IGC Grains Conference 2008

London, England

Jun 10 2008 - Jun 10 2008

Volatile markets – who will pay the price?

Tightening grain and oilseed supplies, accompanied by steeply rising and volatile markets and, in some cases, restrictive export measures, are prompting significant questions about how the global grain economy will develop in the coming years. This, against the background of high energy costs, increased turbulence in commodity markets, global financial concerns and sustained strong economic growth in parts of Asia.

As demand climbs further to meet expanding food, feed and industrial needs, including biofuels, will producers be able to respond sufficiently? What is the likely impact on future world trading patterns, also taking into account recent sharp rises in ocean freight rates? What is the latest thinking on biofuel trends? Several eminent speakers, representing industry and governments, will give their perspectives on these and other vital issues.
Simultaneous interpretation: Arabic, English, French, Italian, Japanese, Russian and Spanish

Please book now to secure your place. Delegates may register online via IGC'swebsite www.igc.org.uk or by completing the attached registration form.

Please note: The Grain and Feed Trade Association (GAFTA) will be holding its annual dinner on the evening of the IGC Grains Conference. www.gafta.com/index.php?page=Events