FMI 2006
Bringing together the world’s food industry leaders.
There is still time to
register for the 2006 FMI Show at Chicago’s McCormick Place May 7 to
9. Presented by the Food Marketing Institute (FMI), the FMI Show is one of
the largest annual food trade events in the world. Join 600 of your media
colleagues for this incomparable experience. The FMI Show is the premier
global marketplace for food industry leaders. Sample thousands of hot new
products. Participate in a lively exchange of ideas. Learn about emerging
consumer trends that could forever change the way you do business. With a
co-location with four other major food industry events (The FMI Show, Fancy
Food Show, U.S. Food Export Showcase, United Produce Expo and Conference,
and All Things Organic) — all under one roof — don’t miss
this unmatched, one-stop shopping opportunity. Exciting highlights this
year include thousands of consumer products, including a spotlight on four
hot product categories — beverages, equipment/general exhibits,
perishables and private label — and the New Product Showcase, broad,
40-session education program covering contemporary food retailing issues.
Global news icon Ted Koppel kicks off the Show with an in-depth insight on
world events and how they affect market trends, and breakthrough
Breakthrough research covering the latest consumer and industry trends,
including FMI’s Grocery Shopper Trends and Food Retail Industry
Speaks. For more information, visit
www.fmi.org/events/may/2006/NewsCenter/
Faces at the forum
What industry leaders were talking about at the 2006
Dairy Forum
How important is global trade to the U.S. dairy
industry?
“I think it’s vital. The future is in
international trade. You have the ability to be competitive with everyone
in the world when you remove the artificial props. Look at a European store
and the range of products made with their milk — we could do it even
better.”
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