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The ‘Organics & Millets 2017-National Trade Fair’ is a national conference and exposition on vista of opportunities in agriculture, horticulture, processing and marketing.

The ‘Organics & Millets 2017-National Trade Fair’ is a national conference

and exposition on opportunities in agriculture and horticulture,

processing and marketing. The event offers an excellent opportunity for

farmers, buyers, sellers and exporters of organic produces and millets.

This fair also gives a platform for organic product processors,

manufacturers of farm equipment and others to showcase their respective

products and expertise in organic and millet related areas. The fair serves

as an important confluence for all organic stakeholders for the promotion

of trade and sharing information and knowledge about organic

agribusiness. In Karnataka, Organic & Millet farmers have been organized

into 14 Regional Federations. They produce a wide ranging variety of

organic & millet crops. This trade fair is an ideal platform to connect with

this wide producer base. It is a one stop opportunity to source your

requirement of organic and millet crops.

The deterioration of global environment and soil health due to

excessive use of chemical fertilizers to raise crop production has

caused an alarm. Lifestyle related diseases and disorders have become

a major health concern all over the world.

The food habits of people both in India and abroad are being oriented

towards natural foods and high fibre diet with increasing awareness

on health care and fitness. This change has brought in focused thrust

to organic farming and a renewed interest in the consumption of

Millets.

India with nearly 6 million hectares under certified organic cultivation

produces a variety of agriculture and horticulture crops. In addition to

meeting its huge domestic market, India is also becoming a major

exporter of organic produces and Millets. Millets, more commonly

known these days as “Super Food”, are a group of highly variable

small-seeded grass. These gluten-free grains are powerhouses of fiber,

calcium, proteins and minerals.

Organics & Millets 2017 -National Trade Fair

The food habits of people both in India and abroad are being oriented towards natural foods and high fibre diet with increasing awareness on health care and fitness.

The event offers an excellent opportunity to showcase organic potential of farmers, processors, traders and other stakeholders.

This unique national fair is organized by the Department of Agriculture,

Govt. of Karnataka, Karnataka State Agricultural Produce Processing

and Export Corporation Limited (KAPPEC), State Agricultural

Universities and Jaivik Krishik Society. International Competence Centre

for Organic Agriculture (ICCOA) has been chosen as the Knowledge

Partner to showcase the event effectively. The venue has central air

condition system and is designed to house more than 200 stalls.

April 28-30, Bengaluru Palace Grounds,

www.organics-millets.in

We invite you to connect with exciting opportunities as Karnataka

further consolidates its role as the pioneer of Organic and Millet Foods.

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43.7 million hectares of land (1% of total

agricultural land) is being managed

organically by 2 million producers across

172 countries the world over. The area

under organic cultivation and the global

organic food market is increasing at an

annual rate of 10% and 12%, respectively,

over the last 14 years and global market is

estimated to reach USD 80 billion by 2018.

Organic farming and its potentialOrganic farming aims at production of quality and safe agricultural

products which do not contain any chemical residues. It follows eco-

friendly production methods and farming systems that restore and

maintain soil fertility. Organic Farming is gaining momentum all over

the world as it offers a means to address food self reliance, rural

development and nature conservation.

Indian ScenarioAs on March 2016, India has brought

57.09 lakh ha under organic certification. India

exported 2.64 lakh tons of various commodities

worth about Rs. 1,900 crore, which account for

0.3% of total global organic trade.

Global Scenario

Sahaja Samrudha

Event Highlights

?Exhibition of Millets and Organic

products

?Buyer Seller Meet

?National Conference

?Farmers’ Workshop

?Organic Food Court

?Consumer Connect Program

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Sri SiddaramaiahHon’ble Chief Minister

Government of Karnataka

Karnataka ScenarioKarnataka stands 5th in the country in terms of total

cultivated area under organic certification at 93,963 ha as

on March 2016 and 3rd in terms of total certified

production at 2,82,633 tons. This is an indication of the

immense opportunities available to the state in view of

its inherent advantages of climate and diversified

production. Important crop commodities exported from

the state are cane sugar, mango pulp, cashew nuts,

pineapple juice, etc. Other crops that have high export

potential and can be given enhanced thrust and focus

for organic farming and export are coffee, coconut,

spices, pulses, medicinal and aromatic crops. Fruits and

fruit products also have a huge future potential.

Karnataka - Pioneer in Organic Agriculture

?1st State to formulate Organic Farming Policy way back

in 2004

?Several promotional programmes have resulted in

bringing nearly one lakh hectares under organic

cultivation.

?Research stations in all state agricultural universities

studying package of practices

?14 Regional Federations of Organic Farmers Associations

to facilitate value addition, processing and marketing

?Karnataka State Organic Certification Agency to cater

to the needs of certification

?Organic Farming Directory of all stakeholders

developed

?Strong customer base for organic products

?Bengaluru – the organic hub of India with over 160

exclusive organic outlets, more than 400 corporate

retail outlets and 8-9 exclusive organic restaurants

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?High dietary fibre provides hunger satisfaction and

helps reduce obesity

?Reduce the risk of Diabetes & Cardio Vascular

Diseases

?Beneficial in treating and prevention of gallstones and

stomach ulcers

?Nutritionally dense and reduce anaemia, liver disorder

and asthma

?Its hypo allergic properties help prevent allergic

reactions

?Relieves constipation

?Lowers blood glucose response and reduce the risk of

Type II Diabetes

?Rich in anti oxidants and hence reduce oxidative stress

?Reduce the risk of cancer

?Reduce the occurrence of hypertension

Health benefits of consuming millets

Millets are small seeded cereals and grains that are

indigenous to India and African countries. Millets are

considered to have been cultivated in India from pre-

historic times. Their importance as food can be realized

from the fact that millets are being cultivated in an area

of about 30 million acres in India.

Millets require 70% less water than rice. They require no

pesticides and minimal chemical fertilizers making them

mostly organic and environment friendly. They are low

cost crops and can be grown well even in marginal lands,

with low rainfall.

Millets are nutritional powerhouses high in proteins,

dietary fibre, B complex vitamins, essential amino acids,

folic acid and Vitamin E. They are particularly high in

minerals such as Iron, Magnesium, Copper, Phosphorous,

Zinc, Calcium and Potassium. The nutritional and health

benefits of millets have created a surge in demand for a

variety of millets.

Millets - The Super Food

Products on display?

Millet, Barnyard Millet, Kodo Millet, Proso Millet,

Sorghum and Pearl Millet

?Cereals and Pulses

?Spices and Herbs

?Fresh fruits and Vegetables

?Oil seeds, Nuts, Dry Fruits and Coconut

?Packaged, ready to eat organic millet foods

Millet varieties - Little Millet, Foxtail Millet, Finger

ØCereals and millets (Non Basmati Paddy, Maize, Bajra

and Ragi) and fruits (Mango, Pineapple, Banana)

ØSpices and condiments (Arecanut, Black Pepper,

Chilli, Cinnamon, Cloves, Ginger, Turmeric,

Nutmeg, Parsley and Bay leaves)

ØSugar cane

ØPlantation crops (Coffee, Coconut)

ØPulses (Black gram, Green gram, Bengal gram,

Horse gram and Pigeon pea )

ØOilseeds (Sesame, Ground nut and Soyabean)

ØMedicinal and aromatic plants (Amla,

Aswagandha, Brahmi, Tulsi, Citronella, Chia,

Gymnema, Lemon grass, Moringa, Palmarosa)

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?Organic Tea, Coffee and other beverages

?Value added Millet produces – RTC, RTE

foods

?Textiles, Cosmetics, Personal Care items

?Bio-Fertilisers, Organic Manure

?Other organic products

?Foods by organic restaurants

Soya and other value added products

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April 28-30, Bengaluru

2017

Important crops under organic cultivation are:

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?Farmers and producers

?Buyers and sellers

?Exporters and domestic trading companies

?Food caterers and restaurants

?Food and beverage wholesale

?Supermarkets, department stores, specialty chain

stores

?Retail and convenience stores

?Food manufacturing and processing

?Service companies (certification agencies, agriculture

institutions, food consultants, farmer organizations,

central and state govt agencies and others)

?Health conscious consumers

?Students

?Nutritionists

?Others

Targeted visitors

Events during the fair

This event is organised to target different segments of

the society such as home-makers, general public,

students, farmers, etc. The event will establish connection

between 'Organics' and 'Consumers' and create

awareness on organic food and its relevance to food

safety, health and environment. Cooking competition for

home-makers to demonstrate various ways of cooking

millets is organised. Consultation on health by dieticians

for public is held on the second and third day.

Consumer Connect Program

A two-day farmers’ workshop will be held with the

objective of creating awareness about production,

certification, value addition, processing and marketing.

Farmers’ Workshop

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all the stakeholders to share their knowledge on organic

produce along with a dedicated session on millets.

A dedicated Buyer - Seller lounge is created at the venue.

B2B meets are organized after matching the

requirements of the buyers and sellers.

Buyer Seller Meet (B2B)

Display of a variety of organic products, millets, eco-

friendly product range and processing machineries and

equipment

Exhibition

To share knowledge and new technologies, a two-day

conference is organized to provide a common forum for

National Conference

Organic Food Court offers a variety of delicacies made

with millets and other organic ingredients. This not only

makes people understand the importance of producing

organic food but also gives them an opportunity to taste

healthy food in order to influence them to change their

food habit and lifestyle.

Millets & Organic Food Court




2017

Particulars

Octanorm Stall (Space with wall panels, fascia with company name, carpet, 1 table, 2 chairs, waste basket, 3 spot lights, and 1 power outlet)

Raw Space

Categories

General

NGOS

Students/Farmers

Farmers Rs. 100/ two days Entry, Delegate Kit, Organic lunch, Coffee/Tea

Space Amount

9 Sq m Rs. 15000/Stall

Conference Fee

Delegate Fee

Rs. 1000/ two days

Rs. 500/ two days

Rs. 200/ two days

Services

Entry, Delegate Kit, Organic lunch, Coffee/Tea



Farmers’ Workshop (in Kannada only)

Participation Fee

9 Sq m or multiples Rs. 12000/stall or multiples

For Delegate Registration and Booking of Stalls, Contact:

1. Organic Farming Division, Karnataka State Department of Agriculture

Ph: 080-22240125, email: [email protected], Toll Free No: 1800-425-3553

2. International Competence Centre for Organic Agriculture (ICCOA)

Ph.: 080-26641152 / 26641153, email: [email protected]

Organic Farming Division,

Karnataka State Department of Agriculture

No. 1, Sheshadri Road, Bengaluru,

Karnataka-560001

Ph.: 080-222409125 / 22074111 / 22242746 / 22074101

[email protected]

Contact Details

Karntaka State Agricultural Produce Processing

and Export Corporation Ltd. (KAPPEC)

(A Government of Karnataka Enterprise)

No.17, General K. S. Thimayya Road (Richmond Road),

Bengaluru, Karnataka-560025

Ph.: 080-22271194 / 22243082

[email protected]

International Competence Centre for

Organic Agriculture (ICCOA)

No. 58/3, 39 A Cross, 11th Main, 4th T Block,

Jayanagara, Bengaluru, Karnataka-560041

Ph.: 080-26641152 / 26641153

[email protected]

Knowledge PartnerPartners




2017

www.iccoa.org

International Competence Centre for Organic Agriculture

Organics & Millets 2017-National Trade FairApril 28-30, Palace Grounds, Bengaluru

Floor Plan



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Stall & B2B Registration Form

Organization/ Department Name:

Contact Person for Stall:

Contact Person for B2B Meet:

Address:

Designation:

Designation:

City: Pin code: State:

Mob.: Tel.: Fax:

Email: Web:

Category

Company

Government/ Department

Eco- Tourism

Ayurveda

Medicinal Plant Producer

Retail Store

Certification Agencies

Hotel & Hospitality

Cosmetic Industry

Publication house

Farmers Group

Input Manufacturer

Exporter

Research & Development

Others ( Please Specify)

Stall Participation Details

No of Octanorm Stall (09 Sq m):

Raw Space Area (Sq m):

Partnership Package Type:

Total Cost:

Total Cost:

Total Cost:

Buyer-Seller Meet

Producer

Processor

Eco-tourism

Retailer

Wellness Industry

Distributor/Wholesaler

Medicinal, Aromatic &Dye Plants



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Importer


For more details, please contact: Ms. Anu Rai, Mob-91 8861427381, E-mail: [email protected]

Organic Status

Certified In Conversion PGS

*Certified Organic, Fairtrade, In-conversion (IC-1, IC-2), etc. Please specify.

Products Offered

Product Description

Crop Variety

CertificationType*

Quantity(MT)

AvailabilityPeriod (Months)

Marketing Mode(Export/Domestic)

Services Offered

Date: Seal & Signature


Mode of Payment

NEFT/RTGS Ref. No.: Date:

DD No. Amount: (in words)

Date: Drawn on Bank: Branch:

All payments should be made by demand draft in favor of “KAPPEC Ltd.” payable at Bengaluru, Karnataka, and sent

to: The Managing Director, Karnataka State Agricultural Produce Processing and Export Corporation Ltd. (A Govt.

of Karnataka Enterprise), No. 17, General K.S. Thimmayya Road (Richmond Road), Bengaluru, Karnataka - 560025.

OR

Internet Banking (NEFT/RTGS)

Name: A/C. No: 64211893180

IFSC Code: SBMY0040021 BANK: State Bank of Mysore, Richmond Town Branch, Bengaluru

KAPPEC Ltd.

COST in Rupees/facility

Exhibition Space

Buyer Seller Meet

Conference Program

Free Accommodation-

(4 nights, free breakfast

& lunch for 4 days)

Local Logistics

(April 28- 30th)

Publicity Benefits/

Branding / Co-ordination

Networking Dinner

2.00 Lakhs

54 Sq m Stall space with greater

visibility (6 stalls of 9 Sq m).

Special buyer seller meet

FREE participation of 06 Delegates

06 Delegates - 03 rooms on twin

sharing basis

Pick up and drop from Hotel to

venue and back (3 days)

Greater visibility, Name & Logo

display on Hoardings, Posters and

all Promotional campaigns

Be a part of Networking Dinner (06

Delegates)

1.00 Lakh



Special buyer seller


Delegates to make their own

arrangements. Assistance will be

provided to book the room






Be a part of Networking Dinner

(04 Delegates)

0.50 Lakh



Special buyer seller meet


Delegates to make their own

arrangements. Assistance will be

provided to book the room






Be a part of Networking Dinner

(02 Delegates)


Partnership Package



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Krishna Cauvery Tungabhadra

Date: Seal & Signature

Mode of Payment


DD No. Amount: (in words)

Date: Drawn on Bank: Branch:

Krishna Package Cauvery Package Tungabhadra Package

All payments should be made by demand draft in favor of “KAPPEC Ltd.” payable at Bengaluru, Karnataka, and sent

to: The Managing Director, Karnataka State Agricultural Produce Processing and Export Corporation Ltd. (A Govt.

of Karnataka Enterprise), No. 17, General K.S. Thimmayya Road (Richmond Road), Bengaluru, Karnataka - 560025.

OR


Name: A/C. No: 64211893180


KAPPEC Ltd.



Delegate Registration Form for National Conference



2017


For more details, please contact: Mr. , E-mail: [email protected] Roy, Mob-9901878511

Organization/ Department Name:

Address:

City:

Tel.:

Fax:

Designation:

Dr. Mr. Mrs. Ms. Full Name:

Pin code: State:

Mob.:

Mail: Web:

Category:

Organic Status

Certified In Conversion Not Certified Not Applicable

Products / Services Offered

No. of Persons Attending:

Particulars

Farmers

Students

NGOs

General

Fees

200/-

200/-

500/-

1000/-

Farmers Group

Certification Agencies

Eco-Tourism

University

Entrepreneur

Processor

Wholesaler

Exporter

Food Industry

Ayurveda

Input Manufacturer

Quality Lab

Importers

Cosmetic Industry

Retailer

Government

Publication House

Research & Development

Medicinal Plant Producer

Other Private Company

Charges per Person


DD No.: Amount: (in words)

Date: Drawn on Bank:

Towards Payment for Conference Registration:


Name: A/C. No: 64211893180


KAPPEC Ltd.

OR

I enclose DD to 'KAPPEC' Ltd. payable at Bengaluru

Mode of Payment


Terms and Conditions



2017

th?Last date for booking display area/stall is 25 March 2017.

?

provided with one spot light, one electrical point, two tables and two chairs.

?Stalls will be ready for occupation two days prior to the event.

?Booking of stall is done only against advance payment. Payments once made will not be

refunded for any reason.

?Exhibitors are responsible for arranging the exhibits and their maintenance during the

event.

?The Department of Agriculture reserves the right to re-allocate or re-size spaces under

special circumstances.

?Exhibitors are requested to keep the display areas / stalls ready two hours before the

inaugural function.

?Movement of all kinds of vehicles is strictly prohibited around the exhibition premises.

?Music systems and special lights causing inconvenience or annoyance are not allowed.

?Exhibits must be positioned, displayed/demonstrated in such a way that they do not

intrude into the pathway/public space or cause hazard to visitors/ other exhibitors.

?Any exhibit or process, which generates noxious or toxic fumes or smoke of any kind, is

strictly prohibited. No fuel or inflammable material is allowed inside or near the

exhibition venue. Organizers are not responsible for any untoward incident.

?Sticking of posters and putting banners at any place inside the exhibition premises other

than the specified area are strictly prohibited.

?The Department of Agriculture, GoK, reserves the right to cancel the event under

unforeseen circumstances.

?Though security is provided in general, protection of individual stalls & display area and

their belongings rests with the exhibitors.

Stalls are square, located under a leak proof structure and have floor. Each stall is



Important tourist spots in/near Bengaluru



2017


Vidhana SoudhaAn imposing edifice housing the State

Legislature and the Secretariat of

Karnataka, this is one of the best

known landmarks of Bengaluru. Built

in granite, the building incorporates

elements of Indo-saracenic and

Dravidian styles.

Cubbon ParkCubbon Park provides Bangaloreans

with over 300 acres of sprawling

greenery in the heart of the city. The

park houses the State Library, an

impressive, red Gothic structure, and is

dotted with fountains, statues,

flowering trees and shady groves.

Construction of this magnificent palace was started by

Hyder Ali and completed during the reign of Tipu Sultan.

The palace has been built entirely with teak wood and

has Indo-Islamic architecture.

Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace

Located about 22 km south of Bengaluru

city, it is one of the few places in the

world where wilderness is preserved so

close to a big city. It has different units

such as Zoo, Safari, Butterfly Park and

Rescue Center (Conservation of captive

animals).

Bannerghatta National Park

The Bangalore Palace is one of the most

favorite tourist attractions of

Bengaluru. The palace was built by Rev.

Garrett, the first principal of Central

High School (now Central College), with

a floor area of 45,000 sq. ft. Built to

look like a smaller replica of the

Windsor Castle in England, the palace

and the grounds surrounding it are

spread across 455 acres of area.

Bangalore Palace

Nandi Hills located in Chikkaballapur district, 65 km

from Bengaluru is a hill station and a picnic spot.

Located at an elevation of 1,478 mt the place has a

pleasant climate throughout the year and is a famous

tourist spot in the summer.

Nandi Hills

Lalbagh GardensTake a stroll in this 240-acre park, which is home to

India’s largest collection of rare tropical and subtropical

plants, as well as many centuries-old trees. It contains

one of Kempegowda’s watch towers, a surreal lawn

surrounded by Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs, an

ornamental clock, a beautiful lake, a topiary park, a

charming wooden bandstand and a glasshouse

modelled on London’s Crystal Palace.

A famous & beautiful garden laid out below the

Krishnaraja Sagar Dam. Located at a distance of 19 Kms

from Mysuru. Spread over an area of 150 acres, the

Brindavan Gardens is considered as one of the best

gardens in India.

Brindavan Gardens

Jagan Mohan Palace Built in 1861 by Mummadi Krishnaraja Wodeyar, the

building is in predominantly Hindu style. The installation of

Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV took place in this pavilion in 1902,

attended by Lord Curzon, the then Viceroy and Governor-

General of India. The Royal family lived in this palace till the

construction of the new Amba Vilas Mysore Palace in 1912.

Lalith Mahal Palace Designed by E.W. Fritchley, a much patronized

Bombay-based architect of those days, the building was

built in 1931 at a cost of Rs. 13 lakhs as a guest house

for European visitors of the Maharaja Krishnaraja

Wodeyar IV.

It is an island fortress-city of great religious, cultural and

historic importance. It is situated at a distance of 14 km

from Mysuru and 125 Km from Bengaluru.

Srirangapatna is nestled on the banks of the River

Cauvery.

Srirangapatna

Chamundi HillChamundi Hill makes it to the list of ‘must

visit tourist places in Mysuru, as many

tourists come to this hill to pay deference to

Chamundi Devi.

Important tourist spots in/near Mysuru

The Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary is situated at a

distance of 4 km from Srirangapatna and 19 km from

Mysuru. It is an island on the River Cauvery and spread

over an area of 40 acres. It is an important nesting and

breeding ground for the thousands of bird species.

Ranganathittu

Also called as Shri Chamarajendra

Zoological Gardens, it is one of the oldest

zoos in India. It is home to a wide range of

wild species and takes the credit for

alluring a vast number of visitors with its

rich breed of flora and fauna.

Mysuru Zoo

The Amba Vilasa PalaceBuilt in 1912, at a cost of Rs. 41.50 lakhs in the

Indo-Saracenic style, a combination of Hindu

and Saracenic features. The elevation is

composed of intricately detailed and variegated

elements; profusion of rounded and slightly

carved arches, canopies, slender columned

colonnades, the intricately executed multiple

mouldings, marble architraves, stained glass

pavilion, durbar halls, panels, fine carvings of

birds, foliage, animals in Hoysala style.

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