IPC2011 – 39TH SESSION/MEETINGS

• Minutes of the Opening Ceremony
• Opening Remarks by Mr. Gusmardi Bustami, Chairman of IPC
• Inaguration Address by Vice Minister of Trade, R.I.
• Table of Content
• Introduction
  The 17th Meeting of the IPC Committee on Quality was held in Senggigi, Lombok Island, Indonesia on 22nd November 2011. The meeting which was hosted by the Government of Indonesia was attended by expert members and representatives of member countries from Brazil, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Vietnam.
• List of Delegates
• Adopted Agenda
• Action Sheet
• Proposal MRLS
• Classification of Geographical Growing Origin of Food Commodities
  Determination of food authenticity is one of the most crucial issues in food control and safety, especially the classification of geographical growing origin. The determination of the geographic origin is important for enforcement options for the food industry, protection of the consumer from overpayment and deception, and manufacturers using raw material that is variable. Although Geographical Identification (GI) of certain food commodities has been established, sound analytical methods for classifying geographical growing origin of consumer products, such as pepper products, are of paramount importance.
• Agenda of the Business Session
• Presentation on ?How to prevent from the most serious disease in black paper ? a case study of Vietnam? by Prof Dr. Bui Chi Buu, Director General, Institute of Agricultural Science of Southern Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City.
  ABSTRACTAt present, soil-borne diseases and pests are the main problems confronting the development of pepper production in Vietnam. Results of studies on diseases and pests in black pepper showed that there are five major species of fungi, in which Phytophthora capsici is the most destructive fungus; two species of nematodes and mealy bug are two main pests of black pepper.

  Foot rot or quick wilt caused mainly by Phytophthora capsici and slow decline caused by nematodes, mealy bug and other soil-borne fungi fungi are main factors causing the degradation of pepper gardens. In many pepper orchards, these two diseases brought about slow growth and death of pepper vines, in some cases 100% pepper vines died off. Good drainage in the rainy season, water-saving irrigation including drip irrigation and under-shade sprinkler minimise the spread and contamination of diseases, and significantly reduce the incidence and yield loss of pepper gardens. However, there are no evidence about the effectiveness of the drainage on the population of nematodes in soils and pepper roots.

  Liming and treatment of soils before planting with some chemicals, such as Bordeaux mixture, Hexaconazol, Mancozeb, Fosetyl Aluminium, Methidathion, Ethroprophos and Copper Hydroxide, are effective practices for the management of foot rot and slow decline. Mulching and planting of cover crops, such as Arachid pintoi and Stylosanthes sp., do not reduce the population of destructive micro-organims but these measures help to improve soil nutrients and regulate soil humidity, hence improve plant health.

  Timely application of manure and micro-nutrients with micro-organism products, namely Trichoderma harzianum, Pseudomonas fluorescens and Bacillus sp. help to limit the development of foot rot and slow decline in black pepper.

  The integrated crop management of black pepper is considered the best practice in limiting the outbreak of soil-born diseases of black pepper, this procedure help to keep a stable yield of black pepper gardens and contribute to a sustainable development of black pepper.

• Presentation on ?Supply Chain Challenges? by Mr. Gerwald Kras, VP Spices Division, Olam Europe BV, The Netherlands.
• Presentation on ?Manufacturing Practices & High end value aadditions? by Mr. Geemon Korah, Chief Executive Officer, Kancor Ingredients Ltd., India
• Table of Content
• Introduction
  The 36th Peppertech Meeting was held on 24th November 2011 at Senggigi, Lombok Island, Indonesia. The meeting was held in conjunction with the 39th Session and other Meetings of IPC, which was hosted by the Ministry of Trade, Government of Indonesia and organized jointly by the Ministry of Trade and the International Pepper Community.
• List of Delegates
• Adopted Agenda
• Action Sheet
• Presentation of country papers by India
• Country papers Indonesia
• Presentation of country papers by Indonesia
• Country papers Malaysia
• Presentation of country papers by Malaysia
• Country papers Srilanka
• Presentation of country papers by Srilanka
• Brazilian Proposal to have Black Pepper Germplasm Exchange programme among IPC member countries
• An integrated approach towards productivity improvement in black pepper: Sri Lankan experiences
• Presentation of An integrated approach towards productivity improvement in black pepper: Sri Lankan experiences
• Productivity improvement by pepper as an intercrop in tea and coconut
• Presentation of Productivity improvement by pepper as an intercrop in tea and coconut
• Export Of Black Pepper Equivalent from IPC MEMBER COUNTRIES IN MT
• Harvesting Session Chart
• Project proposal: Monitoring of pesticide residue
• International Training cum Workshop on ?Phytophtora and Other Viruses Diseases Management in Black Pepper?
• Proposal: Training on Bio-control Measures for Healthy Planting Material and Diagnosing Virus
• Table of Content
• Introduction
  The 42nd Pepper Exporters? Meeting was held on 25th November 2011 at Sheraton Senggigi Beach Resort, Lombok Island, Indonesia. The meeting was held in conjunction with the 39th Session and other Meetings of IPC, which was hosted by the Government of Indonesia and organized jointly by the Ministry of Trade, Government of Indonesia, and the the International Pepper Community.The Meeting was attended by the officials and trade representatives, exporters? associations and commodity boards from the member countries as well as officials and trade representatives from other pepper producing countries namely People?s Republic of China, Cambodia and Nigeria.
• List of Delegates
• Adopted Agenda
• Action Sheet
• Presentation of a paper on ?Overview on the activities of the European Spice Association? by Mr. Aflons van Gullick, Chairman of ESA.
• Presentation of a paper on ?World Pepper Trade in 2011/2012? by Mr. Sibi Thomas, Vice President, AVT McCormick Ingredients, India
• Country paper: Brazil
• Country paper: India
• Country paper: India (Presentation)
• Country paper: Indonesia
• Country paper: Malaysia
• Country paper: Srilanka
• Country paper: Srilanka (Presentation)
• Country paper: Vietnam
• Country paper: China
• Production, Export, Import, Domestic Consumption
• Table of Content
• Introduction
  The 19th Meeting of Pepper Exporters and Importers (Pepperexim Meeting) was held on 25th November 2011 at Senggigi Beach Resort, Lombok Island, Indonesia. The meeting hosted by the Government of Indonesia, was organized jointly by the Ministry of Trade and International Pepper Community, and was attended by officials and trade representative from the IPC member countries, other pepper producing countries and representatives from trade associations of the major consuming countries.
• List of Delegates
• Adopted Agenda
• Action Sheet
• The report of the 17th Meeting of Committee on Quality
• Report of the 42nd Pepper Exporters Meeting
• Production, Export, Import, Domestic Consumption
• Project Proposal -Sustaining developmental programmes-
• Paper by All Nippon Spice Association, Japan
• Paper on Black Pepper Futures Contract by SMX
  The Name of the awards, year of award, country and distribution of the awards are given below:

  Best Pepper Farmers
  Year	Winner	Country	Distributed at
  2010	Mr. Nguyen van Queo	Viet Nam	39th Session – 2011
  Export of Value Added Pepper Products
  Year	Winner	Country	Distributed at
  2010	SA Rawther Spices Pvt. Ltd.	India	39th Session – 2011
  2010	EOAS Organics Pvt. Ltd.	Sri Lanka	39th Session – 2011
  2010	Phuc Sinh Corp.	Viet Nam	39th Session – 2011
  Innovative Pepper Products Manufacturer
  Year	Winner	Country	Distributed at
  2010	Synthite Industries Ltd.	India	39th Session – 2011
  2010	EOAS Organic Pvt. Ltd.	Sri Lanka	39th Session – 2011
  2010	Intimex Group JSC	Viet Nam	39th Session – 2011