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Kochi to host International Pepper Community meeting on Oct 28,29

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Kochi to host the 53rd Annual Sessions and Meetings (ASM) of the International Pepper Community (IPC) and the International Spice Exhibition at Le Meridien from October 28 and 29. The event is jointly organized by the Commerce Ministry, the Spices Board and the International Pepper Community (IPC).

The theme this year is – “Revitalizing Pepper Trade: Innovation, Equity, and Regional Resilience” and it underscores the need for a renewed approach to global spice trade. As globalization enters a fragmented phase, the event will focus on reimagining trade models toward regional collaboration, innovation-driven practices, and equitable participation, said a press release.

The two-day event will feature the official launch of the 53rd IPC ASM ISE, the announcement of the IPC Best Awards 2024, and a series of technical sessions, exhibitions, and interactive forums. Delegates from major pepper-producing countries, spice exporters, processors, research institutions, and trade bodies will participate.

Marina N. Anggraini, Executive Director, IPC, and P. Hemalatha, Secretary, Spices Board will attend.

The International Pepper Community is an intergovernmental organization of pepper-producing countries. The Community currently includes India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam as permanent members, and Papua New Guinea and the Philippines as associate members.

Published on October 24, 2025

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