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CHINAPLAS 2024: Shaping the Future of the Plastics & Rubber Industries Expediting the Transformation from “Made in China” to “Innovated in China”


SHANGHAI, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 March 2024 – The year 2023 marked a turning point for China as doors reopened, revealing a multitude of opportunities and pathways. Under the resumption of normalcy, the economy grew at a rate of 5.2% in 2023, according to the National Bureau of Statistics of China. As the economy recovers, sectors such as automotive, consumer electronics, and e-commerce have regained momentum. At the same time, China’s manufacturing industry is undergoing a remarkable transformation, shifting from its traditional “Made in China” reputation to embracing innovation with the concept of “Innovated in China”, gaining competitive advantage in the global market.

CHINAPLAS 2024: Shaping the Future of the Plastics & Rubber Industries

CHINAPLAS 2024, the region’s foremost platform to promote latest market trends, breakthrough technologies and innovative solutions of plastics and rubber industries, will be staged at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (NECC) in Hongqiao, Shanghai, PR China, from April 23-26, 2024. It provides an excellent platform for buyers who are pursuing innovative plastics and rubber solutions to enfold the accelerated industrial transformation, enhancing new advantages and new momentum for high quality industrial development.

Keep Abreast of the Industrial Transformation

The new generation of information technology, new energy, bio manufacturing, commercial aerospace, and low-altitude economy are rapidly developing in China. The export performance of China’s “new three”– solar panels, lithium-ion batteries, and electric vehicles is particularly impressive. China’s high-tech industries enjoy a growth and experience breakthrough in recent years. In 2023, the capacity of renewable energy facilities has exceeded 1.45 billion kilowatts and has surpassed coal power for the first time. Among these, wind power installation reached 440 million kilowatts, maintaining its position as the world leader for the 13th consecutive year, while photovoltaic power installation reached 610 million kilowatts, securing the top global ranking for the 8th consecutive year. The production and sales of new energy vehicles have ranked first in the world for the 8th consecutive year. China’s first homegrown passenger jet C919 and large cruise ship Adora Magic City have marked their commercial operations.

These developments signal a positive outlook for market demand for plastics and rubber in China, generating substantial needs for high-performance plastics materials and technology throughout the country. This shifting landscape has magnified the importance of embracing the circular economy, digitalization and the significance of “Innovated in China”.

As a flagship event of plastics and rubber industries, CHINAPLAS 2024 will make full use of all 15 exhibition halls, providing over 380,000 square meters of exhibition area and gathering more than 4,420 industrial leaders from all over the world. CHINAPLAS continues to drive the growth and development of the plastics and rubber industries with a full range of innovative materials and mechanical technologies that are both advanced and cost-effective.

CHINAPLAS 2024: Shaping the Future of the Plastics & Rubber Industries

Putting Spotlight on Circular Economy and Driving Sustainability

Circular economy has gained immense importance worldwide as a key strategy for addressing environmental challenges and fostering sustainable development. It is of great prominence in the plastics and rubber industries, which have traditionally been associated with significant waste generation and environmental impact, revolutionizing their approach to production and consumption with transformative solutions to drive sustainability by promoting resource efficiency, waste reduction, and recycling. It encourages the adoption of innovative technologies for plastic and rubber recycling to produce high quality recycled plastics, creating a closed-loop system that maximizes the value of materials, enhancing a more sustainable and circular future.

Promoting the concept of circular economy remains an internationally recognized imperative and a key pillar of China’s economic development strategy to achieve sustainable development of the industry. Prominent enterprises and companies in the world have committed to promote recycling and circular utilization of plastics. In recent years, the plastics and rubber industries have been making relentless efforts to facilitate the transition to a circular economy. Raw material and machinery suppliers have been continuously introducing new technologies for biodegradable materials, recycling, and sustainable solutions. In response to the various needs and interests of the industries, CHINAPLAS 2024 will gather innovative green solutions across 3 theme zones, including Recycled Plastics Zone, Bioplastics Zone and Recycling Technology Zone. Leading material suppliers and recycling equipment manufacturers including Veolia, Faurecia, ALBA, Esun, NatureWorks, Erema, Starlinger, NGR, Zerma, Sorema, Sesotec, Avian, Tomra, Jwell will showcase their solutions to support the industry’s sustainable development goals. Global stakeholders will be invited to discuss latest plastic recycling trends and share insights in circular economy in the 5th Edition Plastics Recycling and Circular Economy Conference and Showcase which will take place on April 22 in Shanghai.

Unleashing the Potential of Digitalization in the Digital Era

Digitalization plays a pivotal role in transforming the industries, unlocking new possibilities and driving innovation in the digital era. Introducing smart manufacturing brings numerous benefits, including enhanced operational efficiency, improved product quality, and streamlined supply chain management. From smart manufacturing and automation to data analytics and IoT integration, digitalization enables real-time monitoring, data-driven decision-making, and predictive maintenance. It also facilitates the adoption of advanced manufacturing techniques such as additive manufacturing and robotics. By harnessing the power of digitalization, the plastics and rubber industries can optimize processes, reduce waste, and respond swiftly to market demands, ultimately fostering sustainable growth and maintaining a competitive edge in an increasingly digitalized world.

CHINAPLAS 2024 will introduce a full spectrum of smart manufacturing solutions and machinery in Injection Molding Machinery Zone with over 57,000sqm. Renowned global companies like Arburg, Kraussmaffei, Demag, Wittmann, Engel, Motan, Kawata, Matsui, Fanuc, B&R, Sepro, Beckhoff, Staubil and leading local suppliers Haitian, Tederic, Borch, Yizumi, Bole, Shini, LK, Topstar, etc. will demonstrate how digitalization can enhance efficiency, productivity and transformation of the industries.

Showcasing Manufacturing Excellence: The Global Significance of “Made in China”

“Made in China” holds tremendous global significance in the plastics and rubber industries, symbolizing manufacturing excellence and the prowess of Chinese companies. Renowned for their cost-effectiveness and industrial capabilities, Chinese manufacturers have not only established themselves as key players but have also made significant strides in building world-class brands. The “Made in China” label now represents more than just affordability, it also signifies a commitment to innovation and the adoption of high-end technology. Companies in China are increasingly investing in R&D, pushing the boundaries of technological advancements across the plastics and rubber industries. By combining manufacturing expertise with cutting-edge technologies, industry professionals are driving industry growth, offering a diverse range of high-quality products, and solidifying China’s position as a global leader in these industries.

This year, in response to the national and provincial policies, the exhibition will gather more than 850 enterprises which is recognized as “Professionalization, Refinement, Specialization and Innovation (PRSI)”, of which over 250 have been awarded as a “Little Giant”. The goal is to facilitate niche companies’ innovations and promote the initiatives of the Government of the People’s Republic of China in strengthening the cultivation of niche companies towards “PRSI”.

Pre-register Now to Witness the Strong Comeback of CHINAPLAS to Shanghai

China’s foreign trade is experiencing a consistent growth in both scale and quality. Chinese enterprises are proactively expanding into overseas markets, with a focus on the ASEAN countries aligning with their “going-out” strategy and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). In response, CHINAPLAS team has spread its legs across Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, India, Japan, Turkey, Egypt, Mexico, Germany, Italy and Taiwan Region, to invite local associations, enterprises and potential buyers to visit CHINAPLAS. Exhibitors at CHINAPLAS shall undoubtedly expect to discover and seize more new business opportunities on the fairground.

China has granted visa-free entry to citizens from France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Malaysia, Thailand, Switzerland, Ireland and Singapore has also introduced new measures to simplify visa processes, making the trip to CHINAPLAS easier and more convenient. CHINAPLAS 2024 is ready to accommodate more international visitors in Shanghai.

The online pre-registration to CHINAPLAS 2024 is open till April 17, 2024, 1700 (GMT +8). All visitors are required to pre-register and reserve the entry dates in advance for admission correspondingly. Click HERE to pre-register now for an admission ticket at RMB 50 or USD 7.5. Pre-registered visitors shall receive their Visitor eBadge (for local visitors) or eConfirmation Letter (for overseas visitors). Admission tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

For more information or enquiries about CHINAPLAS 2024, please visit www.ChinaplasOnline.com or contact Chinaplas.pr@adsale.com.hk.
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About CHINAPLAS 2024

CHINAPLAS 2024 is organized by Adsale Exhibition Services Ltd., Beijing Yazhan Exhibition Services Ltd., Adsale Exhibition Services (Shanghai) Ltd., Adsale Exhibition Services (Shenzhen) Ltd. and co-organized by China National Light Industry Council – China Plastics Processing Industry Association, China Plastics Machinery Industry Association, Plastic Trade Association of Shanghai and Messe Düsseldorf China Ltd. The event is also supported by various plastics and rubber associations in China and abroad.

First introduced in 1983, CHINAPLAS has been approved by UFI (The Global Association of the Exhibition Industry) since 2006. CHINAPLAS is exclusively sponsored by the Europe’s Association for Plastics and Rubber Machinery Manufacturers (EUROMAP) in China for the 33rd time. CHINAPLAS is currently Asia’s leading plastics and rubber trade fair.

Vientiane Authorities Propose Shutdown of Two Taxi Apps Over Regulatory Concern

Vientiane Authorities Propose Shutdown of Two Taxi Apps Over Regulatory Concern
FILE: a man calling a taxi via a phone application (photo: Vista Create)

The Department of Public Works and Transport in Vientiane Capital has recommended to the government the closure of popular taxi applications, In-Drive and Sam Laos, citing non-compliance with regulations and safety concerns.

New Club Ignites Passion for Field Hockey in Luang Prabang

Hockey Club in Luang Prabang practices on a Friday night.

The launch of the Luang Prabang Field Hockey Club promises a new chapter for local sports enthusiasts.

With a vision to expand the reach of field hockey in Laos, Mickey Philip, a teacher at Kiettisack International School and a long-term expatriate in Laos, has set up this new weekly group activity, drawing players from both local and foreign communities of all ages. The club’s inauguration, in early February, marked a significant milestone in the development of field hockey in the country, building upon the foundation laid by the first-ever Vientiane Field Hockey initiative started by Latonya Ball in 2016.

Despite facing setbacks due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Philip remained determined to bring the sport to Luang Prabang after relocating from Vientiane. 

“After moving from Vientiane to Luang Prabang, I really missed playing hockey every Thursday, so I was aiming to open the club initially towards the end of 2018, and then Covid happened,” she said.

The club’s establishment has been met with enthusiasm from the local community, with Philip expressing hopes of sparking curiosity and garnering interest among residents. 

“As we’ve only had a few sessions so far, I’m hoping that more curiosity will be sparked as I wish to have a full team to play against the Vientiane Field Hockey Club and to enter a team for Luang Prabang in the next upcoming tournaments,” Philip explained.

One intriguing aspect of field hockey’s introduction to Laos is its similarities to a traditional Lao sport known as “Thiki,” which is played during the annual That Luang festival. Philip noted the parallels between the two sports, admiring how quickly Lao people have embraced field hockey. 

“I like to see how quickly Lao people learn and enjoy the sport and are almost just naturally excellent in hockey,” Philip remarked, highlighting the potential for local talent to excel in the sport at an international level.

Beyond the athletic aspect of it, Philip aims to use the club as a platform to engage young people in Luang Prabang, particularly on Friday nights. 

“I hope this will be a moment for local youth to gather, socialize and have fun while also keeping fit,” Philip explained.

Looking ahead, Philip aspires to see Lao athletes shine on the global stage. “I sincerely wish that by creating opportunities and platforms like these, we can see Lao people excelling and being featured in world-class sporting events.”

As the newly established Luang Prabang Field Hockey Club gains momentum, it promises  to enhance the sporting landscape in Laos while also fostering community involvement and igniting athletic passion throughout the nation.

“Art March” invites public to ride trams for free


HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 March 2024 – To encourage the citizens and visitors to participate in the “Art March” and its various activities, the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau (CSTB) will launch “Art March” Free Tram Ride Day on March 16, 2024 (Saturday). Members of the public can enjoy free rides on all tram routes that day to explore Hong Kong Island, and enjoy the feast of art and culture.

This year for the first time, the CSTB has launched “Art March” as a brand to promote multiple events organised, funded, or supported by the Government. The Bureau hopes that everyone can enjoy an unforgettable experience immersed in the artistic vibe of Hong Kong during March every year. The Government’s another aim is to manifest the economic benefits of the mega arts and cultural events to the fullest. Tourism-related industries, such as hotels, retail and catering, were encouraged to join hands with the arts and cultural sectors in polishing the brand of “Art March” to provide citizens and visitors with an enriched artistic journey.

The extensive coverage of activities in Art March 2024 ranges from arts and culture, pop, as well as TV and film. Various happenings including art exhibitions, film events, a cultural summit and a fashion show welcome all walks of life. Apart from the well-received events in the past, the new event brands which are to be held in Hong Kong for the first time will make the city’s vibrant cultural landscape more colourful. The activities of Art March 2024 are detailed on the website of the CSTB (www.cstb.gov.hk/en/policies/culture/art-march.html).

A4 Poster_3.16 ART MARCH FREE TRAM RIDE DAY

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Tangs Clinical TCM Unveils Innovative Traditional Chinese Medicine approach for curing skin diseases


SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 March 2024 – Clinical studies and research conducted by Tangs Clinical TCM, a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) clinic in Singapore, unveils innovative approaches to skin health. Patients suffering from chronic skin conditions, especially those caused by autoimmune disorders, now have hope in new treatment methods rooted in herbal medications.

TCM herbs

Overview of TCM and its Evolution in Skin Health

TCM prioritises achieving balance from within to address various problems in the body. However, it was not the primary choice for resolving skin conditions, and there were limitations to what TCM could do in the past. During the process of developing alternative solutions for skin-related issues, practitioners in TCM found themselves challenged by the ineffectiveness of various medications. For example, the use of immunosuppressive medicines could temporarily alleviate symptoms, but they couldn’t get to the root of the problem. In fact, these interventions would go on to weaken the immune system without addressing underlying issues, leading to relapses and adverse effects after discontinuation.

TCM’s Breakthrough

In the 1970s, a military surgeon in the China army force, Dr. Tang, conducted clinical studies on autoimmune diseases and vasculitis, and discovered how our immune system works in maintaining skin health. He adopted an alternative medicine concept and administered an exclusive range of herbal compounds to treat these conditions instead of using conventional immunosuppressive therapies. The compounds facilitated a negative feedback loop to achieve a homeostasis state (an equilibrium in physiological processes) and treat autoimmune diseases safely.

Methodology and Research Findings

In a study conducted by Dr Tony Tang of Tangs Clinical TCM to assess the effectiveness of a herbal compound containing about 450 mg of extract (approximately 2,493 mg of raw herbs) in treating psoriasis, 11 out of 15 initial patients were cleared and achieved approximately 75% reduction in their psoriasis area and severity index (PASI). The medication consists of herbs such as ginger, which induces sweating to expel exo-pathogens (infections that stem from external elements); dansheng, which promotes blood circulation; Astragali, which invigorates energy (Qi) and induces diuresis to remove edema, and more. More information about this clinical research is available in the medical paper titled “Review of Treatment for Psoriasis Using, a Botanical Formula” published in The Journal of Dermatology Vol.32, No.12, December Issue 2005 (J Dermatol 32(12):940-945,2005).

Dr Tony Tang found that patients with a history of immunosuppressant use took longer to recover and the healing process was generally more unpredictable. This is because the results are greatly influenced by the dosage and strength of immunosuppressants prescribed previously. A retrospective observational study showed that the efficacy of TCM medications were inversely associated with prior immunosuppressant exposure. Non-immunosuppressant subjects could achieve complete clearance in 8 months, while those who were exposed to immunosuppressants experienced a more wavelike evolution of psoriatic lesions, where symptoms would come and go in different intensities before clearing.

In his clinical practice, Dr. Tang also applies his research findings to his patients. Tangs Clinical TCM possesses an extensive collection of patient case studies on their website, demonstrating the effectiveness of their treatments in addressing various skin conditions, from onset to recovery: https://tangsclinical.com/patient-info/case-reports/.

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About Tangs Clinical TCM

Tangs Clinical TCM is a phytopharmaceutical research centre that recognises the power herbs have in managing skin disorders without compromising the body’s vital immune system. Through research and clinical trials and studies, we have identified some very useful active plant compounds and formulated them into unique herbal products that will help the body reestablish homeostasis to address autoimmune skin disorders in a natural and safe way.

Kaplan Singapore Opens New City Campus Offering Tech-Driven, Collaborative Learning Experience

Kaplan City Campus at Odeon 331 equipped with state-of-the-art technology and innovative features


SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 March 2024 – On 22 February, Kaplan Singapore [1] (Kaplan) launched its new Kaplan City Campus at Odeon 331 [2]. The Campus has been designed to create a collaborative and interactive learning and teaching environment for students, with state-of-the-art technology, innovative features and a modern look.

The new Campus was officially opened by the CEO of Kaplan International, Mr David Jones as well as President of Kaplan Singapore, Dr Susie Khoo. The event was witnessed by Kaplan senior management, Kaplan’s Industry Advisory Board members and guests.

Speaking at the event, Dr Khoo, President of Kaplan Singapore, said, “All our campuses are designed to optimise students’ academic success, including our latest addition at Odeon 331. This Campus integrates advanced teaching technology to foster a collaborative learning environment, exemplifying Kaplan’s dedication to investing in service enhancement and excellence in higher education.”
“In particular, Odeon 331 was selected due to its prime location and exceptional connectivity to public transportation, retail malls and iconic cultural sites. The Campus also reflects Kaplan’s commitment to the highest standards of environmental sustainability given that Odeon 331 is accredited with the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) Green Mark Platinum Award [3].”

Campus Features
Spread over 16,000 square feet, the Campus has 12 classrooms over two floors which can cater to approximately 450 students at any one time – an extension of Kaplan’s other campuses which have more than 60 classrooms. In addition to the classrooms, there are over 100 self-study seats across the Campus, creating different zones and environments for students to catch up on their lessons and assignments.

The Nexus
Among the new features to enhance collaborative learning at the Campus is The Nexus, a space equipped with an 85-inch smart interactive touchscreen display board which offers intuitive on-screen interactions and height-adjustable tables which can flip and be used as whiteboards to allow students to interact seamlessly together.

State-of-the-Art Classrooms
The new Campus also offers state-of-the-art classrooms enhanced with cutting-edge technology and improved technology experience. Apart from the 85-inch smart interactive display boards, a section of the classroom walls has been designed as writable surfaces, serving as a reusable canvas for students to capture and discuss their ideas. These classrooms can also be configured to offer different learning experiences across various student profiles.

Private Online Discussion support stations (PODss)
Another new feature of the Campus are the PODss or Private Online Discussion support stations which are similar to video teller machines for banks. Students based at the new Campus can conveniently contact their respective Programme Managers during office hours and conduct a private, one-on-one meeting without the need for either party to travel between campuses. This is especially useful if a student requires urgent or timely assistance from their Programme Managers located at another campus.

Sharing Kaplan’s campus expansion plans, Dr Khoo said: “The launch of our latest campus at Odeon 331 marks Phase 1 of our campus expansion plans and is testament to our dedication to providing top-notch facilities and resources for our students, faculty, and staff. Phase 2 is well underway and is in the horizon for the second half of the year. This next phase will see even more opportunities, facilities, and programmes to enhance our students’ learning and growth. It also reflects our commitment to invest in the education sector in Singapore.”


[1] Any reference to the term ‘Kaplan Singapore’ is used to collectively describe the Kaplan entities in Singapore, Kaplan Higher Education Academy and Kaplan Higher Education Institute.
[2] Kaplan City Campus @ Odeon is located at 331 North Bridge Road, Odeon 331 Level 8, Singapore 188720
[3] Source: UOL Sustainability Report 2022

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About Kaplan Singapore

Kaplan Singapore is part of Kaplan Inc., one of the world’s most diverse education providers and the largest subsidiary of Graham Holdings Company (NYSE:GHC). To date, Kaplan Singapore has students from over 35 countries and regions, and has served over 100,000 graduates. With over 450 academic programmes for higher learning and professional certification courses available for skills development, Kaplan provides opportunities for individuals to pursue lifelong learning. Learn more about Kaplan Singapore at

Blossoming plum adds tourism charm to west China’s Wushan County


WUSHAN, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 March 2024 – A picturesque view is unfolding in Wushan County, a scenic city along the Yangtze River in west China’s Chongqing Municipality. The sixth Three Gorges (Wushan) Plum Flower Festival of the Yangtze River opened on March 12, which seeks to enhance the Three Gorges’ appeal to tourists with the refreshing blossoms.

A B&B courtyard with blossoming plum in Ganyuan Village, Quchi Town, Wushan County. Photo by Wang Zhonghu
A B&B courtyard with blossoming plum in Ganyuan Village, Quchi Town, Wushan County. Photo by Wang Zhonghu

Located in the hinterland of the Three Gorges and covering both banks of the Yangtze River, Wushan County is a hub for Chongqing’s exchanges with the east and a must pass to visit the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River.

The history of planting Wushan crisp plum could be traced to the Tang and Song dynasties over a thousand years ago. At present, the planting area of crisp plum in Wushan is 300,000 mu, covering an altitude of 175 meters to 800 meters.

Now the plum blossoms are gradually in full bloom, with a blossoming period lasting from mid-March to mid-April. Large swathes of plum blossoms make the mountains look snow-capped, creating a glamorous scene along the banks of the Yangtze River.

Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets. In recent years, Wushan County has taken an array of steps to protect local environment and develop crisp plum into a pillar industry. Through variety breeding and technical improvement, the county has lifted the quality and planting scale of crisp plum, gaining the fame as China’s crisp plum hub.

Crispy plum is just a representative of many ecological “gold mines” in Wushan.

In recent years, Wushan County has launched a land greening promotion campaign focusing on planting red-leaf tree species on both sides of the Yangtze River, which not only restored the local ecology, but also made the region’s red-leaf trees more concentrated and contiguous.

Wushan International Red Leaf Festival has been held for 17 consecutive sessions, and has become an important event to showcase the achievements of ecological development along the Yangtze River.

Nowadays, a comprehensive transportation hub is in place in east Chongqing, Wushan, which consists of an airport, a high-speed railway, the waterways of the Yangtze River, several expressways and a tourism loop route.

Wushan Airport has opened 10 routes, while the Zhengzhou-Chongqing high-speed trains make a stop at Wushan station 43 times a day.

In Wushan, convenient transport and handy shuttle services enable tourists to enjoy fast travel and a leisurely time.

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Arla Foods Ingredients to Unveil Innovative Cheese Solutions at FIC 2024


COPENHAGEN, DENMARK – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 March 2024 – The 27th edition of Food Ingredients China (FIC 2024) is poised to unfold from March 20th to 22nd at Shanghai’s National Exhibition and Convention Center, where Danish company Arla Foods Ingredients will spotlight its latest innovations in cheese and whey protein solutions.

Arla Foods Ingredients
Arla Foods Ingredients

At this year’s FIC, Arla Foods Ingredients will present a range of products including nutritionally enhanced cheese made with instant whey protein hydrolysates, high-protein yogurt bars, shelf-stable yogurt crafted with premium proteins, and clear protein shakes designed for mainstream sports nutrition consumers. These offerings not only meet the market’s demand for health and nutrition but also cater to consumers’ preferences for taste and texture.

Current market research underscores the importance of health and nutrition to today’s consumers, highlighting protein’s vital role in enhancing the nutritional profile of cheese products and supporting overall health. Arla Foods Ingredients’ array of solutions showcases the company’s commitment to offering food and nutrition manufacturers innovative choices that cater to the consumers’ dual pursuit of nutritional benefits and sensory pleasure.

Chen Shu, the Asia-Pacific Market Manager, remarked, “Our innovative solutions allow manufacturers to substitute milk fat with healthful milk proteins, boosting the calcium content in their products. Additionally, our low-fat options reduce the dependency on skimmed milk cheese. These advancements not only cater to the consumer’s quest for nutritious options but also their desire for enjoyable taste experiences.”

Visitors are invited to explore Arla Foods Ingredients’ booth at FIC 2024, located at 3G20/3H21 in Hall 3, where they can experience the company’s pioneering cheese products and whey protein solutions firsthand, from March 20th to 22nd.

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About Arla Foods Ingredients

Arla Foods Ingredients is a global leader in improving premium nutrition. Together with our customers, research partners, suppliers, NGOs and others, we discover and deliver documented ingredients and products that can advance lifelong nutrition for the benefit of consumers around the world.

We serve leading global brands in early life nutrition, medical nutrition, sports nutrition, health foods, and other foods and beverages.

Five reasons to choose us:

  • We’re passionate about improving nutrition
  • We innovate by connecting the best
  • We master both discovery and delivery
  • We build strong, long-lasting partnerships
  • We are committed to sustainability

Headquartered in Denmark, Arla Foods Ingredients is a 100% owned subsidiary of Arla Foods.