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World Grain outlook 2009/10 and observations for 2010/11 by Dan Basse, President, AgResouce, Chicago. | |
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Food security through land purchasing, stock piling and government financing is part of the industry. How big will it become? | |
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Quality issues and regulation affecting the current grain markets by Johny Boerjan, President, SGS Agricultural Services, Geneva. | |
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Legal issues, contractual maintenance and avoiding the problems before they arise by Brian Perrott, Partner, Holman Fenwick Willan, London. | |
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The Freight Market remains an important commodity - what is the outlook in the near future and what are the issues in the current economic environment? by Socrates Leptos-Bourgi, Partner, Assurance, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Piraeus. | |
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The agricultural supply chain is subject to earnings and volume volatility. Financial institutions, input suppliers, traders, logistics & processing companies can manage such risks by Bernard Belk, Co-Head Global Agriculture Corporates, Swiss Re, Zurich and Michael Denton, Partner, Oliver Wyman, New York. | |
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Commodity price risk management products that grains and commodity hedgers are using and risk management concepts for corporate hedgers by Jose Antonio Parciero, Marketer, Cargill Risk Management, Geneva. | |
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Australia, an open playing field after deregulation, how does it work and what are the likely future developments by Andrew Crane, CEO, CBH Group, Perth | |
| For more information on GlobalGrain 2009 please email: Andrew Osborne at andyos@globalcommoditiesgroup.com |
For more information on the programme and papers please email James Dunsterville at james@globalcommoditiesgroup.com |