2024 China Potato Starch Industry Summit Forum Dormond Haosheng Hotel, Wulanchabu City, Inner Mongolia

Release time:

2024-05-17

Contents of the meeting

1. The development stage of China's starch industry and the new trend and policy of industrial development;

2. World potato processing industry situation, analysis of international potato economic indicators and potato starch market situation

3. Report on the development of potato industry in Wulanchabu City, Inner Mongolia; the situation of potato planting, supply and demand and industrial development in various producing areas in China in 2024;

4. Work Report of Potato Starch Branch from 2021 to 2023 and Work Ideas for 2024;

5. The latest high-value comprehensive utilization technology of potato starch processing by-products, and the new technology of drying potato starch, protein and potato residue at home and abroad;

6. Introduction to the latest national support policies, tax policies and tax and fee reductions in the agricultural product processing industry;

7. Introduction of high starch varieties, construction of raw material base and policy guidance of food safety related industries;

8. Relevant group standards and applications issued by the starch industry;

9, 2024 each production area market, raw material planting form, domestic and foreign potato market information discussion and judgment, etc;

10. In recent years, the new mode, new equipment, new technology and new technology of potato starch production have been publicized and recommend exchanged.

11. Industry question solicitation, on-site Q & A and other activities.

12, potato starch industry industry damage warning and so on.

Meeting time:

18 July 2024 all day;

July 19 all day meeting;

Organize on-site visits and other related activities on July 20;

You can continue to register for the China Potato Conference on July 21.

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