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INTERPOMA 2006 – Congress Program
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Thursday 9. November 2006 - file ZIP
Friday 10. November 2006 - file ZIP
Saturday 11. November - file ZIP
Thursday, November 9, 2006
Theme of the day: The apple in the globalized world
Chairman : Gerhard Dichgans, Director VOG
8.45 Greetings: Matthias Josef Gamper, Consortium South Tyrolean Apple
Opening : Hans Berger, Regional Counsellor for Agriculture, Bolzano, Italy
9.00-9.30 (30 min)
World Apple Report 2006: Global trends of production, marketing and consumption.
Desmond O’Rourke, President Belrose, Inc. Pullman, WA (USA) English
9.30 -10.00 (30 min)
Balance of apple imports and exports in the different European countries, consumer- and variety trends.
Wilhelm Ellinger , ZMP ,Zentrale Markt- und Preisberichtstelle - Bonn (D) German
10.00-10.30 (30 min)
Living with low prices. Changes of European consumer’s behaviour on apples.
Rudolf Deitert, Marketing Manager GFK Panel Services - Nürnberg (D) German
10.30-11.00 (30 min)
How free is the apple market? Restrictions and barriers in the global apple market.
Alessandro Dalpiaz, Assomela, Trento (I) Italian
11.00-11.30 (30 min)
break
11.30-12.00 (30 min)
Apple Export from New Zealand, South Africa and Australia.
Peter Beaven, PNZI - Pipfruit New Zealand Incorporated – (NZ) English
12.00-12.30 (30 min)
Trends in the Chilean apple industry: production and export.
Christian Carvajal, ASOEX , Asociación de Exportadores (Chile) - English
Friday, November 10, 2006
Theme: New economy areas in Far East (Asia)
Chairman: Josef Wielander, Director VI.P
09.00-09.30 (30 min)
Riformation of the EU-agricultural politics and the WTO negotiations: prospects for the agriculture, in particular for the apple industry.Gabriele Canali, SMEA (Institute for Economy in Agro-Market), University S.Cuore di Piacenza e Cremona (I) Italian
09.30-10.00 (30 min)
China’s apple production and exports: current situation and trends.
Yongbing Yuan , Laiyang Agricultural University - Qingdao Shangdong (China) English
10.00-10.30 (30 min)
New economy areas in Far East (Asia): threat or chance for the European apple market?
Klaus Dieter Schwarz, LP-International- European Distribution Press Group - Koblenz (D) German
10.30-11.00 (30 min)
New trade perspectives between "old Europe" and the rising economy areas in Far East Asia. Roberto Della Casa, University of Bologna (I) Italian
11.00-11.30 (30 min)
break
Theme of the day: Management of Intellectual Property:
Plant Variety Rights, Trade Marks
Chairman: Walter Waldner, South Tyrolean Extension Service for fruit- and wine growing
11.30-12.00 (30 min)
Plant variety rights and trade marks: owners of PVR and exclusive trade marks defend their intellectual rights
Gert Würtenberger, Wuesthoff&Wuesthoff – Attorney at Law - Munich (D) German
12.00-12.30 (30 min)
Global alliances and management of new apple varieties : propagation- and trade marks rights Silviero Sansavini , University Bologna / University Bolzano (I) Italian
12.30-13.00 (30 min)
A case study: PREVAR an international Joint Venture to manage the marketing of licenses for new varieties from the HortResearch breeding program in New Zealand "
Brett Ennis, Executive Director PREVAR , Hastings (NZ) English
Saturday, November 11, 2006
Theme of the day: Non-destructive inner Quality Assessment Techniques for Apples
Chairman: Josef Dalla Via, Agricultural Research Centre Laimburg
09.00-09.25 (25 min)
Quality criteria for apples in marketing standards - OECD guidance on objective tests to determine quality of fruits and vegetables
Ernst Semmelmeyer, Bundesministerium für Land- und Forstwirtschaft, Umwelt und Wasserwirtschaft, Wien (A) German
09.25-09.50 (25 min)
Determination of inner quality: comparison of conventional laboratory analyses with innovative procedures.
Angelo Zanella, Agricultural Research Centre Laimburg (I) German
09.50-10.15 (25 min)
Relating consumer perception to instrumental quality values.
Ernst Höhn, Agroscope Changins - Wädenswil - ACW (CH) German
10.15-10.40 (25 min)
Apple texture parameters: relationship between sensory and instrumental analyses.
Emira Mehinagic - Enseignante-chercheuse Sciences des Aliments / Groupe ESA-Laboratoire GRAPPE (F) English
10.40-11.00 (20 min)
break
11.00-11.25 (25 min)
Non-destructive approach for determining the ripening window of apples.
Ann Schenk, Flanders Centre of Postharvest Technology, Leuven (B) English
11.25-11.50 (25 min)
Non-destructive techniques for assessing inner quality of apple.
Nicolai Bart, BIOSYST-MeBioS, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (B) English
11.50-12.15 (25 min)
Measurement of physical properties of apples and their prediction by
NIRS (near infra red).
Cedric Camps, Institut National d'Horticulture - UMR SAGAH (F) English
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