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Coimbatore , June 30

COIMBATORE will be the venue for an international fair and technical conference on pulp and paper industry.

The fair `Indian paper 2005' to be held between September1-4 at the Codissia trade fair complex, will offer an exposition on global trend in pulp/paper making in terms of demand, supply, technology and value addition in production processes.

The fair/conference is being organised by Sai Expocon India Pvt, an event management group specialising in industrial products in association with the Indian paper industry and the Central Pulp and Paper Research Institute under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.

Giving details to Business Line, Mr Mukundan Nair, Managing Director of Sai Expocon, said the conference would focus on environmental-friendly production process through use of bio-technology highlighting the "cleaner production". Among the special sessions planned at the conference will be one on carbon trading which will be of interest to the companies choosing to commercially benefit from cleaner production technology.

Coimbatore has been chosen the venue for the paper conference considering the concentration of small and medium paper manufacturers and scores of paper machinery manufacturers in and around the area who are gearing up for upgrading their production process to meet the rising demand for paper including the specialty papers, corrugated boards etc, according to Mr Nair.

Besides experts and specialists from Indian paper industry, the delegates from neighbouring countries and experts from countries such as Germany, Sweden and Finland are expected to attend the conference.

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