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Palmex Expo in LD to Educate and Update Palm Oil Players
Palmex Expo in LD to Educate and Update Palm Oil Players
27/07/2015 (Daily Express) - The 6th International Palmex Malaysia 2015 Expo is coming to the district to educate and update palm oil industry players on the latest technological advancements.
This year's event, which is organised by Fireworks Event (M) Sdn Bhd, is supported and endorsed by the Ministry of Industrial Development, Department of Industrial Development and Research (DIDR), POIC Sabah, Sawit Kinabalu, Malaysia Palm Oil Association and East Malaysia Planters Association.
This annual international event which features world class exhibitors from Singapore, Malaysia, UK, US, China, Korea, Italy, Germany, Indonesia, Japan and more was inspired by Managing Director of Fireworks Event (M) Sdn Bhd, Datuk Jerel Soo.
"This year, Palmex also aims to promote the palm oil industry in Lahad Datu and Sabah, which are the largest producers of palm oil in Malaysia. This expo also focus on the small plantation, on the new machinery as well as new methods in the industry.
"We will be joined by big names in the industry such as YKL Engineering Sdn Bhd, Muar Ban Lee Group Berhad, SIRIM QAS International Sdn Bhd, Tencate Geosynthetics Asia Sdn Bhd, Sawit Kinabalu Sdn Bhd, Rexnord Asia Pacific Pte Ltd, Acme Seals (M) Sdn Bhd, Amkco Pte Ltd, Tenaga Tiub Sdn Bhd, Cetrade (M) Sdn Bhd, Poic Sabah Sdn Bhd, Jasa Aman Engineering Sdn Bhd and more," he said.
According to Jerel, they will be showcasing their latest products such as palm oil industry machine, centrifugal separation equipment, water pumps, waste water treatment, bio based product, valve and accessories and so on.
He said there are also exhibitors from categories such as in palm kernel oil expeller, empty fruit bunch machinery, soil stabilisation, soil road sealant, valves, bio technology, palm oil chain, wastewater and dewatering pumps and bearings.
"Currently, there are 85 per cent been occupied for Palmex Malaysia 2015. Therefore, we are targeting more than 5,000 industry professionals to visit the exhibitions.
"Visitors will be greeted with a myriad of displays of the latest products and technologies in the palm oil industries. Interactive sessions which allow visitors to get more 'hands-on' with the product are also welcomed by the exhibitors," he said.
In the meantime, the expo will also be highlighted by conference and technical seminar, customised business events, and technical exchange.
An Empowering Palm Oil Technology Symposium and Technical Seminar on Green Technology of Palm Oil Biomass will held side by side on July 29 and July 30.
The event is scheduled to be held on July 29 to July 31 at Dewan Perdana, Lahad Datu and expected to be officiated by Deputy Chief Minister cum Minister of Industrial Development, Datuk Raymond Tan, on July 30.
"Members of the public are welcome to join us in the largest and biggest expo and visitors who would like to pre-register online to avoid the hassle of queuing up for the event can visit www.asiapalmoil.com as well as the educational institutes who would like to conduct a tour of this event can contact Gloria via email at gloria@asiafireworks.com," Jerel added.
This year's event, which is organised by Fireworks Event (M) Sdn Bhd, is supported and endorsed by the Ministry of Industrial Development, Department of Industrial Development and Research (DIDR), POIC Sabah, Sawit Kinabalu, Malaysia Palm Oil Association and East Malaysia Planters Association.
This annual international event which features world class exhibitors from Singapore, Malaysia, UK, US, China, Korea, Italy, Germany, Indonesia, Japan and more was inspired by Managing Director of Fireworks Event (M) Sdn Bhd, Datuk Jerel Soo.
"This year, Palmex also aims to promote the palm oil industry in Lahad Datu and Sabah, which are the largest producers of palm oil in Malaysia. This expo also focus on the small plantation, on the new machinery as well as new methods in the industry.
"We will be joined by big names in the industry such as YKL Engineering Sdn Bhd, Muar Ban Lee Group Berhad, SIRIM QAS International Sdn Bhd, Tencate Geosynthetics Asia Sdn Bhd, Sawit Kinabalu Sdn Bhd, Rexnord Asia Pacific Pte Ltd, Acme Seals (M) Sdn Bhd, Amkco Pte Ltd, Tenaga Tiub Sdn Bhd, Cetrade (M) Sdn Bhd, Poic Sabah Sdn Bhd, Jasa Aman Engineering Sdn Bhd and more," he said.
According to Jerel, they will be showcasing their latest products such as palm oil industry machine, centrifugal separation equipment, water pumps, waste water treatment, bio based product, valve and accessories and so on.
He said there are also exhibitors from categories such as in palm kernel oil expeller, empty fruit bunch machinery, soil stabilisation, soil road sealant, valves, bio technology, palm oil chain, wastewater and dewatering pumps and bearings.
"Currently, there are 85 per cent been occupied for Palmex Malaysia 2015. Therefore, we are targeting more than 5,000 industry professionals to visit the exhibitions.
"Visitors will be greeted with a myriad of displays of the latest products and technologies in the palm oil industries. Interactive sessions which allow visitors to get more 'hands-on' with the product are also welcomed by the exhibitors," he said.
In the meantime, the expo will also be highlighted by conference and technical seminar, customised business events, and technical exchange.
An Empowering Palm Oil Technology Symposium and Technical Seminar on Green Technology of Palm Oil Biomass will held side by side on July 29 and July 30.
The event is scheduled to be held on July 29 to July 31 at Dewan Perdana, Lahad Datu and expected to be officiated by Deputy Chief Minister cum Minister of Industrial Development, Datuk Raymond Tan, on July 30.
"Members of the public are welcome to join us in the largest and biggest expo and visitors who would like to pre-register online to avoid the hassle of queuing up for the event can visit www.asiapalmoil.com as well as the educational institutes who would like to conduct a tour of this event can contact Gloria via email at gloria@asiafireworks.com," Jerel added.