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CHEMEXCIL

Report on

CHEMEXCIL’S PARTICIPATION IN

‘IN-COSMETICS KOREA EXHIBITION’

HELD ON

6TH & 7TH JULY, 2016

AT

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA

Basic Chemicals, Cosmetics and Dyes Export Promotion Council ( Set-up by Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India ) Jhansi Castle, 4th Floor, 7- Cooperage Road, Mumbai – 400 001, INDIA

Tel: 91-22-22021288, 22021330, 22825861, 22020911Fax:91-22-22026684 Email :info@chemexcil.gov.in – Website : https://chemexcil.in

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CONTENTS

Sr. No. Particulars

Page No.

1. Chairman’s Desk

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2. South Korea - Country profile & Economic Indicators

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3. Brief on India-Korea Economic and Commercial Relations 9

4. CHEMEXCIL'S Export Performance and CHEMEXCIL’s

Commodity wise Exports to Korea

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5. Top items of Exports of Cosmetics, Toiletries & Essential Oils to Korea.

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6. About the event - in-cosmetics Korea exhibition

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7. Glimpses of the exhibition

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8. Details of Indian Participants with IEC Code Numbers

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9. List of Consulate / Embassy of India in Korea and vice versa as well as the Important offices

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10. List of Visitors/Importers/Dealers of Cosmetics, Toiletries & Essential Oils

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11. CHEMEXCIL Head Office & Regional Office addresses

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From the Chairman’s Desk Dear Exhibitors,

As you are aware, “Basic Chemicals, Cosmetics & Dyes Export Promotion Council” popularly known as

CHEMEXCIL (www.chemexcil.in ) was established by the Government of India, Ministry of Commerce

& Industry with the objective of promoting exports of Dyes & Dye Intermediates, Organic & Inorganic

Chemicals, Agro Chemicals, Pesticides, Bio-fertilizers, Soaps, Detergents, Cosmetics, Toiletries,

Essential Oils, Castor Oils etc from India to overseas markets.

Moreover, CHEMEXCIL, with a membership base of over 4000 provides complementary service as a

reliable single point source contact for foreign buyers interested in sourcing from India.

CHEMEXCIL provides a wide spectrum of services to Trade and Industry and acts as a catalyst for

growth of India’s trade for promoting Dyes and Dye Intermediates, Basic Organic and Inorganic, Agro

Chemicals, Soaps, Detergents, Cosmetics, Toiletries and other products like Essential Oils, Castor Oil

etc., It has an extensive infrastructure as well as marketing and information facilities that are availed

by both exporters and importers.

Many products under the ambit of CHEMEXCIL especially Specialty Chemicals, Dyes & Dye

Intermediates, Agro-Chemicals, Petrochemicals, Cosmetics & Toiletries as also Castor Oil contribute

significantly to GDP (Gross Domestic Product) of India. Specialty Chemicals are those chemicals which

are produced at a low volume, but are high priced and usually targeted at a wide variety of markets,

ranging from Pharmaceuticals to construction. The said chemicals segment in the Indian Chemical

Industry is a new emerging sector which brings promises of huge growth.

South Korea is one of the world’s most exciting and fastest –changing beauty markets, introducing

industry leading innovations and setting trends globally. InCosmetics Korea is the only exhibition in

South Korea dedicated to the personal care ingredients. This exhibition caters for more than 3,000

predominantly Korean R&D and technical experts. Companies looking to unlock South Korea’s

unrivalled opportunities will gain huge advantages with InCosmetics Korea 2016 exhibition.

In view of the importance of this event, the Council has decided to participate in the InCosmetics Korea

2016 Exhibition being held from 6th & 7th July, 2016 at Hall B, COEX Exhibition & Convention Center,

Seoul, South Korea organised by REED Exhibitions.

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I am sure, our participation in this exhibition would provide a window of opportunities and vibrant

platform to our exporting community for fruitful interaction and clinch attractive business deals.

I wish all the participants and visitors at InCosmetics Korea 2016, all success in their endeavour.

With warm regards,

(DR. B.R. GAIKWAD)

CHAIRMAN - CHEMEXCIL

Chairman’s Office:

Director and President (Special Projects)

VVF (India) Limited,

Plot No. 109,

Sion (E), Mumbai – 400022 INDIA

Tel. No.: +91 22 2401 3877

Email: chairman@chemexcil.gov.in

brgaikwad@vvfltd.com

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SOUTH KOREA – COUNTRY PROFILE & ECONOMIC INDICATORS

Official Name: Republic of Korea (ROK) (South Korea).

Location: 37°33′ North Latitude & 126°58′ East Longitude.

Topography: The country is basically mountainous with a central hill range sloping away towards the seas on either side. Only 30% of land is flat. There are no vast plains in the country. The slopes on the east coast are steep, while those on the west coast are gentle. The highest peak in South Korea is not more than 2000 meters.

Neighbours: China, North Korea, Russia and Japan. Land border is 238 km with North Korea. Its coastline is 2413 km.

Capital and largest city: Seoul

Other Major Cities: Busan Incheon Daegu Daejeon Gwangju Suwon Ulsan Changwon Goyang

Official languages and Official Script

Korean

Government

President Prime Minister Speaker of the National

Assembly

Unitary presidential constitutional republic

Park Geun-hye Hwang Kyo-ahn Chung Sye-kyun

Legislature National Assembly

Area

Total

Water (%)

100,210 km2

38,691 sq mi

0.3 (301 km2 / 116 mi2)

Population

2015 estimate

50,801,405

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Density 503/km2

1,302.8/sq mi

GDP (PPP)

Total

Per capita

2016 estimate

$1.916 trillion

$37,699

GDP (nominal)

Total

Per capita

2016 estimate

$1.321 trillion

$25,989

Currency South Korean won (₩) (KRW)

Administrative Structure:

South Korea comprises seven metropolitan cities including Seoul and nine provinces.

The seven cities - Seoul, Pusan, Taegu, Inchon, Kwangju, Taejon and Ulsan - are accorded the same status as that of the larger and more populous provinces. Metropolitan city is divided into “ku”(ward) and these are further sub-divided into “dong”(neighbourhood), the lowest administrative unit.

The nine provinces are North Chungcheong, South Chungcheong, Gangwon, Gyeonggi, North Gyeonsang, South Gyeonsang, South Gyeongsang, Jeju, North Jeolla, South Jeolla.

A province is divided into cities and “gun” (county). A city has many “dong” while a “gun” has many “up”(township) and “myon”(village)

National Day: 15 August (Independence/Liberation Day)

17 July (Constitution Day)

National Flag:

The Korean Flag is called TAEGUKKI. White part represents the land. The circle in the centre of the flag is divided into two equal parts. The upper red section represents the positive cosmic forces of Yang. Conversely, the lower blue section represents the

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negative cosmic forces of Yin. The two forces together embody the concepts of continual movement and balance and harmony that characterize the sphere of infinity. The circle is surrounded four trigrams one in each corner. Each trigram symbolizes one of the four universal elements: heaven, earth, fire and water.

National Emblem:

The National Emblem of South Korea adopted in 1963 consists of the ‘taeguk' symbol bordered by five petals and a ribbon bearing the inscription “The Republic of Korea" in Hangul characters.

National Flower:

The National flower of Korea is the Mugunghwa or Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus). The flower’s symbolic significance stems from mugunghwa’s root word, “mugung” meaning immortality.

Land: 99,678 sq km (approximately 12% larger than West Bengal) largely hilly & mountainous mainly North to East. Along the Southern and Western coasts the mountains descend gradually towards broad coastal plains. Most of rivers have their tributaries on the North and East sides and flow into the Yellow and South Seas. Concentrated for the most part off the Southern coast are upwards of 3,000 islands of various sizes.

People: The Korean people are descendants of several Mongol tribal groups who migrated around 4,000 B.C. from what are now Siberia and Manchuria. They eventually became a homogeneous race, independent of their neighbours, with unique cultural traits distinct from the Chinese and Japanese. Two common observations about Korean people are their endurance and dynamism. Harsh weather, gruelling negotiations and after-hours socializing are all taken in stride in a 'work hard, play hard' culture. The Korean sense of humour is readily

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apparent not only in daily interactions but also in the nation's rich folk art. Favourite songs, often sung at the end of parties or dinners, have lilting sad melodies, pointing to the strong element of melancholy contained in the Korean character. Koreans tend to vent their feelings and emotions - be it exuberance or anger, delight or frustration.

Koreans are one ethnic family speaking one language. In the seventh century AD, they were politically unified for the first time by the Shilla Kingdom (57 BC - AD 935) and subsequently achieved a great cultural flowering. Koreans struggled successfully for millennia to maintain their cultural and political identity despite the influence of neighbouring China and the more recent aggressive inclinations of the Japanese. They are a proud people with one of the longest national histories in the world.

Religion: Out of the registered religions, Buddhism and Confucianism were dominant in the past and have shaped both the way of life and the attitudes of Koreans since the three dynasties (Shilla, Koryo and Chosun from 233 B.C. to 1910 A.D.). Christianity has developed a vast following since its introduction in the late 18th century and its influence is now being felt throughout society. Freedom of religion is guaranteed under the ROK constitution.

Political Sys : The Constitution of the Republic of Korea calls for a liberal democratic political system. Its principles are based on the sovereignty of the people, with all the authority of state emanating from its citizens.

Government: Korea is a democratic republic with power centralized in a strong executive president.

Major Items of Export:

Semiconductors, wireless tele-communications equipment, motor

vehicles, computers, steel, ships, petrochemicals.

Major Items of Import: Petroleum and related products, Electrical machinery, Chemical and related products, Iron and Steel.

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Brief on India-Korea Economic and Commercial Relations

1. Overview:

The trade and economic relations between India and Republic of Korea (Korea) have gathered momentum in recent years with bilateral trade reaching a substantial figure of $ 17.57 billion in 2013. India is the 15th largest trade partner of Korea. Bilateral Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CEPA) has spurred the process. Investments both ways are on the upswing. RoK is an export-driven economy and is drawn by India's huge market. However, India has to diversify its export market, particularly focusing on high-tech products rather than primary goods, if it has to penetrate the Korean import market.

Bilateral Trade

India's share in Korea's global trade is relatively low. In 2002 it was 0.83%, which rose to 1.63% in 2013, a significant increase though considerable scope still exists. India's contribution in Korea's global imports increased from 0.78% in 2001 to 1.2% in 2013. In 2013, India was Korea’s 18th biggest source for imports while India was its 9th biggest export market. India is now 15thlargest overall trading partner of Korea. In the last four decades, pattern of Korean exports has undergone significant transformation. Exports moved up the value chain from primary goods to light industrial products, to heavy industrial and to high-tech and knowledge-based products. There is also a need for diversification of the export products.

As per statistics published by Korea International Trade Association (KITA), the bilateral trade between Korea and India is as under:

Amount in million US$

Year

Total trade Growth %

Indian exports to ROK

Growth %

ROK Export to India

Growth%

2009 12,155 -21.88% 4,142 -37.06% 8,013 -10.7%

2010 17,109 40.76% 5,674 36.98% 11,435 42.7%

2011 20,548 20.10% 7,894 39% 12,654 10.7%

2012 18,843 -8.30% 6,921 -12.3% 11,922 -5.8%

2013 17,568 -0.07% 6,183 -10.7 11,385 -4.5%

2014 (up to

October)

15,290 2.97% 4,626 -12.2% 10,664 11.3%

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CHEMEXCIL'S EXPORT PERFORMANCE

USD in Million

CHAPTER NO. /PANEL 2013-14 (Actual)

2014-15 (Actual)

2015-16 (Provisional)

(32) Dyes & (29) Dye Intermediates 2152.89 2369.83 2037.41

(28) inorganic,(29) Organic & (38) Agro Chemicals

8286.30 8029.71 7457.43

(33)Cosmetics, (34) Soaps, Toiletries & (33) Essential Oils

1396.91 1494.18 1466.59

(15) Castor Oil 725.70 770.49 705.20

Total 12561.80 12664.21 11666.63

Source:DGCI&S

CHEMEXCIL’S COMMODITYWISE EXPORTS TO KOREA

USD in Million

CHAPTER NO./PANEL 2013-2014

(Actual)

2014-15 (Actual)

2015-16 (Provisional)

(32) Dyes & (29) Dye Intermediates 76.33 99.61 88.59

(28) Inorganic, (29) Organic & (38) Agro chemicals 244.00 174.39 210.73

(33) Cosmetics, (34) Soaps, Toiletries and (33) Essential oils 8.28 11.51 15.03 (15) Castor Oil 11.58 12.00 10.63 Total 340.19 297.51 324.98 Source:DGCI&S

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CHEMEXCIL'S EXPORT OF TOP PRODUCTS TO KOREA RP.

COSMETICS & TOILETRIES - Top Items Exports

US$ in million HSCode Product 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016

38231900 OTHER INDUSTRIAL MONOCARBOXYLIC FATTY ACID

0.90 2.82 4.04

34012000 SOAP IN OTHER FORMS 0.00 0.01 2.65

29157040 HCO FATTY ACID(INCLUDING 12-HYDROXY STEARIC ACID)

2.52 2.56 1.88

33051090 OTHER HAIR SHAMPOOS (NON SPIRITUOUS)

0.02 0.07 1.73

15162039 OTHER HYDROGENATED CASTOR OIL (OPAL WAX)

1.63 1.56 1.52

38099190 OTHER TEXTILE ASSISTANTS 0.49 0.74 0.79

33059040 HAIR DYES(NATURAL, HERBAL OR SYNTHETICS)

0.35 0.30 0.62

38231200 OLEIC ACID 2.62 1.83 0.58

34021190 OTHERS (E.G. ALKYL SULPHATES TECH. DODECYL BENZENE-SULPHONATES, ETC.)

0.08 0.55 0.53

33041000 LIP MAKE UP PREPARATIONS 0.03 0.17 0.30

25262000 NATURAL STEATITE CRUSHED/POWDER

0.03 0.05 0.27

34021300 NON-IONIC W/N FOR RETAIL SALE 0.07 0.20 0.24 29157050 D.C.O. FATTY ACID 0.13 0.15 0.19

33049990 OTHER BEAUTY MAKE-UP PREPARATION

0.02 0.09 0.15

34011190 OTHER TOILET SOAPS (INCLUDING MEDICATED PRODUCTS)

0.02 0.03 0.13

Totals 8.93 11.11 15.63

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ESSENTIAL OIL - Top Items Exports

US$ in million

HS Code Product 2013-2014 2014-2015

2015-2016

33012590 OTHER MINT OILS 0.02 0.08 0.19

33011990 CITRONELLA OIL CEYLON TYPE INCLUDING & CONCETRATE

0.02 0.02 0.09

33012990 ESSENTIAL OILS OF GERANIUM 0.04 0.09 0.07 33012926 GINGER OIL 0.03 0.05 0.04

33012400 PEPPERMINT OIL(MENTHA PIPERITA)

0.08 0.01 0.02

33029019 OTHER MIXTURE OF AROMATIC CHEMICALS AND ESSENTIAL OILS AS PERFUME BASE

0.03 0.03 0.02

33019090 OTHER AQUEOUS SOLUTION OF ESSENTIAL OILS.

0.07 0.06 0.02

33011200 ESSENTIAL OILS OF ORGANGE 0.00 0.00 0.02 33012932 NUTMEG OIL 0.03 0.02 0.01 33012918 CINNAMON LEAF OIL 0.01 0.01 0.01

33019032 MUSTARD OIL AROMA/ESSENTIAL OIL

0.09 0.05 0.01

33012942 LEMONGRASS OIL 0.01 0.01 0.01 33012921 CLOVE LEAF/STEM OIL 0.01 0.01 0.01 33012916 CEDARWOOD OIL 0.00 0.00 0.01 33011300 ESSENTIAL OIL OF LEMON 0.01 0.01 0.00 Totals 0.44 0.44 0.54

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About the Event:-

The InCosmetics Korea exhibition is the only exhibition in South Korea dedicated to the personal care

ingredients. The 2016 show was the second edition of InCosmetics Korea exhibition. This event took

place at Hall B of the COEX Exhibition and Convention Centre on 6th & 7th July, 2016 at Seoul, South

Korea. The exhibition was spread over an area of 2558 sq mt. The organiser of the said exhibition was

REED Exhibitions Ltd.

The show attracted 6152 unique visitors which is 97% year on year increase as compared to the 2015

edition. The success highlights the importance of the country to the global cosmetic industry and the

value manufacturers now place on the event. With the Korean market a hotbed of innovation, the event

was particularly popular domestically, with more than 5,300 domestic visitors – an 81% increase –

searching for innovative ingredients and seeking out future trends. However, it was the global appeal

of the event that stole the headlines, with the organisers reporting a dramatic 470% rise in

international visitors. In total, 804 visitors (13% of the total) travelled from outside Korea, with a large

number of formulators and R&D professionals making the trip from China, Thailand and Japan in

particular. The visitor profile included finished cosmetic product manufacturers, Raw material

suppliers, sales & marketing professionals, Scientists and Consultants, Research Institutions and

Distributors.

As a clear sign of the event’s success, all of the leading Korean cosmetic manufacturers were in

attendance. Specialists from Able, AmorePacific, Aekyung, Charmzone, Coreana, Cosmax, Doori,

Enprani, Hankook, Kolmar, LG, Nature Republic and TonyMoly all spent time browsing exhibitors’

stands and attending the show seminars. Plus, international brands including Amway, Beiersdorf,

Estée Lauder, Henkel, Johnson & Johnson, Kimberley Clark, La Prairie, L’Oréal, LVMH, Procter and

Gamble, Shanghai Jahwa and Shiseido, were also seen exploring ingredients for the next generation of

finished products.

In-cosmetics Korea ran a comprehensive, free-to-attend, educational programme throughout the

event. Seminars were grouped into three themes: Cosmetic Science and Technology, Innovation and

Marketing Trends and Regulations.

As at other in-cosmetics events around the globe, the Marketing Trends sessions were hugely popular

and visitors gathered to hear the latest developments in the cosmetic and personal care industry.

There was a 10% rise in the number of exhibitors from 200 to 219 exhibitors. The profile of exhibits

included manufacturers and suppliers of raw materials & ingredients for the cosmetics, toiletries,

personal care and fragrance industries, Testing and research laboratories, Packaging, Publications,

software companies and Trade Associations dealing with the personal care industry.

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The Council had booked 64 sq. mtrs. space in the above exhibition wherein 14 members-exporters

exhibited under the umbrella of CHEMEXCIL. The CHEMEXCIL’s India pavilion was visited by Mr Mijito

Vinito, Second Secretary, Embassy of India, Seoul, South Korea.

The exhibition provided an excellent opportunity to the manufacturers / exporters as well as the

buyers / importers, key decision makers to connect and interact with them in the chemical and

agrochemical sectors to expand business of both domestic as well as nationalized market.

GLIMPSES OF THE EVENT

Mr Mijito Vinito, Second Secretary, Embassy of India, Seoul, South Korea with the participants of the

India Pavillion at InCosmetics Korea Exhibition

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Mr Mijito Vinito, Second Secretary, Embassy of India, Seoul, South Korea interacting with Ms Amrita

Sharma, Regulatory Officer, CHEMEXCIL

View of India Pavillion

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Details of Participants of CHEMEXCIL Pavilion with IEC Code Numbers

Sr. No. Stall No.

Details of Participants IEC No.

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MR MANOJ SHAH MANAGING DIRECTOR AKHIL HEALTHCARE PVT LTD 205-206 BBC TOWER, OPP. WORLD TRADE CENTRE, SAYAJIGUNJ – 390005, VADODARA, GUJARAT TEL. NO 00-91-265-2362982 / 3018080 FAX NO 00-91-265-3018667 E- MAIL manoj@akhilhealthcare.com; export@akhilgroup.com WEBSITE www.akhilhealthcare.com

3404004981

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G82

MR ARJUN BHEDA PARTNER ARJUN BEESWAX INDUSTRIES 831/844B GIDC WAGHODIA VADODARA 391760 –GUJARAT TEL. NO 00-91-9727780947 FAX NO 00-91-22668262081 E- MAIL arjun@arjunbeeswax.com WEBSITE www.arjunbeeswax.com

0310089522

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F82

MR. VISHAL S. GOENKA DIRECTOR ARTEK SURFIN CHEMICALS LTD. 121 SURFIN CENTRE , MAROL INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, M.V. ROAD , ANDHERI (EAST) MUMBAI 400 059 TEL. NO 91 22 40320168 FAX NO 91 22 28506972 E- MAIL vgoenka@artekchemicals.com WEBSITE www.artekchemicals.com

0390027928

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H82

MR. A J PATEL DIRECTOR CONSULTANT FRIENDS & CO 166, SHANKAR ESTATE, NR. REVABHAI ESTATE, CTM, AMRAIWADI, AHMEDABAD-380026 TEL. NO 00-91-79-65437669, 00-91

0811009351

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9327037116 FAX NO 00-91- 79-25895087 E- MAIL ajp@sayagroup.com WEBSITE www.sayagroup.com

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H80

MS. ALKA JAYASWAL SR. MANAGER – MKTG GODAVARI BIOREFINERIES LTD. 45/47, M. G. ROAD, FORT, MUMBAI - 400001 TEL. NO 00-91-22-22048272 FAX NO 00-91-22-22047297 E- MAIL alka@somaiya.com WEBSITE www.somaiya.com

0309008107

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G83

MR. SONIR SHAH MD JEEVAN CHEMICALS PVT LTD B-11, MANGLESH, SHIMPOLI ROAD, KASTUR PARK, BORIVALI WEST, MUMBAI 92 TEL. NO +91 22 28990487 FAX NO +91 22 2899 1597 E- MAIL soneer@jeevanchemicals.com WEBSITE www.jeevanchemicals.com

0305050222

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G81

MR. ASHISH GUPTA DIRECTOR – MARKETING KANTA ENTERPRISES PVT LTD A-38, PHASE II, SECTOR 80, NOIDA TEL. NO 00-91-11-23977077,78 FAX NO NA E- MAIL ashish.gupta@kanta-group.com WEBSITE www.kanta-group.com

0509043721

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J70

MR. NIRAV SHAH MANAGER – INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS KRISHNA INDUSTRIES PLOT L/30/46/1&2, PHASE-3, GIDC NARODA, AHMEDABAD 382330 TEL. NO 0091 79 2282 2554 FAX NO 0091 79 2282 3020 E- MAIL dyes@krishnadyes.net; WEBSITE www.krishnadyes.net

0891007199

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H83

SURESH C GENERAL MANAGER NCC AGRO INDUSTRIES ADDRESS NO.195, GINGEE ROAD, NATTARMANGALAM, VALLAM-POST GINGEE TALUK, VILLUPURAM DISTRICT TAMILNADU-604206 TEL.NO 00-91-4145235219/ 00-91-9443987476 E-MAIL indigodye2003@yahoo.co.in WEBSITE www.nccagroindustries.com

0403020824

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G80

DHANASHRI LUDBE EXECUTIVE – TECHNICAL SUPPORT OMTECH CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD PLOT NO. T-12, TARAPU R INDUSTRIAL AREA, MIDC, TAL PALGHAR, DIST THANE TEL 91 22 40320171 MOBILE NO +91 8097815879 FAX 952525274371 EMAIL omtech@artekchemicals.com

0396045448

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H73

MANOJ PILLAI GENERAL MANAGER PALVI CHEMICALS 3, SILVER OAK DUPLEX, NEAR JAIN TEMPLE, NEW SAMA ROAD, VADODARA 390024 GUJARAT TEL. NO 00-91 265 3925400 - 426 FAX NO 00-91 265 3925426 E- MAIL manoj@palvichemical.com WEBSITE www.palvichemicals.com

3409003258

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J81

MR. MAYUR KADECHA C.E.O. SHREE CHEMICALS D-616 SHIROMANI COMPLEX, NEHRUNAGAR-SATELLITE ROAD, AHMEDABAD-380015, GUJARAT (INDIA) TEL. NO. 00-91-79-26740010 / 20 MOBILE NO. 00-91-9727088460 FAX NO. 00-91-79-26740020 EMAIL shreechemicals@carbomers.com WEBSITE www.carbomers.com

0807010391

13. F81

MR. PRADIP NARKAR GENERAL MANAGER STERLING VINNYL ADDITIVES LLP

3712002921

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PLOT NO. 30/31, MAROL CO-OP IND. ESTATE, ANDHERI (EAST), MUMBAI 400 059. TEL- MOBILE NO. 00-91-7506931556 FAX 00-91-22-40320198 EMAIL pnarkar@sterlingaux.com WEBSITE www.sterlingaux.com

14.

J70A

MR. DHAVAL PATEL PARTNER SUREN DYECHEM INDUSTRIES PLOT C1/221+222/2+3, PHASE-2, GIDC NARODA, AHMEDABAD 382330 TEL. NO 00 91 79 2282 3020 FAX NO NA E- MAIL dyechems@gmail.com; WEBSITE NA

0811004511

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H78

MR. S. G. BHARADI EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR BASIC CHEMICALS, COSMETICS & DYES EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL (CHEMEXCIL) JHANSI CASTLE, 4TH FLOOR, 7 COOPERAGE ROAD, MUMBAI 400 001, INDIA. TEL. NO +91 22 22021288 FAX NO +91 22 22026684 E- MAIL info@chemexcil.gov.in; WEBSITE https://chemexcil.in

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LIST OF CONSULATE / EMBASSY OF INDIA IN KOREA AND VICE VERSA AS WELL AS THE IMPORTANT OFFICES

Embassy of India, Seoul Name of Ambassador: Mr Vikram K Doraiswami 101. Deokseodang-ro, Yongsan-gu Seoul, 140-885 Board Numbers: +82-2-798-4257 Fax: +82-2-796-9534 Email: amb.seoul@mea.gov.in Website: www.indembassy.or.kr

Indian Honorary Consulate General in Busan, Korea (Republic) Name of Consul General: Mr Jin-soo Ryoo 607 Chungchun-li Jillye-myeon, Kimhae-si Kyungnam Korea (Republic) Tel: (+82) (55) 345-6391

Embassy of the Republic of Korea, New Delhi, India Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary - H.E. Mr. Lee Joon-gyu 9, Chandragupta Marg Chanakyapuri Extension New Delhi-110021 Phone: +91-11-4200 7000 Fax: +91-11-2688 4840 Email: indiamofat.go.kr

Consulate General of Korea (Republic) in Chennai Embassy of the Republic of Korea: Mr Kyungsoo Kim 5th Floor, No 29, Bannari Amman Towers Dr. Radhakrishnan Salai Road Mylapore Chennai 600004 India

Tel: (+91) 44 4061 5500

Fax: (+91) 44 4203 7396

EMAIL: chennai@mofa.go.kr

WEB: ind-chennai.mofa.go.kr

Korea Trade Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA) #2, 12th Floor, DLF Cyber Terraces, Building 5-A, DLF Cyber City Phase-III, Gurgaon-122002, Haryana, India Tel: (91)124-4628-500 ○ Fax: (91)124-4628-501 E-mail: ktcdelhi@ktcdelhi.net Website: http://english.kotra.or.kr

Indian Chamber of Commerce in Korea (ICCK)

13F, Daewoo Foundation BLDG., 526, 5-ga,

Namdaemoon-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul Tel : 02-776-1583/776-0603 Fax : 02-776-1584 Website : www.indochamkorea.org

Mr. Sockjoong Yoon Secretary General of ICCK Email : sec_general@indochamkorea.org

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Korea Importers Association KOIMA Bldg. 169, Bangbae-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Korea Tel : 82-2-583-1234 E-mail : koima@koima.or.kr Website: http://www.koima.or.kr

Korea Business Development Centre, Mohan Co-operative Industrial Estate, New Delhi-110044 Tel: +91-11-4167 8601 E-mail: newdelhi@sbc-kbdc.com

Korea International Trade Association 511, Yeongdongae-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea / Trade call center (24/7) 1566-5114 Website: http://www.kita.org

The Federation of Korean Industries FKI TOWER, 24, YEOUI-DAERO, YEONGDEUNGPO-GU, SEOUL, KOREA 150-881 TEL: 82-2-3771-0114 FAX: 82-2-3771-0110 Website: www.fki.or.kr

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CHEMEXCIL

(Set-up by Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India)

HEAD OFFICE ‘Jhansi Castle, 4th Floor, 7, Cooperage Road, Mumbai – 400 001.

Tel: 91 22 22021288/ 22021330, Fax: 91 22 22026684 Email: info@chemexcil.gov.in Website: https://chemexcil.in

REGIONAL OFFICES

New Delhi – India

518,5th floor, Ansal Chamber-II , 6, BikajiCama Place,

New Delhi – 110 066. Tele: +91 11 26160937, Fax: +91 11 26169891

Email: rodelhi@chemexcil.gov.in

Bangalore – India No.19/2, GOKUL, 1st Floor, 6thMain Road,

Gandhinagar, Bangalore – 560 009. Tel: 91 80 22269037, Fax: 91 80 22260446

Email:robengaluru@chemexcil.gov.in

Kolkata – India Kankaria Estate, 9th Floor, 6, Russell Street, Kolkata – 700 071.

Tel: 91 33 22805791, Fax: 91 33 22875562 Email: rokolkata@chemexcil.gov.in

Ahmedabad – India

901, Karma Complex, Opp. Mahalaxmi Municipal Market

Near Mahalaxmi Cross Road, Paldi, Ahmedabad- 380 007. Phone No: 91-79-26650223, Fax: 0091-79-26651224

E-mail: roahmedabad@chemexcil.gov.in