Gulfood 2022: Tradologie.com Will Be Your Gateway TO Gulfood 2022 in Dubai


Tradologie.com is the World’s First Digital B2B platform to facilitate trade in the agri-commodities and food sector comprising 400K verified global buyers/importers and 38K verified global exporters. In February 2022, it would be participating in Gulfood 2022, the world’s largest annual food and beverage trade exhibition in Dubai. Want to feature your brand at the event at a competitive cost? Read on to know more.

Gulfood Dubai

This is the world’s largest exhibition in the Food & Beverages Industry, where F&B professionals from more than 120 countries would be meeting for 5 days of business.  It was launched as a biennial event in 1987 and has grown over the years in scope and impact. The exhibition is known to feature the trends and innovations that would shape the future of food and beverage consumption across the world.

Tradologie India

Quite like the exhibition, it will feature in, Tradologie has created a name for itself in the domain of trade in food products and agri-commodities. It facilitates import-export trade in rice, wheat, sugar, edible oils, cereals and spices, etc. by bringing manufacturers directly in contact with buyers from across the world. The vision is to recognize and fill in the gaps in supply chains using an innovative business model built on technology while creating and sustaining the much-needed momentum in agri-tech.

One Professional Exhibition, Millions of Views 

With a vision to achieve this dream and explore its reach, Tradologie.com is participating in Gulfood Dubai in February 2022, professionally managed and hosted by the Dubai World Trade Centre. This would be the third time in a row that Tradologie would be attending this world-class exhibition.

This event is being attended by 2531 exhibitors from 85 countries and will be featuring 20 halls of diverse innovative products. We hope to make a mark amongst the 110+ Industry leaders who will be on stage at one of the most popular and safe venues in the world to host exhibitions.

You can participate in Gulfood UAE with Tradologie to enhance visibility, acquire buyers, and sell your branded and packaged food products at a fraction of the cost, as compared to if you decide to go alone.

Showcase, Market and Sell your Products and Brands

Tradologie.com will be your gateway to showcase, market, and sell your products and brands of agricultural products on the world stage.

  • As Buyers, you can buy without a phone call or email from Registered Sellers of Food Commodities Like Rice, Wheat, Edible Oil, Spices, Dry Fruits, Meat, Sugar & Pulses.
  • As Sellers, you can sell without a Phone Call or Email from Registered Buyers of Food Commodities Like Rice, Wheat, Edible Oil, Spices, Dry Fruits, Meat, Sugar & Pulses.

Why Participate at Gulfood 2022 with Tradologie

  • Instant Business Enquiries Through Dedicated Brand Kiosks
  • Better Visibility of your brand among 400K verified global buyers and 38K verified global sellers
  • Better Branding and Effective Showcasing of your agricultural products among visiting global participants
  • Affordable cost for your participation at Gulfood manufacturing 2022
  • Well thought out Quarterly, Half-Yearly and Yearly Subscription plan to cater to your specific needs and budget.

Originally published at https://blog.tradologie.com on November 13, 2021.



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