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Welcome A warm welcome to the re-scheduled in-cosmetics Asia 2011.
This year Thailand was hit by the heaviest monsoon rainfall for 50 years leading to widespread flooding, and our deepest sympathies are with everyone who has been personally impacted by this natural disaster.
Organisers of in-cosmetics Asia 2011
Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN T: +44 (0) 20 8910 7873 F: +44 (0) 20 8910 7926 E:
incosasiateam@reedexpo.co.uk W:
www.in-cosmeticsasia.com
After taking the decision to postpone in-cosmetics Asia 2011 we were immediately struck by the resilience of the Thai people. Despite some concerns it was the feedback from exhibitors, visitors and partners, particularly in Thailand, that persuaded us that we should still deliver this opportunity for the cosmetics industry to meet and conduct business in Asia this year.
We’re delighted that the IFSCC 2011 Conference was also re-scheduled, so that the concept of “Beauty Week” has been preserved. We extend a special welcome to IFSCC 2011 Conference attendees visiting in-cosmetics Asia.
Supported by
On a separate note the cosmetics industry was shocked last month by the news of the passing away of Dr Johann Wiechers. Dr Wiechers had worked with the in-cosmetics team for many years, and will be missed. Read our tribute on page 13.
in-cosmetics is the registered trade mark of Reed Exhibitions Limited.
You can see who is exhibiting and the floorplan on pages 18 - 20, which should make it easier for you to navigate around the exhibition. Over 265 exhibitors will be displaying their new technologies.
This Catalogue is designed and produced on behalf of Reed Exhibitions by
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The Innovation Zone is the place to discover 30+ new ingredients and witness live demonstrations plus interact with Mintel Beauty and Personal Care’s latest beauty products incorporating oxygen, carbon, water and other earthly elements as ingredients. Find out more on page 8.
Alongside the exhibition is a packed Educational Programme with Innovation Seminars, Marketing Trends Presentations and Workshops to inspire your formulations. Check the schedules over pages 12 - 16. Make sure to arrive early as all are extremely popular.
We hope you enjoy all that is on offer at in-cosmetics Asia 2011. My team and I would appreciate your comments and feedback. Please share your experiences or let us know after the event by contacting me
sarah.gibson@
reedexpo.co.uk or completing the survey that will be sent to you.
Thank you very much for your support. I wish you a rewarding time in Bangkok and look forward to welcoming you at in-cosmetics Asia again in Bangkok on 6-8 November next year.
Sustainable Initiatives
Environmental Statement - Sustainable paper All publications produced by SMS are printed on paper from sustainable forests, manufactured using Elemental Chlorine-Free (ECF) bleach and 100% recyclable chemical fibres. The paper is also 100% recyclable and is from natural and renewable resources.
While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy in the compilation of this magazine, the organisers and publishers cannot accept liability for content of any promotional material, errors and omissions.
Sarah Gibson Exhibition Director
sarah.gibson@
reedexpo.co.uk in-cosmetics Asia
www.in-cosmeticsasia.com
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