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2017 AOCS Annual Meetingand Industry Showcases
April 30–May 3Rosen Shingle Creek | Orlando, Florida, USA
The ultimate collaboration from industry, academia, and government; embracing the full spectrum of oil science, from field to product.
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Industry ShowcasesCampus Format with a Traditional Twist
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The AOCS Annual Meeting continues the tradition of delivering superior networking opportunities, more than 500 technical presentations, and the popular Hot Topics Symposia.
Campus Format with a Traditional Twistl An alternative to the traditional exhibition hall, companies and sessions are grouped by interest area within
three unique campuses.
l In each campus, Industry Showcase representatives will be staged at stations in a common networking area just outside session rooms. Your representatives will have the freedom to attend sessions, present, and be more involved in committee and roundtable discussions.
l Regular breaks built into the session schedule will ensure plenty of opportunities for representatives to net-work with attendees one-on-one.
l End of the day “Happy Hours” will be hosted in each campus.
l Posters will be placed in campuses according to the interest area. Poster boards are located between the stations. Close proximity to the poster presentations means more opportunity to network.
l Do you do business across several interest areas? Take advantage of discounts when booking in multiple campuses.
l THE TRADITIONAL TWIST: Your showcase station is similar to a traditional 10' x 10' exhibition booth giving you the opportunity to display products/equipment and order the furniture and utilities to create your station the way you want it.
2017 Annual Meeting Expectations 1,600 registrants
500 oral presentations
150 poster presentations
80 Industry Showcase partners
80 sessions
What types of companies and organizations benefit from being Industry Showcase Partners?Instrumentation and Analytical TechnologyFood Technology and IngredientsProcessing/Manufacturing: Equipment, Supplies, and
ServicesNon-Edible Products: Supplies and ServicesPublishersScientific and Trade AssociationsConsultants and Other Services
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Schedule of EventsSaturday, April 29
8:00 am–5:00 pm Short Courses
Sunday, April 30
8:00 am–5:00 pm Short Courses
10:00 am–5:30 pm Industry Showcases Move-In
5:30–7:00 pm President’s Welcome Reception
Monday, May 1
7:55 am–6:30 pm Industry Showcases and Poster Viewing (Paquin and Wesson Campuses)
7:55 am–5:00 pm Industry Showcase and Poster Viewing (Smalley Campus)
7:55–10:00 am Hot Topics Symposia and Special Sessions
10:00–10:30 am Networking Break (All Campuses)
10:30 am–12:15 pm Awards Plenary and Business Meeting
12:15–1:45 pm Lunch on Own / Division and Section Luncheons
1:55–5:00 pm Technical Sessions
5:00–6:00 pm Happy Hour (Paquin and Wesson Campuses)
5:00–6:30 pm Dedicated Poster Viewing with Authors Present (Paquin and Wesson Campuses)
Tuesday, May 2
7:55 am–5:00 pm Industry Showcases and Poster Viewing (Paquin and Wesson Campuses)
7:55 am–6:30 pm Industry Showcase and Poster Viewing (Smalley Campus)
7:55 am–12:00 pm Technical Sessions
9:40–10:10 am Networking Break (All Campuses)
12:00–1:45 pm Lunch on Own / Division and Section Luncheons
1:55–5:00 pm Technical Sessions
5:00–6:00 pm Happy Hour (Smalley Campus)
5:00–6:30 pm Dedicated Poster Viewing with Authors Present (Smalley Campus)
Wednesday, May 3
7:55 am–5:00 pm Industry Showcases
7:55 am–3:00 pm Poster Viewing
7:55 am–12:00 pm Technical Sessions
9:40–10:10 am Networking Break (All Campuses)
12:00–1:45 pm Lunch on Own / Division and Section Luncheons
1:55–5:00 pm Technical Sessions
5:00–7:00 pm Industry Showcases Move-Out
The schedule of events is subject to change.
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ans 2017 INDUSTRY SHOWCASES
Smalley Campus Paquin Campus Wesson Campus
Industry Showcase StationConstruction
X 10’ x 10’ space (100 square feet) X Black carpet X 8’ high drape back wall X ID sign (7” x 44”) X Each station has a poster wall placed between it and its neighbor. A poster wall will feature 3–6 posters for a specific interest area.
X THE TRADITIONAL TWIST—Like the traditional exhibition, a Showcase Partner: • Orders their preferred furniture and utilities • Uses their own portable displays • May display products/equipment
Registration Badges X NEW—Two Annual Meeting badges are included with the rental fee. X Two additional badges may be purchased at a 50% discount. X With the open Campus format where anyone can attend a session, exhibit personnel badges are not offered for purchase.
Marketing X Pre- and post-conference mailing lists. X Exhibiting company will be listed on the Annual Meeting website with a live web link. X Company will be listed in the Program Guide with a 50-word description. X Company will be listed with description and live web link in the Annual Meeting’s Mobile App. X Company has the opportunity to make an oral presentation during an Industry Showcase Session. X Advertising may be purchased in the Program Guide, at a discount. X Sponsorship opportunities are available to enhance your company’s presence.
Station Rental Fee
Early Rate: $1,450Standard Rate: $1,950*
*After January 31, 2017
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Integrated Marketing
SponsorshipsThe number one way to show that your company is a leader in the industry is by supporting 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 on pages 7–8. Contact Christina Morley to discuss the best option to fit your company’s goal.
Annual Meeting ProgramDistributed to every meeting attendee, the official Annual Meeting Program is the primary resource for information about the Industry Showcases and technical sessions. Industry Showcase Partners receive discounted ad rates.
INFORMAdvertise in the April “Show” and July/August “Wrap-Up” issues of INFORM, and reach all the delegates who will be attending the Annual Meeting, as well as the entire AOCS membership. Special rates for Industry Showcase Partners 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 avail-able. More than 8,500 opt-in recipients with a professional interest in the sci-ence and technology of fats, oils, surfactants, and related materials receive INFORM SmartBrief. Review the 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 NewsletterThe AOCS Newsletter is sent electronically once a month to all AOCS mem-bers and thousands of other related industry professionals. The average dis-tribution rate is 25,592 per month, with a consistently high forward rate.
Increase Your VisibilityAOCS offers multiple media platforms—in print and online— to help you gain exposure and target AOCS members and professionals throughout the year. Combine these opportunities and create an integrated marketing plan for the greatest impact and return on investment.
Who to Contact
Station Rentals, Sponsorships, and Advertising Opportunities:
Christina MorleyAdvertising Sales ManagerPhone: +1 217-693-4901
Fax: +1 [email protected]
Industry Showcase Partner Relations and
Sponsorship Fulfillment:
Connie HilsonExhibits Manager
Phone: +1 217-693-4831Fax: +1 217-693-4875
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MENU OF OPPORTUNITIES
Your company’s reputation no longer depends only on the service you offer — brand recognition plays a more important role than ever. If you want your company to stand out as a leader in the industry, become a sponsor.
Select one of the following sponsorships or let us tailor a sponsorship to your budget and needs.
$15,000 USD
Annual Meeting Wi-Fi
Annual Meeting App
$10,000 USD
Attendee Official Communications Package
Annual Meeting Bags
Hotel Room Keycards
$7,500 USD Water Stations & Reusable Water Bottles
$5,000 USD
Campus Combo 1: Campus Networking Break + Pen (1 opportunity)
Campus Combo 2: Campus Networking Break + Campus Computer Station (2 opportunities)
Campus Combo 3: Campus Networking Break + Campus Charging Station (2 opportunities)
Happy Hour (2 opportunities)
$4,000 USD
Annual Meeting Badges
Program At-A-Glance
Notepads
President’s Welcome Reception Beverage Cabana (3 opportunities)
President’s Welcome Reception Games
President’s Welcome Reception Entertainment
$3,000 USD
Campus Networking Break
International Drive Shuttle
$1,000 USD Technical Program Support
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Sponsorship Opportunities
$15,000 USD
Annual Meeting Wi-Fi Everyone will know your name when you sponsor Wi-Fi in all three campuses.
Additional benefits—• Username and password will be recommended by sponsor.• Login Card: Each attendee will receive a login card at registration.
Login card will feature the sponsor’s logo, username, and password.
• Wi-Fi signage will feature username, password, and sponsor’s logo.
Annual Meeting AppThe App will be the attendee’s “on-the-go reference tool” and will feature a great schedule builder, presentation abstracts, Industry Showcase partners, speaker information, poster presentations, and a way to communicate with other attendees. Looking for a sponsorship that gives you brand exposure beyond the conference? The App will be available three weeks prior to the Annual Meeting and will close four weeks after the meeting.
Additional benefits—an exclusive banner ad with live web link will be featured in the different areas of The App.
$10,000 USD
Attendee Official Communications Package An exclusive sponsor banner will be featured on all attendee communications including: Registration Confirmation email; Abstracts, The App, and Registration List email; and the Get Ready to Travel email. All attendees will receive the following emails: • Registration emails will be staggered as confirmed.• One month prior to the meeting an email is sent to all attendees
with the link to the meeting itinerary builder, abstracts, and registration list.
• One week prior to the meeting a travel email is sent to all attendees.
Additional benefits—an exclusive banner ad with live web link will be featured in each of the attendee official communications.
Annual Meeting BagsEach attendee receives a bag at registration. With your company’s logo prominently printed on them, the bags become walking billboards for your company. We choose high quality, durable bags that can be used long after the conference.
Additional benefits—the sponsor’s logo will be printed on the bags.
Hotel Room KeycardsImagine every time an Annual Meeting attendee uses their Rosen Shingle Creek hotel room key, they see your company’s message. The Hotel Room keycard will feature your company’s 4-color design on the front and back.
Additional benefits—the sponsor’s supplied design will be featured on the front and back of the keycard.
$7,500 USD
Water Stations & Reusable Water BottlesHydration is an important aspect of health and safety in every profession. Each attendee will be given a reusable water bottle featuring the sponsor’s logo. Water stations will be conveniently placed outside of session rooms.
Additional benefits—the sponsor’s logo will be printed on the water bottles and used on water station signage.
$5,000 USD
Campus Combo OpportunitiesCombo 1: Campus Networking Break + Pen(1 opportunity) Send your logo home with all attendees on the Annual Meeting pen, and host a morning networking break in the campus of your choosing. Networking breaks will be held on each campus Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
Additional benefits—the sponsor’s logo will be printed onto the pen and coffee cups used at the networking break.
Combo 2: Campus Networking Break + Campus Charging Station (2 opportunities) Host a morning networking break in the campus of your choosing. Networking breaks will be held on each campus Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Everyone needs a charge these days. Be the sponsor who helps them out. Each campus will feature a charging station for attendees.
Additional benefits—the sponsor’s logo will be printed onto the coffee cups used at the networking break and charging station signage.
Combo 3: Campus Networking Break + Campus Computer Station (2 opportunities) Host a morning networking break in the campus of your choosing. Networking breaks will be held on each campus Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Everyone needs a quick internet fix, be the sponsor who helps them out. Each campus will feature a computer station for attendees.
Additional benefits—the sponsor’s logo will be printed onto the coffee cups used at the networking break, on the printer paper at the computer station, and on computer station signage.
Happy Hour (2 opportunities)Help all attendees relax after a long day of sessions by hosting a Happy Hour. Happy Hours will be held Monday and Tuesday evenings in a specified campus. Monday’s Happy Hour will be hosted in the Paquin/Wesson campuses and Tuesday’s Happy Hour in the Smalley
SPONSORSHIP DESCRIPTIONSSee chart on page 8 for general sponsorship benefits.
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Campus. Complimentary drinks will be available while attendees mix and mingle. The sponsor’s logo will be used on signage at the event.
Additional benefits—the sponsor’s logo will be used on Happy Hour signage.
$4,000 USD
Annual Meeting Badges Sponsor’s logo will be displayed on the badge holder or lanyard that each attendee wears during the conference.
Additional benefits—the sponsor’s logo will be printed onto the badge holder or lanyard.
Program At-A-GlanceBe the sponsor of the highly-viewed, Program At-A-Glance. Conveniently sized, this handy guide is a quick reference tool to locate session times and locations.
Additional benefits—the sponsor’s logo will be printed on the front cover of the Program At-A-Glance and sponsor will receive an ad on the back cover.
Notepads Place your company’s information on the notepads used by attendees during the Annual Meeting and long after.
Additional benefits—the sponsor’s logo and contact information will be printed on the lower section of each notepad sheet.
President’s Welcome Reception OpportunitiesNetworking receptions at the Annual Meeting are highly valued by attendees. Held on Sunday evening, the President’s Welcome Reception will take place on the beautiful outdoor Gatlin Terrace.
Drinks and hors d’oeuvres will be served. This all-conference reception is a premium event to which you can showcase your leadership status.
Additional benefits are listed with each opportunity below.
• Beverage Cabana (3 opportunities): Each beverage cabana will feature a specialty drink with open bar on beer, wine, and soft beverages. Additional sponsor benefits include logo cocktail napkins and cabana signage.
• Games: Back by popular demand, the President’s Welcome Reception will feature games for attendees to enjoy. Additional sponsor benefits include sponsor logo used in the games area.
• Entertainment: The President’s Welcome Reception will also feature a DJ and Karaoke. Additional sponsor benefits include sponsor logo used at the stage.
$3,000 USD
Campus Networking Break Host a morning networking break in the campus of your choosing. Networking breaks will be held on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
Additional benefits—the sponsor’s logo will be printed onto the coffee cups used at the networking break and on break signage.
International Drive Shuttle Help attendees by sponsoring a shuttle that chauffeurs them to exciting Orlando night life. On Monday and Tuesday evenings a shuttle will transport attendees to Pointe Orlando on International Drive. Pointe Orlando is a place where attendees can elevate their dining experience at restaurants offering everything from casual fare to haute cuisine, discover a diverse collection of specialty shops, and enjoy music and live entertainment when the sun sets. Shuttles will run continuously beginning after the evening’s Happy Hour.
Additional benefits—the sponsor’s logo will be used on Shuttle signage.
General Sponsorship Benefits$15,000 $10,000 $7,500 $5,000 $4,000 $3,000
Company logo will be used on the website, in the printed program, Program At-A-Glance, The App, and on general event signage.
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Advertisement in the printed programFull page, 4-color
Half page, 4-color
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50% discount
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To discuss sponsorship opportunities, contact:
Christina Morley | AOCS Sales Manager | Phone: +1 217-693-4901 | Fax: +1 217-693-4864 | [email protected]
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Attendee ProfileWho attends AOCS Annual Meetings?Attendance at AOCS Annual Meetings has averaged 1,550 over the past 7 years.
Registrants’ Areas of InterestAnalyticalBiotechnologyCannabinoid AnalyticsEdible Applications TechnologyHealth and NutritionIndustrial Oil ProductsLipid Oxidation and QualityPhospholipidProcessingProtein and Co-ProductsSurfactants and Detergents
Registrants’ Employment Affiliation
Registrants from 45 different countries attended in 2016.
Asia and Oceania
11%
North America
74%
Europe
11%
South America
3%
Middle East and Africa
1%
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What organizations attended in 2016? X Participated as an exhibitor
Contact Christina Morley | Station Rentals, Sponsorships, and Advertising OpportunitiesPhone: +1 (217) 693-4901 | Fax: +1 (217) 693-4864 | [email protected]
AAK Sweden ABAAK USAAarhus UniversityXAB EnzymesAB Enzymes BrasilAbbott LaboratoriesAbbott NutritionAbrams BioConsultingAceitera Mevi MexicoAcrodyneACT Solutions CorpActivated Research CoAdams Vegetable OilXADF EngineeringADM Animal NutritionADM Research GmbHAdvanced Coil TechnologyAdvanced Fuels CenterAdvanced Industrial Science
& TechAdvanced Lipid ConsultantsAekyung IndustryAfton ChemicalAg Processing IncXAgilent TechnologiesAgriculture & Agri-Food
CanadaAGT FoodsAir Products & Chemicals
IncXAir Products / Versum
MaterialsAjinomoto North AmericaAker BiomarineAkzoNobel Chemicals IncAlfa Laval Copenhagen ASXAlfa Laval IncAlicorp SAAAltec ConsultingAmano Enzyme USA Co LtdAmerican Cleaning InstituteAmerican Natural
ProcessorsAmerican River NutritionAmway CorpXAnderson International
CorpArcadia BiosciencesArcher Daniels Midland CoXArizona Instrument LLCArkema IncXArtisan IndustriesAshland Specialty
IngredientsAudino & Associates LLCAustralian Oils ResearchAustralian Olive AssnAutomation PlusB + B Engineering GmbHBarry CallebautXBASF CorpBay Valley FoodsBayer CropScienceBend Beauty IncBenefuel Inc
Besemer ConsultingBIO-CATXBiolin Scientific IncBirko CorpBollheimer & Associates IncBono EnergiaBoston UniversityBotaneo Inc/Idgas 4
CosmeticsBotanic Innovations LLCBrigham and Women’s
HospitalBrigham Young UniversitybrprocessXBruker Optics IncBSI EngineeringXBuhler IncBunge Alimentos SABunge CanadaBunge LtdBunge North AmericaBunge Oils IncBunge Zrt Innovation CenterXBuss ChemTech AGBuss-SMS-CanzlerCailan Oils & Fats IndustriesCal State University,
FullertonCaldic USACalifornia Dept of Food &
AgricCalifornia Olive Oil CouncilCalyxt IncCamlin Fine Sciences LtdCanada Border Services
AgencyCanadian Grain CommissionCandle-Lite CoCannabisIndustryJournal.
ComCanola Council of CanadaCardiff UniversityCargill Agricola SACargill Global Food
ResearchCargill IncCargill R&D Center EuropeCargill-DSD-Des MoinesCarleton UniversityXCarlson Consulting
EngineersCarnegie Mellon UniversityCDCCeela Naturals LLCCenter for TestmaterialsCesar Iglesias SACESI ChemicalCFS North America LLCCharles Sturt UniversityChemi NutraChemPlast IncChempro Technovation
Pvt LtdChina Cleaning Industry
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CooperativeCoast Packing CoCoburg UniversityColgate-PalmoliveColin A. Houston & Assoc
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Dr. Nava Dayan LLCDrexel UniversityXDSMDSM Enzyme SolutionsDSM Food SpecialtiesDSM Nutritional ProductsDSM ResolveDuPont CoDuPont Industrial
BiosciencesXDuPont Nutrition & HealthE2P2L - Solvay ChinaEagle Rock Solutions IncXEastman Chemical CoEcoEngineersEcolab IncEden LabsElan RoseElevance Renewable
SciencesEMBRAPAEmerald Performance
MaterialsXEmerald ScientificEmerson Process
ManagementEmployment ServicesEntidad Controladora SA
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LabsEurofins Nutrition Analysis
CtrEurofins QTA IncEurofins Scientific IncEvolabEvolution DevelopmentEvonik CorpEvonik Industries AGEvonik Resource Efficiency
GmbHExtraceiteFeed EnergyField to MarketFiltercorpFiltration & Membrane
World LLCXFlackTek IncFlint Hills ResourcesFlorida State UniversityFlotek ChemistryFood Protein R&D Ctr, TAMUFoodMinds LLCXFormulaction IncFort Valley State UniversityXFrench Oil Mill Machinery
CoFTO Food ResearchFuji Oil Co LtdFuji Vegetable Oil IncFukushima University
Gay Lea Foods Co-OperativeXGEA GroupGEA Mechanical EquipmentGEA Process EngineeringGeneral Mills IncGhent UniversityGifu UniversityXGIG Karasek LLCGiiava GroupGlenn CorpGlycosurf LLCGOJO Industries IncGovernment of IndiaXGraham CorpGraincorp OilseedsGreen Plains IncGrocery Manufacturers AssnGroupe AVRILGuangzhou Blue Moon
Industrial CoHaarslev IncHalpern Stockhamer,
Barristers, SolicitorsHAPPI / Rodman MediaHardy Industrial TechnologiesHealth CanadaHenkel AG & Co KgaAHenkel CorpHershey CoXHF Press + LipidTechHiroshima UniversityHokkaido UniversityHollbrasHP LuxHuntsman Performance
ProductsIBM Research - AlmadenIcahn Schl of Medicine, Mt
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ConsumerKagoshima UniversityXKalsec IncKansai UniversityKansas State UniversityKao CorpKao Corp Technology
StrategyKellogg CoKellogg North AmericaXKemin Food TechnologiesKemin Industries IncKemin Nutrisurance IncKing Mongkuts Inst of
TechnologyKitami Institute of
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TechKorea UniversityKorex CanadaKraft Heinz CoKyoto UniversityKyoto UniversityKyungpook National
UniversityKyushu UniversityLa Fabril SALand O’Lakes IncLavo IncLB Processors LLCXLCI CorpXLEEM FiltrationLeonard Breitenbach GmbHLhoist North AmericaLiberty Vegetable Oil CoLion CorpLipid Technologies LLCLipogen LtdLipologic Consultancy LLC
What organizations attended in 2016? X Participated as an exhibitor
Contact Connie Hilson | Industry Showcase Partner Relations and Sponsorship FulfillmentPhone: +1 (217) 693-4831 | Fax: +1 (217) 693-4875 | [email protected]
Living ProofLoders CroklaanLonardo Statreg Associates
LLCLonza IncLouis Dreyfus CommoditiesLouisiana State UniversityXLouisville Dryer CoLSU AgCenter Food
IncubatorLTD Health SystemsLubrizolXLubrizol Advanced
MaterialsXMAHLE Industrial
FiltrationXMalaysian Palm Oil BoardMalaysian Palm Oil CouncilManTra-ChemMara Renewables CorpMarsMarsili Consulting GroupMassachusetts General
HospitalMaxfry GmbHMcCormick & Co IncMeiji Co LtdMemorial UniversityMerieux NutrisciencesMetagreen IncMethod ProductsXMetrohm USAMG Edible Oil Consulting
Intl IncMichigan State UniversityXMilliporeSigma (Supelco)Mississippi State Chemical
LabMississippi State UniversityMiura Engineering Co LtdMiyoshi Oil & Fats Co LtdModereModern Olives LaboratoryMolinos Rio de la Plata SAMonash University MalaysiaMondelez InternationalMontana Specialty Mills LLCMontana State Univ,
NorthernMontpellier SupAgroXMyande GroupXMyers VacuumN Hunt Moore & Assoc IncNalco ChampionNankai UniversityNanoChem Solutions IncNasc Com Int LtdaNational Cheng Kung
UniversityNational Institute of HealthNatl Heart, Lung & Blood
InstNatl Research Council of
CanadaNatural Plant Products Inc
Natures Crops InternationalNature’s Way CanadaNease CoNestec LtdNestle Product Technology
CtrNestle Research CenterNew York University Abu
DhabiNexus ASNihon UniversityNikko Chemicals Co LtdNikkol Group Cosmos Tech
CtrNisshin OilliO Group LtdNitto Pharmaceutical
Industries LtdNIZO Food ResearchNorth Dakota State
UniversityNortheastern UniversityNorthern Crops InstituteNovozymes ASNovozymes Latin AmericaNovozymes North AmericaNovus International IncNOW FoodsNREL, Natl Renewable
Energy LabNu SkinNucelis IncNutrilite, AmwayOh Sung Chemical Ind CoOhio State UniversityXOil-Dri Corp of AmericaXOils & Fats InternationalOilseeds & Bioscience
ConsultingOLEADOleofinosOLEOTEK IncOmega ProteinOmega Protein / BioriginalOpen VAPEXOptek-Danulat IncOrange Photonics IncOrgana LabsXOrganic TechnologiesOsaka Municipal Tech
Research InstPalsgaard ASPalsgaard IncXPattyn Packing LinesPEDECIBA - UdelaRPennsylvania State
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ChemicalsSavola Food CoSC Johnson & SonScientific Research Council,
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Signature BrandsSilpakorn UniversitySiltech LLCSilver Bay SeafoodsSimmons Grain CoXSIWACO GmbHSNF Holding CoSociety of Cosmetic
ChemistsSolazyme IncSolenisXSolex Thermal ScienceXSolutions 4
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TechnologySouth Dakota State
UniversitySoy 20/20XSpectral ServiceSpringerSPX Flow TechnologySt Francis Xavier UniversityStanford UniversityState University of
CampinasStepan CoStratas FoodsXStratas Foods - RDI CtrSun Products CorpXSurface Chemists of
FloridaSurfatech CorpSwansea UniversitySymrise AGTargetTD Research LtdTechnical University of
BerlinTechnical University of
MunichXTechnochem International
IncTecnologica de Alimentos
SATerres InoviaTestfabrics IncTexas A&M UniversityTexas Tech UniversityThe Hill AdvantageXThermo Fisher ScientificThin Oil ProductsTianjin Inst of Industry
BiotechXTintometer IncTNL TecnalTohoku UniversityTokyo Univ of Agriculture &
TechnologyTouro University, CaliforniaTransBiodieselTrent UniversityTri-Princeton
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2017 AOCS Annual Meetingand Industry ShowcasesApril 30–May 3 | Rosen Shingle Creek | Orlando, Florida, USA | AnnualMeeting.aocs.org
AOCSP.O. Box 17190Urbana, IL 61803-7190 USA
AOCS MissionAOCS advances the science and technology of oils, fats, surfactants, and related materials, enriching the lives of people everywhere.
As an international professional organization, we• provide current and emerging information 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 testing, provide reference materials, and coordinate with other standards developers including ISO and Codex Alimentarius;
• facilitate and strengthen interactions among professionals through meetings, specialized interest groups and other networking opportunities; and,
• collaborate with other scientific societies and related organizations to promote the advancement of science