10th Asia Surfactants Personal and Homecare Markets ,

16-17 Sep, 2010 - Shanghai, CHINA

InterContinental Shanghai Pudong

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09:00

Chairman’s Welcome & Introduction

09:10

Sustainable Development of Surfactant for Personal Care

09:45

BASF-YPC's Non Ionic Surfactant Production in Nanjing - A Project Overview

10:20

Discussion Followed by Coffee

10:55

Global Oleochemical Industry Outlook

11:25

Driving Sustainability of Laundry Detergent with Technology Innovation

11:55

MES in China's Development and its Application in Detergents

12:20

Discussion followed by Lunch

14:00

Chairman's Welcome & Introduction

14:10

Expectations to Cosmetic Suppliers - Surfactants

14:40

Latest Innovation in Heavy Duty Liquid, Ultra Compact, High Performance and Green Detergent in Japan/Asia

15:10

Bio-Based Opportunities in Home Care

15:40

Discussion followed by Tea

16:10

APG for Asian Customers' Green Needs for Home and Personal Care Products

16:40

EO Market Developments

17:10

The Greening Global Fabric Care Market and Ingredient Trends

17:40

Discussion and End of Day one

17:41

Networking Reception for Speakers & Delegates

09:00

Chairman’s Introduction

09:10

Evolution of Surfactant Feedstocks and Technology

09:40

Latest Cosmetics Regulation in China and its Impact to Personal Care Industry

10:10

China Skin Care Market Outlook and Latest Innovation

10:40

Discussion followed by Coffee

11:10

Hair Care Product Market Trend in China

11:40

Laudry Detergent Market in China and Future Development

12:10

Clariant EcoTain Surfactant for Personal Care Applications

12:40

Final Discussion Followed by Closing Lunch

14:00

End of Conference

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