Bremen Cotton Conference Less than Two Weeks Away
March 10, 2010 According to the organizers of the 30th International Cotton Conference in Bremen, Germany, preparations for the bi-annual meeting are running at full speed. Cotton experts from all over the world are expected to converge on Bremen Town Hall from March 24 to 27 for this major industry event.
The conference’s agenda includes “sustainability, global cotton production, a look at individual countries and the various situations in those regions, genetic engineering, cotton as a commodity and, last but not least, the core of the conference agenda: cotton testing techniques.” This comprehensive agenda covers current issues concerning cotton production, trade and cotton processing.
The complete conference agenda and online registration can be found at http://www.baumwollboerse.de/index.php?l=2&n=27,0,0.
In other conference news, the International Cotton Association reports that its all-new “Singapore 2010” event, held March 4 to 5, was a sell-out and a success. 470 participants, representing 29 countries, attended.
ICA President, Cliff White, said: “Our aim with Singapore 2010 was to provide a unique opportunity for the cotton community in Asia to come together. We certainly achieved this and we have been overwhelmed by the response. The event was a sell-out by mid-February.”
Go to http://www.ica-ltd.org/news/singapore-2010-a-sell-out-and-a-success to download the delegate list and agenda. Presentations and photographs will also be available soon.
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