The Indian Institute of Packaging is one of the founder members of the APF and has been a great contributor in the formation and working of APF. APF has selected IIP with its vast infrastructural facilities of testing in NABL accredited laboratories, R&D, Consultancy and Training matching world class standards to conduct the programme. The Indian Institute of Packaging has helped many developing countries in the promotion of packaging through projects for prominent international bodies like the United Nation Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO),International Trade Centre (ITC), thecommonwealth Fund for Technical Co-operation (CFTC) and the European Union (EU). Indonesian Packaging Federation As a business association and non profit organization, Indonesian Packaging Federation (IPF) is aimed to enhance and develop in packaging field as well as encourage research and development, to build up a wide solid network among packaging industries, both locally and internationally. IPF also a member of Asian Packaging Federation (APF). Asian Packaging Federation The APF, a non-profit organisation, established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1967, unites the packaging interests of all trade and industries in the Asia- Pacific region and beyond, under one co-operative umbrella. The objective of the Federation is to enhance cross country cooperation among all packaging-related bodies, covering a gamut of subjects like training & education, package development, technology & industry progress, environmental aspects, law and regulations. The APF Secretariat rotates among the member countries and is currently situated in Thailand at Industrial Promotion Centre Region 6 ( IPC6 ), 333, Mittrapap Road, Tambon Sungnem, Amphur Sungnem, Nakhonratchasima
Programme Objective With the globalization of markets and trade, the role of PACKAGING has assumed a great significance for marketing and distribution of products. With the increasing focus on the development of technological capabilities, training plays a major role in the development of knowledge, infrastructure and data bases. The focus of the programme is aimed at bringing to the fore, the concept of packaging and Packaging Technology as well as provide valuable insight into the state-of-art practices, emerging technologies and trends in packaging. The main objectives of the programme are: To discuss the socio-cultural and scientific needs through the active participation from various countries. To give opportunity to the participants to interact with the faculty and the industry. Programme Content DAY 1 (Tuesday, 19 July 2011) 08.30 09.00 : Registration 09.00 09.15 : Opening Session & introduction 09.15 10.45 : Packaging Principles, Concepts & Selection 10.45 11.00 : Coffee Break 11.00 12.30 : Paper, Folding Cartons, Corrugated Fibre Board Types,Properties, Applications and New Trends 12.30 13.30 : Lunch 13.30 15.00 : Metal & Glass Containers Types, Applications, New Trends and latest technologies 15.00 15.15 : Coffee Break 15.15 16.45 : Plastic Rigid & Flexible Packaging - New trends DAY 2 (Wednesday, 20 July 2011) 12.15 13.15 : Lunch 13.15 14.45 : Printing process for flexible packaging 14.45 15.00 : Coffee Break 15.00 16.30 : Packaging of Pharmaceuticals Thermoforming & Blister Packaging DAY 3 (Thursday, 21 July 2011) 09.00 10.30 : Packaging for Home Personal Care products 10.30 10.45 : Coffee Break 10.45 12.15 : Packaging and Environment- Eco Issues 12.15 13.15 : Lunch 13.15 14.45 : Packaging Development and Specifications 14.45 15.00 : Coffee Break 15.00 16.30 : Case Studies, Group Presentation and Conclusion Venue Century Park Hotel, Jakarta. Faculty The core faculty for the course are from Indian Institute of Packaging, who are well trained from Institutes of International repute like PIRA International U.K., Michigan State University USA, TNO CIVO The Netherlands, EMPA Switzerland and International Trade Centre Geneva. One or two eminent experts from Industries of Asian countries may also be invited. Training Methodology Lectures through Audio Visuals. The participants are expected to interact with the faculty and among themselves to make the programme interesting and meaningful. 09.00 10.30 : Product Package Compatibility/ Shelf life Studies 10.30 10.45 : Coffee Break 10.45 12.15 : Packaging of Fresh & Processed Fruits & Vegetables (include Shrink & Stretch Wrapping technology)
Selection of Participants Each APF member country will select the candidates from their respective country based on qualification and experience and forward a list of 5 candidates in the order of priority to Chairman Education Committee APF through APF Secretariat. Depending upon the response received from each country, the APF Education Committee will finalise the selected candidates and the same will be intimidated by APF Secretariat The last date for sending the nominations is 20 th June, 2011. Eligibility for Participation For effective utilization of the course, it is desirable that the participants should have adequate technical background and minimum two years experience in the field of packaging to understand the course proceedings and interact effectively with the faculty and fellow participants. The participants should be graduates in science / engineering / technology. The participants could be personnel engaged in production/process, quality control, purchase, marketing activities, productpackage R&D activities as well as from packaging Institutes/Associations, suppliers/users of packaging materials. And More... Number of Participants The course will be restricted to 20 participants. Language Proficiency Since the programme will be conducted in English, the participants are expected to be proficient in English language. Fee The programme fee will be borne by APF which includes tuition fee, course materials, refreshments and working lunch during the programme. For boarding/lodging, per participant cost would be 300 US Dollars which will have to be borne by the participants or the sponsoring organisation. Budget accommodation will be provided on twin sharing basis (self-contained A/C room). The fee does not include to and fro travel cost by air, local transport and per diem cost. Certificate The APF will issue certificates to the participants on successful completion of the programme. Participating Countries APF member countries. Closing Date for Nominations 20 th June, 2011 Nominations to be forwarded to: The APF Secretariat Thailand at Industrial Promotion Centre Region 6 (IPC6), 333, Mittrapap Road, Tambon Sungnem, Amphur Sungnem, Nakhonratchasima Or Indian Institute of Packaging E-2, M.I.D.C., Andheri (East), Mumbai - 400 093, India. The acceptance of nominations would be intimated to the member countries thereafter. APF Office Bearers APF Member Countries Mr. Safi Ullah Chowdhury President Mr. Mitsuhiko Sakai Vice President 1 Mr. Surasith Bunyabhisand Vice President 2 Ms. Ariana Susanti Vice President 3 Mrs. Uraiwan Chandrayu Secretary General Mr. Vitien Nildum Treasurer Mr. N. C. Saha Chairman: Education Committee Mr. Albert Lim Chairman: Membership Committee Australia China India Japan Singapore Philippines Sri Lanka Thailand Indonesia Bangladesh Korea Malaysia Vietnam Russia Custage Marketing Solutions Pvt Ltd (info@custage.com)
Name of the Organisation making recommendation : Name of Participant : Address (Office) : Permanent Home Address : Educational Qualifications : Practical Training : Employment Experience : Present Job Duties (Limit to 3 major duties) : Title of Present Position : Special Skill : Publication : Any other Relevant : Information Residential Training Programme on PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY 19 th 21 st July, 2011 Particulars of Person Recommended for Participation Tel./Fax : E-mail : a) Age / Date of Birth : b) Place of Birth : c) Sex : CERTIFICATE FROM EMPLOYER Signature of Applicant Date : We have gone through the terms and conditions of the APF Programme and shall abide by these in case nominee is finally selected for the Programme. Special remarks, if any, by the Ordinary Member Representative of the country Signature of the Sponsoring Authority Signature of Authorised Person