Gulfood: Dubai Expo 2022 with Tradologie.com


Gulfood Dubai Expo 2022 is taking place at Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai, the United Arab Emirates on 13 – 17 February 2022. This is the world’s largest Annual Food & Hospitality Show and is creating a lot of buzz in the industry. All manufacturers of branded and packaged food products are booking their dates and planning to make the most of this significant event. This is an occasion where the latest innovations, trends, and tastes will be showcased and no one can afford to miss out on the same. This renowned food exhibition will be attended by over 5000 exhibitors participating from 120 countries.

Team up with Tradologie and Be There at Gulfood Expo Dubai:

Now, you can be part of all the excitement by participating in Gulfood 2022 with Tradologie. This is a B2B global trade enabling platform working in the agri-commodities and food sector and facilitating trade between verified global buyers and genuine exporters.

How is Tradologie Assisting in Participation at Gulfood Expo Dubai 2022:

Tradoloie.com is offering well-structured packages as part of a Global Buyers Attention Marketing Program starting from INR 35,000 and going up to INR 4 lakhs. You can choose any of the packages depending on the kind of reach you are looking for and your budget. We will also help you connect with 75,000 global buyers through physical brochures distributed during 5 days at Gulfood 2022. More than 50,000 e-brochures will also be sent out to global buyers through emails and Whatsapp.

Tradologie.com will be helping independent manufactures of packaged and branded food

  • By bringing an opportunity for you to exhibit virtually at a world-class event
  • By assisting you in acquiring global buyers and selling your branded and packaged food products to a larger clientele
  • By helping you participate at the exhibition in Dubai at a fraction of the cost

Use Gulfood expo Dubai 2022 to learn from industry leaders and peers while networking with the best in the domain.

Make your place in a high growth food & beverages market:

The food and beverage sector is a high-growth market that has increased at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.7 percent since 2015. It is expected to reach $8,638.2 billion in 2025 and $11,979.9 billion in 2030. This growth is fuelled by an increase in the consumption of organic food, the growing relevance of immunity-boosting food and beverages, use of the latest innovations in technology in the food industry, growing penetration of the retail sector and also through positive social media marketing campaigns.

Gulfood is the most professional and well-organized event for Food & Beverages Industry and you cannot afford to miss out on the same. This would be the place to make the most of the powerful business initiatives being introduced which will be dedicated to market leaders in the food industry. You can use the expo 2022 Dubai to learn about significant innovations in the food and beverage sector and network face to face with industry leaders.


Original Source: https://blog.tradologie.com/gulfood-dubai-expo-2022-with-tradologie-com/


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