107th AOCS Annual Meeting

& ExpoMay 1–4, 2016 Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center

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Exhibit Prospectus

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What is AOCS? American Oil Chemists’ Society (AOCS) advances the science and technology of oils, fats, surfactants and related materials, enriching the lives of people everywhere. Today, AOCS is the leading international society with more than 4,200 members in over 90 countries. The AOCS Divisions focus on specific technical areas, giving members with similar interests a forum to exchange professional information, develop pro-grams, and maintain open lines of com-munication with peers.

As an international professional organi-zation, we

provide current and emerging infor-mation and disseminate research results in oils, fats, lipids, proteins, surfactants and related materials, through our meetings, publications, and web presence;

develop and uphold methods of analysis used in global trade and research, conduct proficiency test-ing, provide reference materials, and coordinate with other standards developers including ISO and Codex Alimentarius;

facilitate and strengthen interactions among professionals through meet-ings, specialized interest groups and other networking opportunities; and,

collaborate with other scientific soci-eties and related organizations to promote the advancement of science.

The Annual MeetingThe aOCS annual meeting & Expo is a global scientific and business forum fea-turing superior networking opportunities and more than 400 technical presen-tations. Over 1,400 professionals from 44 countries attend the annual meeting, representing a full range of the industry’s most prestigious corporate, govern-ment, and academic institutions.

The annual meeting’s technical programming is divided into these interest areas:

analytical • Biotechnology • Cannabis Extraction and analytics

Edible applications Technology • Health and Nutrition • Imaging Techniques

Industrial Oil Products • Lipid Oxidation and Quality • Phospholipid

Processing • Protein and Co-Products • Surfactants and Detergents

The ExpoThe Expo provides exhibitors with an array of opportu-nities to showcase their company, introduce a product or service, generate new sales leads, and strengthen existing business relations. The Expo Hall is the hub of major networking activities for the Annual Meeting: Sunday’s President’s Welcome Reception, Monday and Tuesday refreshment breaks, and end of the day

receptions on Monday and Tuesday. The Expo Hall will also host the AOCS Pavilion and 200 poster presentations.

AOCS provides a variety of opportunities to give sup-pliers maximum marketing exposure. Choose to exhibit,

sponsor, advertise, and much more.

Organizations offering products and services in one of these areas should exhibit and sponsor: Instrumentation and analytical Technology Food Technology and Ingredients Processing/manufacturing: Equipment, Supplies, and Services Non-Edible Products: Supplies and Services Publishers Scientific and Trade associations Consultants and Other Services

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Expo Floor Plan

Expo Schedule(subject to change)

Exhibitor Move-In

Saturday, april 30 2:00–5:00 pmSunday, may 1 10:00 am–3:00 pm

Expo Hours

Sunday, may 1 5:30–7:00 pmmonday, may 2 9:30 am–6:30 pmTuesday, may 3 9:30 am–6:30 pm

Exhibitor Move-Out

Tuesday, may 3 6:30–10:00 pm

Booth Rental FeeEarly Rate

(by Jan. 31, 2016) Standard Rate

10' × 10' Unfurnished Booth $2,300 $2,800

Corner Premium (per corner) + $100 + $150

The booth rental fee includes:

n One full conference registration valued at $525 (pre-registration required)

n Complimentary “Expo Only” passes for preferred customers (pre-registration required)

n Listing and description in the annual meeting Program and on the annual meeting app

n Opportunity to make an oral presentation during an Exhibitor Showcase session (space is limited)

n Pre- and post-conference mailing lists

n Opportunity to advertise in the annual meeting Program at generously discounted rates

Booth SpecificationsThe Expo will feature 10' × 10' (100 square feet) pipe and drape booths. Each booth will have an 8' high back wall, 3' high side walls between booths, and an ID sign with company name and booth number. The booth is unfurnished and uncarpeted.

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Increase Your Visibility

AOCS offers multiple media platforms—in print and online—to help you gain exposure and target AOCS members and profession-als throughout the year. Combine these opportunities and create an integrated marketing plan for the greatest impact and return on investment.

SponsorshipsDemonstrate your company’s leadership status by sup-porting the aOCS annual meeting through a sponsorship. Opportunities are built to fit every budget and are designed to give your company excellent brand recognition. See our sponsorship opportunities list at annualmeeting.aocs.org.

Contact Christina Waugh, christina.waugh@aocs.org or +1 (217) 693-4901, to discuss your sponsorship needs.

Annual Meeting ProgramDistributed to every meeting attendee, the official annual meeting Program is the primary resource for information about the Expo and technical sessions. Exhibitors receive discounted ad rates.

Informadvertise in the official Show (april) and wrap up (July/august) issues of Inform, and reach all annual meeting attendees and the entire aOCS membership. Be seen in the new all-access digital and app edition of Inform. Special rates for exhibitors are available – just ask!

Inform SmartBriefThe aOCS Inform SmartBrief weekly e-newsletter is written and edited specifically for the oils and fats industry. Banner ads and text links are available. With over 6,700 opt-in readers and a better than 70% open rate, this is a fantastic opportunity. Rates are found in the aOCS media Kit online at www.aocs.org.

aocs.orgaOCS offers premium banner ad sizes and positioning to help you achieve the highest viewer response rate possible.

AOCS Newslettera monthly e-newsletter sent to more than 30,000 aOCS members and professionals worldwide. Only one aOCS Newsletter sponsorship is available per issue at the rate of $350 per month.

Who to ContactBooth rentals, sponsorships, and advertising opportunities:

Christina WaughPhone: +1 (217) 693-4901Fax: +1 (217) 693-4864christina.waugh@aocs.org

Exhibitor relations, Expo management, and sponsorship fulfillment:

Connie HilsonPhone: +1 (217) 693-4831Fax: +1 (217) 693-4875connieh@aocs.org

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Application Contract for Exhibit Space

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We, the undersigned, hereby apply for exhibit space at the 107th aOCS annual meeting & Expo. We agree to abide by all terms and conditions outlined in the online Exhibit Prospectus, which we accept as part of the contract. We agree to all conditions under which the exhibit space at the Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center is leased to aOCS. This application becomes a contract when it is completed, signed, and returned to aOCS, and when an official notice of confirmation is received from aOCS.

Company InformationList your company name as you would like it to appear on any promotions. Please print or type.

Firm Name

PO Box/Street address

City, State, Zip/Province/Country

Web address

Exhibit Contact PersonFuture Communications: To ensure that aOCS effectively communicates with the appropriate contact person(s) within your organization regarding exhib-iting, please provide us with accurate contact information.

Name

Phone Fax

E-mail address

Exhibit FeeSelect number of 10' × 10' unfurnished booths

# of booths required _____ × $2,300 USD (early bird rate) = $_______________

× $2,800 USD (after January 31, 2016)

Corner Premium _____ × $100 USD (early bird rate) = $_______________

× $150 USD (after January 31, 2016)

Total Due $_______________

For questions on the application contract or booth availability, contact Christina Waugh, aOCS Sales manager, by phone: +1 217-693-4901 or by email: christina.waugh@aocs.org. For other exhibition questions, contact Connie Hilson, Exhibits Specialist, by phone: +1 217-693-4831 or by email: connieh@aocs.org.

Exhibitor PresentationsOur company would be interested in doing an oral presentation during an exhibitor presentation session.

Circle one: Yes No

Booth AssignmentsWe understand that booth assignments will be made by aOCS on a first-come, first-served basis. If our preferred selections are not available at the time the application is received, we agree to accept space on a first-come, first-served basis according to the discretion of the Exhibits Specialist, based on the information provided below.

Preferred locations:

1st choice: __________ 2nd choice: __________ 3rd choice: __________ 4th choice: __________ 5th choice: __________

Exhibitors preferred not in proximity:

Please duplicate both sides of this contract for your files and return with the deposit to:aOCSP.O. Box 17190Urbana, IL 61803-7190 USaTel: +1 217-693-4901Fax: +1 217-693-4864Email: christina.waugh@aocs.org

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Application Contract for Exhibit Space

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Terms of Paymentan invoice for the entire rental fee will be emailed to the contact person. a minimum deposit of $1,000 per booth contracted is due within 30 days of invoice date. any balance is due by march 31, 2016. Cancellation policy is noted in the Terms and Conditions found online (http://annualmeeting.aocs.org). The application will become a binding contract once the deposit is received.

Cancellation Policy: If the exhibitor notifies aOCS to cancel contracted booth space by January 31, 2016, the deposit minus a cancellation fee, equal to 25% of the exhibit rental, will be returned. If space is cancelled between February 1 and march 31, 2016, the deposit will be forfeited. If space is cancelled on or after april 1, 2016, the exhibitor will be liable for the entire rental fee. all cancellations must be made in writing to aOCS Exhibits Specialist.

as the authorized representative of the company named on page 1, I understand and accept the terms outlined in this application contract and in the online Exhibit Prospectus for the 107th aOCS annual meeting & Expo (http://annualmeeting.aocs.org).

Signature

Date

Print Name

Title

Return the completed, signed contract via email to Christina Waugh at Christina.waugh@aocs.org or fax to +1 217-693-4864.

Advertise in the Official Annual Meeting ProgramBook your advertisement in the Official Annual Meeting Program now and save!

advertising will be billed in may 2016 separately from the exhibit rentals with a payment term of net 30 days.

_____ Full page, 4-color ad $1,270 USD Space Close Date: February 5, 2016* | Materials Close Date: February 12, 2016* *Dates subject to change._____ Half page, 4-color ad $1,120 USD

Circle one: Horizontal Vertical

Other sizes/options are available by request.

For questions regarding this contract, advertising and sponsorships opportunities, or advertising specifications, contact:Christina Waugh Phone: +1 217-693-4901Fax: +1 217-693-4864 christina.waugh@aocs.org

For exhibitor services or Expo logistical questions, contact:Connie HilsonPhone: +1 217-693-4831Fax: +1 217-693-4875connieh@aocs.org

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Exhibition Terms and Conditions

RESTRICTIONS ON CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF EXHIBITION BOOTHS

The booths are limited to 10' × 10' or multiples thereof. a booth is unfurnished and uncarpeted.

all packing containers, excelsior, or wrapping paper must be flame proof, removed from the floor, and stored in a location designated by the service contractor. No combustible decoration, such as crepe paper, tissue paper, cardboard, or corrugated paper, shall be used at any time. all flammable materials and fluids are to be kept in safety containers. Open flames, butane gas, oxygen tanks, etc., are not permitted without the permission of aOCS and the Salt Palace Convention Center.

aOCS reserves the right to restrict displays which, because of noise, methods of operation, materials, or for any other reason, become objectionable and also to prohibit or to evict any display which, in the opinion of aOCS, may detract from the character of the exhibition as a whole. This reservation includes persons, things, conduct, printed matter, or anything else of a character which management determines is objectionable to the event.

Nothing shall be posted, tacked, nailed, screwed, or otherwise attached to columns, walls, floors, or other parts of the building or furni-ture. anything disrupting or interfering with the protection of the building, equipment, or furniture will be at the expense of the exhibitor.

USE OF SPACE

(a) all demonstrations or other sales activities must be confined to the limits of the booth. No exhibitor shall assign, sublet, or share the space allotted without the knowledge and consent of aOCS. Exhibitors must show goods manufactured or dealt in by them in the regular course of business. Direct sale of goods and services on the floor of the exhibition hall is not permitted. any merchandising, advertising, or promotional scheme, which involves attracting visitors to an exhibitor’s location by an inducement, which might be construed to be a lottery, is strictly prohibited. Under laws governing games of chance, lotteries and the like, every individual is charged with knowledge of national, state, and local legal restrictions on such operations.

(b) Distribution of circulars or promotional materials may be done only within the booth assigned to the exhibitor presenting such materials. No advertising circulars, catalogs, folders, or devices shall be distributed in the aisles, seating areas, meeting rooms, or registration area.

(c) Firms or organizations not assigned space in the exhibit hall are not permitted to solicit or conduct business within the exhibit hall. Organizations found in violation of this condition will be removed by security and banned from the conference.

(d) Exhibitors are required to observe published Expo hours, including setup and dismantling. as a courtesy to all, booths are to be staffed during the published hours. Early dismantling is prohibited. Penalties including, but not limited to, fines and/or loss of priority points, will be exacted for failure to comply with published exhibit hours. Exceptions may be made if arranged with the aOCS Exhibits Specialist at least 15 days in advance of the conference, or for qualified emergency situations. aOCS, on a case-by-case basis, will evaluate such exceptions.

PAYMENT, ALLOTMENT, CANCELLATION, AND INDEMNIFICATION

The deposit of the rental fee is to be paid within 30 days of invoicing, and any balance shall be due before march 31, 2016.

Booths contracted will be assigned by a priority-point system in early June 2015, then on a first-come, first-served basis. Preferences and priorities requested by the exhibitor as to location will be respected whenever possible. aOCS, however, reserves the right to make reasonable shifts as to the location of the exhibitor’s booth(s) for the benefit of the exhibitor and the betterment of the entire event.

No contract shall be in force until accepted by aOCS. It is explicitly agreed by the Exhibitor that in the event an Exhibitor fails to install a product in the assigned booth(s) within the time limit set for opening the event, fails to pay the booth rental at the time specified, or fails to comply with any other provisions concerning use of booth(s), aOCS shall have the right to take possession of said space and lease same, or any part thereof, to such parties and upon such terms and conditions as it may deem proper.

In the event that it is found impossible to lease said space, aOCS reserves the right to utilize said space in any manner deemed expedient, in which case liquidated damages from the defaulting exhibitor shall be deemed to be the rental price of the space.

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Exhibition Terms and Conditions

In case the Exhibition is not held, for any reason whatsoever, then the rental and lease of space to the exhibitor shall be terminated. In such case, the limit or claim for damage and/or compensation by the exhibitor shall be the return to the exhibitor of the prorated amount already paid for space in the hall for this specific event.

If the exhibitor notifies the aOCS Exhibits Specialist that he or she wishes to completely cancel reserved booth(s) on or before January 31, 2016, the deposit, minus a cancellation fee of 25% of the contracted rental fee, will be returned. If space is cancelled between February 1 and march 31, 2016, the deposit will be forfeited. If space is cancelled on or after april 1, 2016, the exhibitor will be liable for the entire space fee. all cancellations must be made in writing to the aOCS Exhibits Specialist.

LIABILITY AND SECURITY

all property of the exhibitor is understood to remain under the exhibitor’s custody and control in transit to or from, or within the confines of the facility, subject to the rules and regulations of the Exhibition. Exhibitors are advised to carry floater insurance to cover exhibit material against damage and loss and public liability insurance against injury to the person and property of others.

Every reasonable precaution will be taken to protect property during installation, show period, and removal. However, neither aOCS, the service contractors, nor the management of the Salt Palace Convention center, nor any of the officers, staff members, or directors of any of the same are responsible for the safety of the property of exhibitors from theft or damage by fire, accident, vandalism, or other causes.

aOCS shall not be responsible for any loss, damage, or injury that may occur to the exhibitor, exhibitor’s employees, or property from any cause whatsoever prior to, during, or subsequent to the period covered by the application contract; the exhibitor, upon signing the contract and terms and conditions, expressly releases aOCS from, and agrees to indemnify same against any and all claims for such loss, damage, or injury.

AOCS shall have full power to interpret, amend, and enforce these rules and regulations, provided the exhibitor receives notice of any amendments when made. Each exhibitor and its employees agree to abide by the foregoing rules and regulations and by any amendments or additions thereto in conformance with the preceding sentence. Exhibitors or their representatives who fail to observe these conditions of contract or who, in the opinion of show management, conduct themselves unethically may immedi-ately be dismissed from the exhibition without refund or other appeal.

AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE

PRINTED NAME

COMPANY DATE

Questions?

Contact Connie Hilson, aOCS Exhibits Specialist, by email: connieh@aocs.org or by phone: +1 (217) 693-4831.

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Who attends AOCS Annual Meetings?Attendance at AOCS Annual Meetings has averaged 1,600 over the past seven years.

Registrants’ Areas of InterestAnalyticalBiotechnologyCannabis Extraction and AnalyticsEdible Applications Technology Health and NutritionImaging TechniquesIndustrial Oil Products Lipid Oxidation and Quality Phospholipid Processing Protein and Co-Products Surfactants and Detergents

Registrants’ Employment Affiliation

Registrants from 44 different countries attended in 2015.

Asia and Oceania

9%

North America

72%

Europe

13%

Central American and

Caribbean

2%

South America

3%

Middle East and Africa

1%

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AAK ABAAK USA IncAarhus UniversityAB EnzymesAbbott NutritionAcademy of State Admin

of GrainACT Solutions CorpActives InternationalADF EngineeringADM CocoaAdvanced Oleo Diesel

Consulting IntlAekyungAfton ChemicalAg Processing IncAgilent TechnologiesAgmet LLCAgriculture & Agri-Food

CanadaAir Products &

Chemicals IncAkzoNobel Surface

ChemistryAlexander Tech

Educational InstAlfa Laval IncAlicorp SAAAltec ConsultingAmerican Cleaning

InstituteAmerican Emu

AssociationAmerican Natural

ProcessorsAmerican Palm Oil CouncilAmerican River NutritionAmway CorpAnadoulu UniversityAnderson International

CorpAndreotti Impianti SpAAnton Paar ProveTec GmbHAquatrolsArcher Daniels Midland CoArisdyne SystemsArizona ChemicalArkema IncArrmazArtisan IndustriesASAGAAshland Specialty

IngredientsAudino & Associates LLCAURIAustralian Oils ResearchAvanti Polar Lipids IncAWTAzzurra Sky SrlB & B EngineeringBaerlocherBarry Callebaut USA LLCBASF CorpBASF SEBattelle Memorial Institute

Bay Valley FoodsBelarusian State UniversityBenefuel IncBerry Plastics CorpBHS Specialty Chemical

ProductsBio Base Europe Pilot PlantBio D SABioBased Technologies

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Clean DayCalifornia Olive Oil CouncilCalifornia Olive RanchCanadian Food Inspection

AgencyCanadian Grain

CommissionCandle-Lite CoCanola Council of CanadaCardiff UniversityCargill Agricola SACargill DSOCargill IncCarlson Consulting

EngineersCDCCESI ChemicalCETIOMChanelChemithon (Asia, Middle

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AssnChinese Academy of Agric

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GmbHClasen Quality Coatings IncClean Control CorpClear Creek Olive CoClorox CoClorox Services CoColgate-Palmolive CoColin A Houston &

AssociatesColonial Chemical IncColorado MillsColumbia UniversityConagra Foods IncConsortium INSTMCorbion PuracCore TeamCornell UniversityCorto Olive CoCosun Biobased ProductsCovance Labs IncCPM Roskamp ChampionCPM SketCrimson Renewable

EnergyCroda IncCrown Iron Works CoCSIC, Instituto de la GrasaCSIRO Food and NutritionCytec Industries IncDalhousie UniversityDallas Group of America

IncDanone ResearchDarling Analytical

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CanadaDTA FEA UNICAMPDTU Food, National Food

InstDuPont Industrial

BiosciencesDuPont Nutrition &

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HealthDuPont PioneerEastman

Eastman Chemical CoEcolab IncEdible Oil TechnologyEditora StiloElement 44 IncElevance Renewable

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MaterialsEmployment Specialty

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de CVEP Minerals LLCErgon IncEuro Fed LipidEurofins Analytik GmbHEurofins Central Analytical

LabsEurofins Nutrition Analysis

CtrEurofins QTA IncEurofins Scientific IncEuropean CommissionEvonik CorpExtra Virgin AllianceFarr Group of CompaniesFederal Univ of Santa

CatarinaFeed EnergyFenix Process

TechnologiesFilters & Equipment SalesFiltration & Membrane

World LLCFlint Hills ResourcesFloratechFlorida Olive GroupFlorida State UniversityFonterra Co-Operative

GroupFOSS North AmericaFrench Oil Mill

Machinery CoFrieslandCampinaFrito-Lay IncFrontier LaboratoriesFTO Food Research

ConsultantFuji Oil Co LtdFuji Vegetable Oil IncGaea North America LLCGateway Food ProductsGEA Process EngineeringGEA Westfalia SeparatorGeorgia Olive Growers

AssnGhent UniversityGIG Karasek LLCGKD-USA IncGlobal Agri-Trade CorpGlycosurf LLC

GOJO Industries IncGordon Denny LLCGrace DavisonGrace Discovery SciencesGrace GmbH & Co KGGraham CorpGraincorp Oilseeds Pty LtdGreen Standard

Diagnostics IncGreenlabGrosperGuangzhou Bluemoon

Industrial CoGusmer Enterprises IncGustavus Adolphus CollegeHaarslev IncHacienda La CabanaHahn Laboratories IncHalliburtonHarvard School of Public

HealthHarvard UniversityHatchgrove Coconut OilHebrew UniversityHenkelHero BXHershey CoHF Press + LipidtechHiroshima UniversityHokkaido UniversityHouse Foods GroupHP LuxHuntsman CorpHuntsman HATCHuntsman Performance

ProductsHydro-ChemICL Food SpecialtiesIgnace Debruyne & Assoc

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OleofinosInnovative Chemical

TechnologiesINOLASAINRAInst For Early

Developments of JapanInst of Sci & Tech for

Advanced StudiesInstitute of BiochemistryInstitute of Chemical

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Edible OilsInternational Flora

TechnologiesInterstates Construction

Services IncInventure Chemical IncInventure Renewables

IOI Loders CroklaanIonsenseIowa State UniversityItaconix CorpItalmatch Chemicals

GroupItalmatch USA CorpITERGITW Global BrandsIvarson IncJ & J CPWWJ M Smucker CoJ R Simplot CoJ Rettenmaier USAJiahuaJiangnan UniversityJina Pharmaceuticals IncJinan UniversityJohnson & Johnson

ConsumerJohnson MattheyJohnson Matthey CatalystsJohnson Matthey IncJ-Oil Mills IncKagoshima UniversityKalsec IncKansai UniversityKao CorpKellogg CoKellogg North AmericaKemin Food TechnologiesKemin Industries IncKemin Nutrisurance IncKemin Personal CareKemiraKimberly-Clark CorpKindai UniversityKnack Process DesignKorea UniversityKorex CanadaKraft FoodsKruss USAKU Leuven UniversityKyoto UniversityKyushu UniversityL Spitz IncLa Fabril SALab Dr A VerweyLake Erie Biofuels LLCLambent CorpLand O’Lakes IncLavo IncLB Processors LLCLCI CorpLDC Argentina SALEEM FiltrationLeonard Breitenbach

GmbHLiberty Vegetable Oil CoLion CorpLipid Technologies

ConsultantsLipid Technologies LLCLipologic Consultancy LLCLoders Croklaan

What organizations attended in 2015? Participated as an exhibitor

Contact Christina Waugh | Booth rentals, sponsorships, and advertising opportunitiesPhone: +1 (217) 693-4901 | Fax: +1 (217) 693-4864 | christina.waugh@aocs.org

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Logos TechnologiesLotte R&D CenterLouis Dreyfus

CommoditiesLouisiana State UniversityLubrizol Advanced

Materials IncLubrizol CorpLucta SALUM CorpLund UniversityMacEwan UniversityMAHLE Industrial

FiltrationMalaysian Palm Oil BoardMara Renewables CorpMARC-IV Consulting IncMars Chocolate North

AmericaMax Rubner-InstitutMeadWestvacoMeiji Co LtdMelaleuca IncMemorial University,

BiochemistryMethod ProductsMG Edible Oil Consulting

Intl IncMichigan State UniversityMIDI IncMississippi State Chemical

LabMississippi State

UniversityMitsubishi Kakoki KaishaMiyazaki UniversityMiyoshi Oil & Fat Co LtdModern Olives Laboratory

USAMolinos Rio de la Plata SAMondelez InternationalMonosol LLCMonsantoMontana Specialty Mills

LLCMontana State Univ,

NorthernMyande GroupMyers VacuumN Hunt Moore & Assoc IncNalco ChampionNational Renewable

Energy LabNational Taiwan UniversityNational University of

SingaporeNatl Inst of Advanced

Industrial SciNatural Health Research

InstNatural Plant Products IncNease Co LLCNeo Process Consultants

LLCNeste Oil Corp

Nestec LtdNestec SANestle Research Ctr,

Nestec LtdNew Mexico State

UniversityNexus ASNidera SANihon UniversityNisshin Oillio Group LtdNongshim Co LtdNorth American Olive Oil

AssnNorth Dakota State

UniversityNortheast Agricultural

UniversityNortheastern UniversityNorthern Crops InstituteNovozymesNovozymes ASNovozymes Latin AmericaNovozymes Malaysia Sdn

BhdNovozymes North

America IncNovozymes Spain SANovozymes Switzerland

AGNovus International IncNu Skin EnterprisesNutegrityNutriNeuroO & G Foods InternationalOhio State UniversityOil-Dri Corp of AmericaOils & Fats InternationalOilseeds & Bioscience

ConsultingOklahoma Baptist

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Dakota State UnivProcess Plus LLCProcter & Gamble CoProducts Dynamics, A Div

of RQA IncProjects IncProSimTechs LLCProteinas NaturalesProteinas y OleicosPSU-Kansas Polymer

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UniversitySasol (USA) CorpSasol North America IncSasol Performance

ChemicalsSC Laboratories IncSchwan Food CoSeakrill SrlSealed Air IncSeoul National UniversitySeventh GenerationSGS Germany GmbHShell Global Solutions IncSiltech LLC

SIWACO GmbHSkylar Brand VenturesSociety of Cosmetic

ChemistsSolazyme IncSolenisSolex Thermal Science

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ManufacturingSolvay USA IncSouthcoast Container

Services IncSoy 20/20Spectral Service AGSpringerSPX Flow TechnologySPX Flow Technology

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HanseSt Francis Xavier

UniversityStepan CoStratas FoodsSun Products CorpSUPAGROSupelco IncSurface Chemists of

FloridaTACTactical FabricationTaiyo Yushi CorpTargetTD Research LtdTeagasc Food Research CtrTeam Foods Colombia SATechnical University of

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UMR CNRS 8181University of AgricultureUniversity of AkronUniversity of AlbertaUniversity of ArizonaUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of BarcelonaUniversity of California,

DavisUniversity of CampinasUniversity of Central

FloridaUniversity of CincinnatiUniversity of CukurovaUniversity of FloridaUniversity of GentUniversity of GeorgiaUniversity of GranadaUniversity of GuelphUniversity of IllinoisUniversity of KentuckyUniversity of MalayaUniversity of ManitobaUniversity of

MassachusettsUniversity of

Massachusetts, Amherst

University of MessinaUniversity of MinnesotaUniversity of Minnesota,

Twin CitiesUniversity of MiyazakiUniversity of Nagasaki,

SieboldUniversity of Nebraska,

LincolnUniversity of OklahomaUniversity of OttawaUniversity of PortoUniversity of ReadingUniversity of RegensburgUniversity of Sao PauloUniversity of

SaskatchewanUniversity of So

MississippiUniversity of South

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University of SouthamptonUniversity of TennesseeUniversity of Texas, AustinUniversity of the AndesUniversity of TorontoUniversity of WaterlooUniversity of Wisconsin,

MadisonUS Food & Drug AdminUS PharmacopeiaUS Soybean Export CouncilUSDAUSDA AMSUSDA ARSUSDA ARS BHNRC FCMDLUSDA ARS ERRCUSDA ARS NCAURUSDA ARS NLAEUSDA ARS SRRCUSDA ARS WRRCUSDA HNRCUSUHSUtah State UniversityVanderbilt UniversityVantage Specialty

ChemicalsVentura FoodsVeronica Foods CoVerto SolutionsViesel Fuel LLCVirginia Tech UniversityW R Grace & CoWacker Chemical CorpWageningen UniversityWarwick Chemicals, A

Lubrizol CoWaters CorpWaters Technologies CorpWeiman ProductsWestern UniversityWeylchem Switzerland AGWeylChem Wiesbaden

GmbHWillits Fat & Oils

Consulting LLCWilmar Biotech R&D Ctr

Co LtdWilmar Oils & Fats LLCWintermute Consulting

ServicesWoosuk UniversityWrigleyWW Refined Oils COE,

Cargill PlcXensor IntegrationYaroslavl Demidov State

UniversityYenar ASYissum Research

DevelopmentYocha Dehe Wintun NationYoung Living Essential OilsZeeland Food Services IncZT Kruszwica SA

What organizations attended in 2015? Participated as an exhibitor

Contact Connie Hilson | Exhibitor relations, Expo management, and sponsorship fulfillmentPhone: +1 (217) 693-4831 | Fax: +1 (217) 693-4875 | connieh@aocs.org

107th AOCS Annual Meeting

& ExpoMay 1–4, 2016Salt Palace Convention Center

Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

Experience the science and business dynamics driving the global fats and oils industries.

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