemistry, Processing Tech. & Bio-Energy

Salutation:

No

State: Nationality: I.C./Passport No.: Email:

Food, Health & Nutrition Oleo & Specialty Chemicals

Global Economics & Marketing

MPOB Licensee Normal MPOB Licensee No.:

15

Student Student ID:

III. CONGRESS FEE

Congress Registration Fee*

RM

Participants Early bird (before 30 June 2017) Standard (after 30 June 2017) Walk-in Participants Poster Presenter (Industry) Student Walk-in Student

USD

(Malaysian)

(Non-Malaysian)

2 800 3 100 3 150 1 550 930 980

1 050 1 165 1 185 580 350 370

2 600 2 800 2 850

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5% discount for group registration of 5 and more persons after early bird period. MPOB Licensee Early bird (before 30 June 2017) Standard (after 30 June 2017) Walk-in MPOB Licensee *Inclusive of 6% GST, books of abstracts, refreshments, lunches and congress dinner.

IV. EVENING FORUM (14 November 2017) & CONGRESS DINNER (15 November 2017) I will attend I will not attend Evening Forum (Inclusive of Congress Fee) Congress Dinner (Inclusive of Congress Fee)

V. ADDITIONAL TICKET(s) FOR CONGRESS DINNER

B.

PIPOC 2017 GOLF CHALLENGE TROPHY (12 November 2017) (In conjunction with MPOB PIPOC 2017- Registration Closing Date: 1 October 2017)

I wish to participate/sponsor:

AMOUNT DUE - SIDE 1 (Amount III + Amount V + Amount B)

Qty:

Qty:

x RM 230/USD 85

Amount:

x RM 400/USD 150 Amount:

REGISTRATION FORM

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C.

TECHNICAL TOURS (13 NOVEMBER 2017) Rate:RM400/USD150 each (Held concurrently and exclusive of conference fee)

I wish to participate/sponsor the following guest(s): Option A: Plantation Name: 1. 2. Option B: Biogas Plant Name: 1. 2. Option C: MPOB Research Station Name: 1. 2. AMOUNT DUE- SIDE 2 (Amount C) TOTAL AMOUNT DUE (Amount Due- Side 1 + Amount Due – Side 2)

FORM OF PAYMENT

• My cheque payable to “MPOB “ for the above total amount due is enclosed (Cheque No.: • Payment is made by Telegraphic Transfer (T/T) for the above total amount due.

Beneficiary : MALAYSIAN PALM OIL BOARD Bank Beneficiary : CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad No. 17, Jalan Jelok 6, Metro Point, 43000 Kajang, Selangor, Malaysia

SWIFT CODE : CTBBMYKL CIMB Bank current account : 8600471810

* Please send a copy of the bank-in slip for tracing payment * All bank charges must be borne by the participant

Director-General Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) Ministry of Plantation Industries & Commodities 6, Persiaran Institusi, Bandar Baru Bangi, 43000 Kajang, Selangor, Malaysia. (Attn: HRD & Conference Management Unit) Fax: +603-8925 7549/ 8926 1202 Treasuring Email: [email protected] the Past

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• Please charge my card for the above total amount due. Credit Card Number

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Visa MasterCard

Expiry Date

Name as printed on card To enjoy an early bird rate, send in your completed registration form with payment before 30 June 2017 to:

Cardholder Signature (compulsory)

For Enquiries Ruba’ah Masri ([email protected]/+ 603-8769 4567) Norhaliza Kasmuri ([email protected]/ +603-8769 4570) Nurul Aishah Musa ([email protected]/ +603-8769 4568) Fax : +603-8925 7549/ 8925 1202 Website : www.mpob.gov.my / [email protected]

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