25 27 July 2010 Gallagher Convention Centre, Midrand, Johannesburg

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1 25 27 July 2010 Gallagher Convention Centre, Midrand, PARTNER NATION FOR 2010 M A L A Y S I A In conjunction with Africa s Big Seven (The continent s leading Food and Beverage Industry Event) plus Halaal World 2010 supported and endorsed by the South African National Halaal Authority (SANHA). MPOC is a partner for Africa s Big Seven with Malaysia becoming one of the Partner nations in Africa s Big Seven July 2010, South Africa Partnering with the continent s leading food & beverage trade industry event MPOC & Africa s Big Seven will introduce Palm Oil suppliers to new markets and new buyers from Africa s 750 million plus consumers. Judging from past experience the organizers expect to receive trade visitors from over 45 countries to this event. / Africa s Big Seven! Embraces the following constituents:

2 Is the only event of its kind in Africa and is rapidly developing into a continental clearing house where fresh and processed foods are displayed for export, specialty foods and beverages are marketed to Africa s importers, wholesalers and retailers and manufacturing, processing and packaging technologies are traded internationally AFRICA A MARKET OF >750 MILLION CONSUMERS! Increasingly the world is beginning to see Africa s immense business potential and there is growing recognition that the continent offers phenomenal opportunities in both the sourcing and selling of products. There can be little argument that Africa s economic prospects are the best they have ever been. This all adds up to enormous business opportunities for suppliers of raw materials, processing, packaging and labelling equipment, a fact not lost on last year s international exhibitors came from 39 countries around the globe. The simple fact is that Africa wants to do business said Teigue Payne, publisher of leading industry journal Food & Beverage Reporter. Africa s Big Seven plays a hugely successful role in bridging the gap between buyers and sellers; people who in many instances would have no other way of knowing of each others existence. Fresh produce Product development Ingredients Additives Flavourings Processing Quality control Value added food products This 10 th annual Crop-to-Shop Expo showcases the products, ingredients and processes involved in moving agriindustry production from farm to market. From the growing and harvesting of produce and feedstock, to the processing and packaging of shelf-ready products, Agri-Food showcases the many companies involved and the diverse range of goods they manufacture and distribute to the consumer market. Agri-Food is one of seven industrydedicated shows that comprise Africa s Big Seven (AB7) trade expo, the only Food & Beverage trade show of its kind on the African continent. The Agri-Food Expo is the most effective networking and marketing platform on the African continent, connecting producers and manufacturers with regional and international buyers. With Africa s growing middle class enhancing its lifestyle away from maize staples towards bread and other baked food products, the continent s baking industry is experiencing unprecedented growth and market expansion. On-site bakery facilities are becoming more prevalent at in-store sites such as supermarkets, convenience stores and forecourts, increasing demand for new equipment, pre-mix, ready-mix and other baking ingredients. Large bakery plants are seeing a surge in demand for many bakery products. Inter-Bake Africa is one of seven industry-dedicated shows that comprise Africa s Big Seven (AB7) trade expo, the only Food & Beverage trade show of its kind on the African continent. Inter-Bake Africa is the official showcase for members of the Southern African Chamber of baking; Inter-Bake is where you will find Africa s bakers. Ingredients, additives & flavourings Manufacturing technologies Production, processing and packaging equipment The tastes and demands of consumers are changing with today s buyers looking for a combination of value for money, health and nutrition, convenience and affordability. Lifestyles in Africa are also changing. A move away from traditional to western foods, more working couples, and emphasis on quality time have led to an explosive demand for convenience foods and home meal replacements. Currently more than 47% of South Africa s food expenditure is accounted for by packaged products and US$ 2.1 billion of the country s US$3.7 billion packaging bill is spent on food and beverage packaging. FoodTech Africa is designed to provide food and beverage manufacturers with the necessary inputs to meet the changing demands imposed by consumers.

3 E x h i b i t i o n S p a c e A p p l i c a t i o n PLEASE TICK WHICHEVER APPLICABLE ( ) Please return this form latest by 25 June 2010 Please return this form to: MALAYSIA AFRICA PALM OIL TRADE FAIR & SEMINAR 2010 (MA-POTS 2010) 1 APPLICANT Company Name Contact Person Company Address Tel. No. Fax. No. Cell. No. Website The Secretariat M. Uthaya Kumar Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) Regional Office 5 Nollsworth Crescent, Nollsworth Park La Lucia Ridge Office Estate, La Lucia 4051, Kwa Zulu Natal, South Africa P.O. Box 1591, M.E.C.C., 4301, SA Tel: Fax: kumar@mpoc.org.za Website: The Secretariat Iskahar Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) Headquarters 2nd Floor, Wisma Sawit Lot 6, SS6, Jalan Perbandaran Kelana Jaya Selangor, Malaysia Tel: Fax: iskahar@mpoc.org.my Website: 2 MPOC SUBSIDISED STAND PRICES FOR EXHIBITORS FROM MALAYSIA Full stand package (Booth) This consists of shell scheme, carpets, 2 spotlights, 1 plug point, 1 fascia board with company name, 2 chairs, 1 table. RM5,000 per 9m² unit x unit(s) Total Amount (US$) Application is subject to an official contract between the applicant and the Malaysian Palm Oil Council. Upon receipt and acceptance of official contract the applicants will be sent an operating services manual which outlines all procedures, subcontractors and services available.

4 3 EXHIBITION SCHEDULE Venue: Gallagher Convention Centre, Richards Drive, Midrand,. Exhibitor Build-up: July 2010 Exhibition Dates: July 2010 Exhibition Hours: hours Exhibitor Breakdown: 28 July 2010 TO GALLAGHER CONVENTION CENTRE 4 TERMS AND CONDITIONS Full payment is required latest by 30 May 2010 No refund will be given for cancellation received after 30 May 2010, unless you find another exhibitor to take up your space The exhibitor assumes the entire responsibility and liability for losses, damages and claims arising out of exhibitors activities on the premises, and will indemnify, defend and hold harmless the organizers from such losses, damages and claims The exhibition terms and conditions form part of the contract. By signing and returning this form, you indicate that you have read, understood, and agreed to the terms noted above. Name Signature Date 5 PAYMENT Against invoice issued after receipt of signed contract.

5 Hotel Reservation Form PLEASE TICK WHICHEVER APPLICABLE ( ) Please return this Form before 17 June 2010 Please complete the form below. Reservation and cancellation conditions apply. 1. Reservation without credit card number will not be accepted. Confirmation will be sent to the guest within 48 hours of receipt of reservation. 2. Any cancellation after 15 June 2010 will be charged to the guest s credit card as 100% of the confirmed room rate. The charge will be based upon the room rate specified in the Hotel Reservation Form. ACCOMMODATION RATES (US$ PER NIGHT). PLEASE TICK ( ) Southern Sun Grayston Hotel, Single US$200 Double US$220 Balalaika Hotel, Single US$240 Double US$260 Hilton Hotel, Single US$280 Double US$300 PLEASE RESERVE FOR: Full Name Passport No. Arrival Date Departure Date Arrival Time Departure Time Address Postal Code State Tel. No. City Country Fax. No. Please provide your credit card number to guarantee your reservation Card Type: Visa Mastercard Others (pls specify) Card Number CVC Number (Last 3 digits in the back of the card) Expiry Date Name printed on card For Office Use Only Confirmation Date Confirmed By Signature