REPORT

ON

CHEMEXCIL’S PARTICIPATION IN

BEAUTYWORLD MIDDLE EAST EXHIBITION

ON 27-29TH MAY 2014

AT

DUBAI INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION

CENTRE, DUBAI, UAE

BASIC CHEMICALS, PHARMACEUTICALS & COSMETICS

EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL

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

Jhansi Castle, 4th Floor, 7, Cooperage Road, Mumbai – 400 001

Tel: 91-22-22021288, 22021330, 22825861, 22020911

Fax: 91-22-22026684

Email:- info@chemexcil.gov.in ; Website – https://chemexcil.in

PARTICULARS

CHAIRMAN’s FOREWORD

COUNTRY PROFILE OF U.A.E.

INDIA-U.A.E. BILATERAL TRADE

EXPORT IMPORT STATISTICS

EMBASSIES AND CONSULATES OF INDIA IN U.A.E.

BRIEF REPORT OF BWME EXHIBITION

DETAILS OF INDIAN STALL HOLDERS

GLIMPSES OF BWME 2014

VISITORS TO CHEMEXCIL’s STALL DURING BWME 2014

CONTENTS

Dear Member Exporters,

I am glad to inform you that as an export promotional measure, CHEMEXCIL had

participated in the 19th edition of Beauty World Middle East exhibition held from 27th – 29th

May 2014 at Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre, Dubai, UAE alongwith 25

member-exporters under its umbrella. The organiser of the said expo was Epoc Messe

Frankfurt GmbH, Dubai.

Beauty World Middle East was the largest international trade fair for beauty products, hair,

fragrances and wellbeing in the Middle East and one of the top 5 exhibitions worldwide. A

truly international event, Beauty world Middle East offered trade visitors the convenience of

meeting over 1,000+ companies face to face over three days, for serious business.

The 19th and largest ever edition of Beauty world Middle East enjoyed a strong response

from the regional industry, where thousands of buyers and traders made a beeline for the

latest products and innovations served up by 1,354 leading international beauty and

wellness majors from 52 countries. More than 28000 visitors attended this exhibition.

The exhibition continues to lead the way in showcasing the latest global trends that shape

the future of the regional beauty and wellbeing sector. The Middle East Cosmetic and

toiletries market is one of the largest and most profitable in the world.

The Council had deputed Ms. Amrita Sharma, Regulatory Officer and Ms. Jennifer Lawrence,

Section Officer to organize the Council’s participation in the above exhibition along with 25

participants. The list of parties who visited the Council’s stall and who had shown interest

in cosmetics and toiletries are also given in the report.

I have pleasure in presenting you this Report of the CHEMEXCIL’s participation in the above

exhibition and would request you to kindly make use of this Report, which I hope would

benefit you for developing export market of your Company’s products in UAE.

With Kind Regards,

Yours Sincerely,

Satish W. Wagh

Chairman – CHEMEXCIL

CHAIRMAN’S FOREWORD

COUNTRY PROFILE OF U A E

Capital Abu Dhabi

Largest City Dubai

Area 83,600d km2 (116th)

32,278 sq mi

Demonym Emirati

Ethnic groups Emirati (citizenry)

Arabs

South Asian

other Asian

other expatriates

Other languages English · Persian · Hindi ·Urdu

Population (2013 estimate) 9,205,651

Government Federal presidential constitutional

Legislature Federal National Council

Currency UAE dirham (AED)

Time zone GST (UTC+4)

Internet TLD .ae

امارات.

GDP (PPP) 2013 estimate

Total $269.815 billion (49th)

Per capita $29,176 (32nd)

GDP (nominal) 2013 estimate

Total $389.994 billion (29th)

Per capita $43,185 (19th)

Major Language Arabic

Major Religion Islam

Currency United Arab Emirates dirham (AED or

Dhs)

Natural Resources Oil & Natural Gas

Main Exports Oil, Gas

non-oil trade AED1.2 trillion

International dialing code ++971

The United Arab Emirates, a federation of seven emirates was formed in 1971. Though

Abu Dhabi is the capital of the country, Dubai is known as the Commercial Capital. It enjoys

a desert climate, warm & sunny in winter, hot & humid during the summer.

The UAE shares its borders with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and Oman and has a

land area of 83,600 sq. km, four-fifths of which is desert. The UAE has a population of

around 4.6 million of whom some 82% are expatriates. Expatriate workers are largely drawn

from South Asia, the Philippines as well as other Arab countries and Europe, the US and

Australia. The Emirati population is very youthful, with 20% aged below 14 years. The stable

political alliance of the seven emirates of the UAE has been the bedrock of the nation’s

growth. Distributed oil wealth has been key to its cohesion and prosperity.

UAE is the only state in the Arab World to have a working federal system that has stood the

test of time. The UAE’s foreign policy is derived from a set of guiding principles, amongst

which are a deep belief in the need for justice in international dealings between states,

including the necessity of adhering to the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs

of others & the pursuit. Emiratis are a tolerant, forward-looking people with a strong sense of

tradition. Great strides have been made in the social sector fields of education, health care

and general welfare of the people.

The governments of the UAE, especially Abu Dhabi and Dubai, have been particularly skillful

in blending a combination of oil and gas revenue with strong trading and services sectors to

produce amongst the world’s most impressive economic performances. The non-oil sector in

the UAE continues to show solid growth, fuelled by supportive government programmes.

Economic growth is driven by building and construction, retail, entertainment events,

tourism, air transport, manufacturing and port operations.

The UAE has a vibrant, free economy with a significant annual trade surplus. Successful

efforts have been made to diversify away from dependence on Oil & Gas exports and a solid

industrial base has been created together with a very strong services sector. The

establishment of Free Zones has been an important feature of the diversification Dubai has

always been a major transhipment port for the Middle East and North Africa as well as

European destinations. It has developed sophisticated logistics systems to facilitate cargo

transfer – by sea and air. Saudi Arabia is one of the major transhipment destinations for

Dubai cargos. For distribution to other GCC markets, the UAE FTZs provide distribution

hubs where products can be reassembled, repacked and labelled for specific markets.

UAE is the second largest trading nation the Arab World. FDI is the highest in the region at

around 19 billion US $. The Government has been very active in its efforts to improve

conditions to meet aspirations of international, regional & local investors Given its tax-free

environment, world-class infrastructure, low tariffs and 100% ownership for foreign investors

in selected zones, the UAE is the ideal location for setting up new business. A gateway for

investors to reach out to neighboring GCC and Middle East and North African (MENA)

markets as well as the South Asian subcontinent, it has evolved into a financial hub of the

region. Today, the UAE stands as a strong nation built on the foundations of security, hope

and economic strength, its modern outlook and progressive society bringing it into the front

ranks of the Arab World. Ably guided by its leaders, the country remains peaceful and

investor-friendly, its outlook bright, though challenging. People from across the world find it

an attractive place to live, work, do business and save money in, as diversification continues

to be the key component of its strategy to further develop its economy.

MAJOR ITEMS EXPORTED BY INDIA TO UAE

The main items of exports from India includes mineral fuels, natural or cultured pearls,

cereals, gems and jewellery, manmade yarn, fabrics, metals, cotton yarn, marine products,

machinery and equipment, plastic and linoleum products, tea and meat and preparations.

Major items of imports from UAE include mineral fuels, mineral oils, natural or cultured

pearls, precious or semi-precious stones, metal ores & metal scrap, sulphur and unroasted

iron pyrites, electrical machinery and equipment and parts thereof, iron and steel etc.

MAJOR ITEMS IMPORTED BY INDIA FROM UAE

India’s major import items from UAE are: petroleum and petroleum products; precious

metals; stones, gems & jewellery; minerals; chemicals; wood & wood products UAE firmly

believes that free trade is a pre-requisite for strengthening the international trade system.

The country has relatively low border barriers to trade and has been a contracting party to

the WTO-sponsored General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) since March 1994 and

the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS).

It has signed several Free Trade Agreement (FTAs), entering into negotiations and

agreements either individually or as part of the GCC. UAE has the 6th largest proven oil

reserves and the 5th largest proven natural gas reserves in the world. Moreover it is the

world’s 3rd largest exporter of crude oil.

The trade between the UAE and India has diversified and rapid economic growth of the

Indian economy has made it an attractive destination for investments. Indian companies,

which are entering Dubai and Northern Emirates in larger numbers, are finding Dubai an

important trans-shipment point and logistic hub for their goods. Over 80% of the trade

between India and UAE is routed through Dubai.

INDIA-UAE BILATERAL RELATIONS

The UAE’s economic, political and cultural links with India, which date back to more than a

century ago, are matured and multi-dimensional. Bilateral trade has been steadily growing

over the years and people-to-people contacts are constantly on the increase. Tourists from

both sides are visiting for leisure and pleasure, and more and more UAE nationals are

availing of healthcare and tourism facilities in India.

Close bonds between the Indian community and the nationals can be judged from the fact

that the Indian community is the largest expatriate community in the UAE, numbering about

1.5 million. Strong bonds of friendship between the UAE and India are poised to be further

diversified and strengthened in months and years to come.

HISTORICAL TIES THAT BIND THE TWO NATIONS AND NEW STRATEGIES FOR

STRENGTHENING THEIR CULTURAL AND TRADITIONAL BONDS

India-UAE relations are on the upswing. The two countries share bonds of cultural affinity

and have strong commercial and cultural linkages. Our expanding ties cover the full range of

economic, technical, social and cultural fields that are mutually beneficial for both peoples.

The relations between the two countries are not determined by trade and economic aspects

alone. Indians were present in the UAE long before oil was discovered and have played a

vital role in the development of the country. They have been active partners with their Emirati

hosts. UAE leaders have on several occasions acknowledged the contributions made by

Indians in different spheres.

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE FIELDS OF BUSINESS AND COMMERCE BETWEEN THE

TWO COUNTRIES

India and the UAE are making robust efforts to renew and strengthen the bilateral economic

and trade relations. The relationship between the two countries has evolved into a significant

partnership in the economic and commercial sphere, with UAE emerging as the second

largest market globally for Indian products. At the same time, Indians have emerged as

important investors in the UAE, and India as an important export destination for the UAE

manufactured goods.

A large portion of India’s exports to the UAE is transhipped from Dubai to other countries in

the region such as Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Yemen and, of late, even

to East African countries. Thus, exports to the UAE have, in effect, opened up a huge

regional market for Indian products.

STATE OF TOURISM BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES

Tourism sector is one of the areas that has good potential for future growth, especially

medical tourism. Emiratis going to India are already utilising Indian health services, including

the ayurvedic establishments and spas. Another area with considerable scope for

cooperation in tourism is construction and maintenance of hotels. There is good scope for

UAE to invest in the over-all tourism sector in India, which would help pull tourists visiting the

UAE to India as well.

AIR LINKS BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES

There are over 475 flights per week between various destinations in India and UAE, shared

by Emirates, Etihad, Air Arabia, Kingfisher, Jet Airways, Air India and Air India Express. Out

of this three UAE national airlines (Emirates, Etihad and Air Arabia) operate about 304 flights

per week which represents approximately 64% of total flights operated in this sector.

India and United Arab Emirates also have Air Services Agreement (ASA). The Agreement

allows both the countries to designate any number of airlines for operation of mutually

agreed services for which the respective country shall grant appropriate authorization and

permission.

DOING BUSINESS WITH U.A.E.

Dubai offers foreign companies a wide choice of business options, including:

Direct trade - selling directly to established dealers and distributors

Commercial agency arrangements - appointee must be a UAE national or

company; agreement to be registered with Ministry of Economy and Commerce

Branch or representative office - 100% foreign ownership permitted; local agent

(sponsor) must be appointed; Economic Development Department license required

Limited liability company - foreign ownership restricted to 49%; Economic

Development Department licence required

A company in of the many Free Zone’s in Dubai depending upon the nature of

business.

LICENSING

The basic requirement for all business activity in Dubai is one of the following three

categories of licences:

1. Commercial licenses covering all kinds of trading activity;

2. Professional licences covering professions, services, craftsmen and artisans;

3. Industrial licences for establishing industrial or manufacturing activity.

These licenses are issued by the Dubai Economic Development Department (with the

exception of licenses for hotels and other tourism-related businesses which are issued by

the Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing.) Also, licences for some categories of

business require approval from certain ministries and other authorities: for example, banks

and financial institutions from the Central Bank of the UAE; insurance companies and related

agencies from the Ministry of Economy and Commerce; manufacturing from the Ministry of

Finance and Industry; and pharmaceutical and medical products from the Ministry of Health.

More detailed procedures apply to businesses engaged in oil or gas production and related

industries. In general, all commercial and industrial businesses in Dubai should be registered

with the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

OWNERSHIP REQUIREMENTS

Fifty-one per cent participation by UAE nationals is the general requirement for all UAE

established companies except:

Where the law requires 100% local ownership

In the Jebel Ali and Airport Free Zones

In activities open to 100% AGCC ownership

Where wholly owned AGCC companies enter into partnership with UAE nationals

In respect of foreign companies registering branches or a representative office in

Dubai

In professional or artisan companies where 100% foreign ownership is permitted.

LEGAL STRUCTURES OF BUSINESS

Federal Law No. 8 of 1984, as amended by Federal Law No. 13 of 1988 – the Commercial

Companies Law - and its by-laws govern the operations of foreign business. In broad terms

the provisions of these regulations are as follows:

The Federal Law stipulates a total local equity of not less than 51% in any commercial

company and defines seven categories of business organisation which can be established in

the UAE. It sets out the requirements in terms of shareholders, directors, minimum capital

levels and incorporation procedures. It further lays down provisions governing conversion,

merger and dissolution of companies. The seven categories of business organisation

defined by the Law are:

General partnership company

Partnership-en-commendam

Joint venture company

Public shareholding company

Private shareholding company

Limited liability company

Share partnership company

PARTNERSHIPS

General partnership companies are limited to UAE nationals only. The Dubai government

does not presently encourage the establishment of partnership-encommendam and share

partnership companies.

JOINT VENTURE COMPANIES

A joint venture is a contractual agreement between a foreign party and a local party licensed

to engage in the desired activity. The local equity participation in the joint venture must be at

least 51%, but the profit and loss distribution can be prescribed.

There is no need to license the joint venture or publish the agreement. The foreign partner

deals with third parties under the name of the local partner who (unless the agreement is

publicised) bears all liability. In practice, joint ventures are seen as offering a suitable

structure for companies working together on specific projects.

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SHAREHOLDING COMPANIES

The Law stipulates that companies engaging in banking, insurance, or financial activities

should be run as public shareholding companies. Foreign banks, insurance and financial

companies, however, can establish a presence in Dubai by opening a branch or

representative office. Shareholding companies are suitable primarily for large projects or

operations, since the minimum capital required is Dh. 10 million (US$ 2.725 million) for a

public company, and Dh. 2 million (US$ 0.545 million) for a private shareholding company.

The chairman and majority of directors must be UAE nationals and there is less flexibility of

profit distribution than is permissible in the case of limited liability companies.

LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES

A limited liability company can be formed by a minimum of two and a maximum of 50

persons whose liability is limited to their shares in the company's capital. Such companies

are recognised as offering a suitable structure for organisations interested in developing a

long term relationship in the local market.

In Dubai, the minimum capital is currently Dh. 300,000 (US$ 82,000), contributed in cash or

in kind. While foreign equity in the company may not exceed 49%, profit and loss distribution

can be prescribed. Responsibility for the management of a limited liability company can be

vested in the foreign or national partners or a third party.

BRANCHES AND REPRESENTATIVE OFFICES OF FOREIGN COMPANIES

The Commercial Companies Law covers the formation and regulation of branches and

representative offices of foreign companies in the UAE and stipulates that they may be

100% foreign owned, provided a local agent is appointed.

Only UAE nationals or companies 100% owned by UAE nationals may be appointed as local

agents (which should not be confused with the term commercial agent). Local agents - also

often referred to as sponsors - are not involved in the operations of the company but assist

in obtaining visas, labour cards, etc and are paid a lump sum and/or a percentage of profits

or turnover.

PROFESSIONAL FIRMS

In setting up a professional firm, 100% foreign ownership, sole proprietorships or civil

companies are permitted. Such firms may engage in professional or artisan activities but the

number of staff members that may be employed is limited. A UAE national must be

appointed as local service agent, but he has no direct involvement in the business and is

paid a lump sum and/or percentage of profits or turnover. The role of the local service agent

is to assist in obtaining licences, visas, labour cards, etc.

REGISTERING BUSINESSES

The Dubai Economic Department is the key government body that you would need to deal

with, for more information on registering your business, licensing and the forms. Please visit

http://www.dubaided.gov.ae

CHEMEXCIL’S COMMODITYWISE EXPORTS TO U.A.E.

(US$ in million)

Chapter No./Panel 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 % over

2012-13

(32) Dyes & (29) Dye Intermediates 72.39 68.24 178.21 161.2

(28) Inorganic, (29) Organic &

(38) Agro chemicals

167.32 118.50 127.29 7.4

(33) Cosmetics, (34) Soaps, Toiletries

and (33) Essential oils

161.25 198.48 185.19 6.7

(15) Castor Oil 5.74 5.08 5.83 14.8

Total 406.70 390.30 496.52 27.2

COSMETICS & TOILETRIES - Top Items Exports

2012-2013 2011-2012 2010-2011

HS Code Product USD In

million

USD In

million

USD In

million

U ARAB EMTS

33029011 SYNTHETIC PERFUMERY

COMPOUNDS 40.7 24.6 8.8

33049910 CREAM FACE 23.0 22.5 16.6

33030040

PERFUMES AND PERFUMERY

COMPOUNDS NOT CONTAINING

SPIRIT

13.9 5.5 4.3

34011190

OTHER TOILET SOAPS

(INCLUDING MEDICATED

PRODUCTS)

13.4 8.3 2.8

33049990 OTHER BEAUTY MAKE-UP

PREPARATION 8.8 14.8 19.4

33030050 PERFUMES CONTAINING SPIRIT

FOR RETAIL SALE 8.0 5.4 4.7

33030090 OTHER PERFUMES AND TOILET

WATERS 7.0 3.3 3.2

34021190 OTHERS (E.G. ALKYL SULPHATES

TECH. DODECYL BENZENE-6.2 5.8 3.0

SULPHONATES, ETC.)

33059040 HAIR DYES(NATURAL, HERBAL OR

SYNTHETICS) 4.3 2.8 4.4

33051090 OTHER HAIR SHAMPOOS (NON

SPIRITUOUS) 3.8 3.1 5.7

34021300 NON-IONIC W/N FOR RETAIL SALE 3.4 2.9 2.2

33061020 DENTIFRICES IN PASTE (TOOTH

PASTE) 3.2 4.7 2.3

33030010 EAU-DE-COLOGNE 3.1 3.3 3.2

33049930 MOISTURISING LOTION 2.9 3.5 1.6

33019031 ATTARS OF ALL KINDS IN FIXED

OIL BASE 2.8 0.4 8.5

Country Totals 144.6 111.0 90.7

ESSENTIAL OIL - Top Items Exports

2012-2013

2011-

2012 2010-2011

HSCode Product USD In

million

USD In

million USD In million

U ARAB EMTS

33021090

OTHER FLAVOURING ESSENCES

USED IN THE FOOD OR DRINK

INDUSTRIES

2.4 0.9 0.9

33019090 OTHER AQUEOUS SOLUTION OF

ESSENTIAL OILS. 1.6 0.2 0.2

33013091

FLAVOURING ESSENCESS ALL

TYPES, INCLUDING THOSE FOR

LIQUORS (RESINOIDS)

0.7 0.1 0.1

33029019

OTHER MIXTURE OF AROMATIC

CHEMICALS AND ESSENTIAL OILS

AS PERFUME BASE

0.3 0.4 1.0

33029012 SYNTHETIC ESSENTIAL OILS 0.2 0.1 0.1

33012924 EUCALYPTUS OIL 0.2 0.1 0.0

33012990 ESSENTIAL OILS OF GERANIUM 0.2 0.0 0.1

33011990 CITRONELLA OIL CEYLON TYPE

INCLUDING & CONCETRATE 0.1 0.2 0.2

33012945 CUMIN OIL 0.1 0.0 0.0

33013099 RESINOIDS OTHER 0.1 0.1 0.1

33012590 OTHER MINT OILS 0.0 0.1 0.0

33012933 PALMOROSA OIL 0.0 0.1 0.0

Country Totals 5.9 2.1 2.7

LIST OF SUPPLYING MARKETS FOR A PRODUCT IMPORTED BY UNITED ARAB

EMIRATES

ESSENTIAL OILS, PERFUMES, COSMETICS, TOILETRIES

(Sources : ITC calculations based on UN COMTRADE statistics)

Exporters Imported Value in 2007 Imported Value in 2008

World 1431102 1738860

France 421806 464894

India 173358 182054

United Kingdom 134475 158854

United States of America 100389 156463

Germany 119260 136224

Italy 92981 111270

EMBASSIES AND CONSULATES OF INDIA IN UAE & INDIA

H E Mr. T.P.Seetharam

Ambassador

Embassy of India

Plot No 10, sector W-59/02,

Diplomatic Area,

Off the Airport road,

P.O.Box: 4090

Abu Dhabi

United Arab Emirates

Phone:++971-2-4492700

Fax:++971-2-4444685/4447768

E.Mail: ambassador@indembassyuae.org

H.E. Mohamed Sultan Al Owais

Ambassador

Unite Arab Emirates Embassy

12 Chandragupta Marg,

Chanakyapuri

New Delhi-110 021

Phone: +91-11-26111111

Fax: +91-11-26873272

For Ambassador's

office: newdelhi@mofa.gov.ae

For Consular

Office: consular@uaeembassy-

newdelhi.com

(for visa & attestation enquiry)

For General: info.newdelhi@mofa.gov.ae

Mr. Anurag Bhushan

Consul General of India

Consulate General of India

Al-Hamria, Diplomatic Enclave,

Dubai-UAE

Tel: +9714- 3972000

Fax: + 9714 - 3972297

Email: cgidubai@cgidubai.com

Consulate General of UAE

No.7, Jolly Maker, Apartment No. 1 Cuffe

Parade, Colaba Mumbai 400 005

Phone: (+91) 22-2218 3021

Fax: (+91) 22-2218 0986

E.Mail: emarat@bom.vsnl.net.in

Mr. P.K Ashok Babu

Deputy Consul General

Consulate General of India

P.o.box:737 Dubai ,UAE

Tel: ++9714- 3968934

Fax: +9714 - 3970453

Email: consulcommerce@cgidubai.com

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

Dubai Chamber of Commerce & Industry

Baniyas Road, Deira,

P.O.Box 1457,

Dubai, UAE

Phone:++222-1181-2280000

Fax:++971-2211646

E.Mail: info.center@dcci.ae

Website: www.dcci.ae

UMM AL QUWAIN CHAMBER OF

COMMERCE & INDUSTRY

P.O.Box 436

UMM AL-QUWAIN,

UAE

Phone:++9716-4656915

Fax:++9716-4657056

RASAL-KHAIMAH CHAMBER OF

COMMERCE, INDUSTRY &

AGRICULTURE

P.O.Box 87, Ras Al-kahimah, UAE

Phone:++9717-2351366

Fax:++9717-2333511

E.Mail: rakchmbr@emirates.net.ae

Sharjah Chamber of Commerce & Industry

P.O.Box 581, Sharjah

Phone:++554-1444

Fax:++554-1119

E.Mail: scci@sharjah.gov.ae

Website: www.sharjah.gov.ae

FEDERATION OF UAE CHAMBER OF

COMMERCE & INDUSTRY CORNICHE

P.O.Box 3014, Abu dhabi, UAE

Phone:++9712-6214144

Fax:++222-1464

E.Mail: fujcci@net.ae

Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce &

Industry

P.O.Box 662, Abu Dhabi

Phone:++621-4000, Fax:++621-5867

E.Mail: services@adcci.gov.ae

Fujairah Chamber of Commerce, Industry

& Agriculture

P.O.Box 738

Fujairah

Phone:++222 2400

Fax:++222 1464

E.Mail: fujcci@net.ae

BRIEF REPORT OF THE 19TH BEAUTY WORLD MIDDLE EAST EXHIBITION 2014

The 19 th edition of Beauty World Middle East Exhibit ion 2014 was an

International exhibit ion which was related to beauty products, hair, fragrances and

wellbeing in the Middle East. This event took place at the Dubai International Convention

and Exhibition Centre, Dubai, UAE from 27th to 29th May, 2014. The organiser of the said

Exhibition was Epoc Messe Frankfurt GmbH, Dubai.

The 3-day exhibition and conference was inaugurated by His Excellency Sami Dhaen Al

Qamzi, Director-General of Dubai Department of Economic Development alongwith

government officials, beauty industry representatives, VIPs and organisers.

Beautyworld Middle East was the largest in its 19 year history, with the 2014 edition

having grown by 24 percent year-on-year in exhibition size and exhibitor numbers.

The international significance of this dedicated trade show was further underlined by 28

international pavilions taking part.

The profile of exhibits include Hair, Nails and Accessories, Cosmetics, Toiletries and Skin

care, Machinery, Packaging and Raw Materials, Professional Equipment and Spa,

Fragrance.

The visitor profile included Buyers / Dealers, Manufacturers, Retailers / Wholesalers,

Importers / Exporters, Distributors, Hotel / Spa Developers, Consultants / Trainers,

Cosmetologists, Trade Associations, Government Agencies and Media.

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.

CHEMEXCIL’s India pavilion was spread in an area of 252 sq m with 25 companies

participating in it. CHEMEXCIL’s India pavilion was visited by Mr. Ashok Babu, Deputy

Consul General of the Consulate General of India in Dubai, UAE w h i c h was very fruitful.

Mr Babu gave a suggestion that the third-fourth generations of Indians who are staying in

UAE and wish to sell their products in their country India should be given an opportunity to

participate in shows similar to buyer-seller meets for selling their products in their own

country India.

DETAILS OF INDIAN STALL HOLDERS IN BEAUTYWORLD MIDDLE EAST DUBAI 2014

WITH IEC CODE NUMBERS

SR NO

NAME OF THE PARTICIPANTS WITH DESIGNATION

NAME OF THE COMPANY

COMPANY ADDRESS WITH CONTACT NUMBER

IEC CODE NUMBER

1 Mr. Anil Shinde VP- Sales and Marketing

AKAY COSMETICS PVT. LTD.,

22A, Film Centre, 68, Tardeo Road, Mumbai – 400 034,India. Tel. No : +91 22 23512429 E-Mail : cos@akayind.com

0388023023

2 Mr. Mohit Gulati Director

B M V FRAGRANCES PVT. LTD

J-44 & 45 Site – V , Kasna, Surajpur Industrial Area, Greater Noida – 201308 (U.P),India Tel. No. : +91 8800397839/ 40 E- Mail : bmv@bmvfragrances.com

0508077982

3 Mr. Rajesh Patel Vice President of Marketing & Export

BAN LABS LTD.

“Ban House”, Gondal Road (South), Dr. Vikram Sarabha Nagar, Rajkot 360004, India. Tel. No. : +91-281-2366411/12/13 Fax No. : +91-281-2388477 E- Mail : export@banlab.com

2498000356

4 Mr. Yagnesh Bhavsar General Manager - Exports

CHERYL LABORATORIES PVT LTD

Parsian Apt, Plot No 434, A Wing, Ground Floor, V P Road, Andheri West, Mumbai 400 058,India Tel. No : 91-22-40757808 Fax No : 91-22-26715899 E-Mail : Yagnesh@cheryllaboratories.org

0301041601

5 Mr. Jenny Joy AGM - Exports

DHATHRI AYURVEDA PVT. LTD.,

Adapilly Road, Vennala P.O, Cochin , Kerala 682028, India. Tel. No : +91-484 2803072/73 (mob : +91-8129803751) Fax No : +91-484 2807198 E- Mail : jenny.joy@dhathri.com exports@dhathri.in

1007002549

6 Mr. Rakesh Wahi Director Operation

FIXDERMA INDIA PVT. LTD.

F-170 EPIP RIICO Ind. Area, Nemrana, Dist Alwar Pin 301706,India. Tel. No. : 91-124-4253470 / 8130699599 E- Mail : wahi@fixderma.in

1311017402

7 Mr. Sanjay Goel GAURAANGAN 1851, Khari Baoli, 0504006932

Director A TRADE PVT. LTD. (Govt.. Recognized export House)

Delhi – 110 006,India. Tel. No : +91-11-23976133 Fax No : +91-11-43548945 E-Mail : sanjay@gauraangana.com

8 Mr. Goldy Nagdev Director

HARI DARSHAN SEVASHRAM PVT. LTD.

519 Industrial Estate Patpurgunj, Delhi 110092,India. Tel. No : +91-9818641888 Fax No : +91-11-22146444 E- Mail : gn@haridarshan.com

0598029052

9 Mr Amogh Naik Assistant Manager- Import Export

HRI HEALTH CARE PRIVATE LIMITED

602,Supreme Chambers, Off Veera Desai Road Andheri (West), Mumbai – 400053,India. Tel Number : +91 22 2674 8833, 2673 3330/31 Fax Number : 91-22-2673 3329 Email : amogh.naik@hriindia.com

0311086641

10 Mr. Haroon Rasheed Batcha

HUSNA FLAVOURS & FRAGRANCES PVT. LTD.,

#18, 7th Cross, H. Siddiah Road, Bangalore – 560 097 Karnataka,India. Tel. No : +91 80 41506117/ 22483002 Mob: : +91 09916133719 Fax No : +91 80 22484793 E-Mail : husnaff@hotmail.com

0407029745

11 Mr Abhishek Bhattacharya DGM (Exports)

HYGIENIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE PVT.LTD.

A-48, MIDC Marol, Andheri (E) Mumbai – 400093, India. Tel.No : +91 22 28214470 / 28361311 E-Mail : abhishek@hriindia.com

0302042326

12 Mrs. Suruchi Aggarwal Proprietor

K K EXPORTS Jagjivan Vidya Bhawan, Link Road, Jhandewaln, New Delhi 110005,India. Tel.No : +91 9810289487 E-Mail : kkexports.in@gmail.com

0511039620

13 Mr. Manoj Bansal Managing Director

MAC PERSONAL CARE PVT.LTD.

Plot No: 37, Sector: IIDC, Sidcul, Rudrapur, Uttrakhand, India. Tel. No : +91 11 41058231, 9711144491 E- Mail : macpersonalcare@yahoo.com

0508077214

14 Mr. Tarun Kochar Business Development Manager

MAJA HEALTH CARE DIVISION

Vill: Kisanpura, P.O. Gurumajra, Tehsil:- Nalagarh, Dist: Solan (HP) – 173205, India Tel.No : +91-9805099782 E-Mail : vimal@vijohngroup.com

0505061911

15 Mr. Deepak Kumar Sr Export Executive

MAJA INDUSTRIES LTD

G-59, Mezzanine Floor, Marina Arcade, Middle Circle, Connaught Place, Delhi – 110 001, India. Tel No : +91-11-47455555 E-Mail : imd@vijohngroup.com

0512025584

16 Mr. Manoj Girdhar Proprietor

MICKY PRODUCTS

1/699,Shivcolony, Raja Garden, Old Faridabad( 121002), Haryana, India Tel. No : 91-129-2292003 Fax No : 91-129-2226446 E-Mail : info@colorgrace.com

0596034024

17 Mr. Sharafuddin Sales Head

MOSONS ENTERPRISES

Industrial Estate, Palayad, Thalassery Kannur, Kerala,India. Tel. No : +91 490 2345453 E-Mail : finance@indulekhaonline.com

1013008146

18 Mr. Aseem Sood / Mr. Dinesh Rajani Proprietor / Business Development Executive

PROVEDA HERBALS

¼ IInd Floor, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi – 110008, India. Tel. No : +91 9818403953/+91 8800449909 E- Mail : Soodaseem83@gmail.com dineshrajani@thebodycareproducts.com

0509022103

19 Mr. Kartikeya Dubey Director

RAKESH PRODUCTS

25, Azad Nagar, Kanpur-208002 (U.P.),India Tel. No : 91 512 2563930/31 Fax No : 91 512 2563935/36 E- Mail : info@rakeshin.com

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20 Mr. Yogesh Dubey Vice President

RAKESH SANDAL INDUSTRIES

Vill - Naurangabad, PO – Tikara, Kanpur – 207504 (U.P.), India. E- Mail : info@rakeshsandal.com

0690001118

21 Ms. Pooja Nagdev Director

RISING SUN AROMAS & SPIRITUALS PVT. LTD.

904 DLF A Tower, Jasola, New Delhi 110044, India. Tel. No : +91 9810288000 Fax No : +91-120-4324588 E- Mail : pooja@risingsun.in

0505048019

22 Mr. J N Nagdev Director

RISING SUN FRAGRANCES

Plot No.59, Himuda Bhatoli kalan, Baddi, Teh Nalagarh Distt. Solan-173208, Himachal Pradesh, India. Tel. No : 91-1795-275127 E- Mail : info@risingsun.in

0512014124

23 Mr. Rethesh Kumar General Manager Exports

SONAROME INDIA

One Sonarome Way, KIADB Industrial Area, Doddaballapur, Bangalore – 561203, India Tel. No : +91 80 30902200 Fax No : +91 80 30902299 E-Mail : rethesh@sonarome.com

0789005131

24 Mr. Sumit D. Rajani Director

UMENDRA EXPORTS PVT LTD

307, Lakshmi Bhavan, 72, Nehru Place New Delhi - 110 019, India Tel.No : +91-11-26234510 / 11 Fax No : +91-11-41606263 E-Mail : sumitdrajani@umendra.com

0596056494

25 Mr. U. Burman Administrator

VISAGE BEAUTY AND HEALTH CARE PVT LTD

B 45 Sector 63 Noida 201307, India Tel. No : 91 120 4575189 / 85888 93222 Fax No : 91 120 4575189 E-Mail : vk@o3plus.com

0505003643

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India Pavillion at Beauty World Middle East, 2014 Exhibition

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Cholayil Pvt. Ltd.8, J Block, 6th AvenueAnna Nagar East,Chennai 600102, lndia.T: +91-44-66771600F: +91 - 44 -66771610M: +91 -9940099489E : kesavral@cholayil.com

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Shaibal GuhathakurtaExports Manager

Tel. : +91-11-25119452T/Fax. : +91-11-25U9610Mobile : +91 98-30-048218

Bluc Heavan Cosmetics (P) Ltd,

39, D.l.F. lndustrial Area,(irti Nagar, New Delhi-U0015

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Zuetx Beot AL AZAAII PERFUMES Lt.C.INDIAN & ORIENTAL ATTARSCONCENTRATED PERFUME OILSFLAVOURS * FRENCH PERFUMES

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