Gulfood Dubai 2022 at World Trade Centre: Be a Part to Discover New Trading Opportunities

 

Gulfood 2022, scheduled to be held from 13-17 Feb 2022 at the Dubai World Trade Centre, will show the way in high-volume F&B sourcing, exciting startup innovations, and persuasive distributor partnerships. This leading annual food fair in the MENA region will also be the venue where action-driven conversations will take place on creating a secure and seamless supply of food in the new world scenario.

Gulfood UAE: Generating buzz in trade circles

This is the world’s largest annual event catering to a growing food & beverages market, valued at more than USB 5 trillion globally.  There will be a lot of business opportunities up for grabs and the stakes are really high. You can use the event as a gateway to discovering new opportunities in evolving markets. This is the place where you can get acquainted with more than 5000 local, regional and international suppliers from five continents.

The idea is to remain agile and discover ways to source the latest and most innovative products assisted with real-time knowledge of price trends.

An overview of exhibitors/visitors at Gulfood 2022

This leading trade fair will be attended by exhibiting companies as well as foreign exhibitors. Some of the major exhibits at the event will be Food items, Beverages, Dairy supplies, Canned food, Bakery products, Vegetables and Fruits, Chilled edible items, Storage units, Refrigeration units, Display systems, Tableware, Food machinery, Additives, Safety equipment, Flavors, Starches, Food accessories, Fats and oils, Emulsifiers to mention a few categories.

Team up with Tradologie.com and seize emerging spaces in the food sector

Low costs

One way you can do so is by partnering with Tradologie.com and being present at Gulfood UAE at a fraction of the cost that would otherwise be incurred if you decided to go solo. Tradologie.com is the world’s first B2B global procurement solution for food products and agri-commodities that comes with a registered base of 400k+ verified buyers and 38k+ genuine and vetted sellers.

Customized packages

This platform would help you be a part of the prestigious Gulfood Dubai. It is offering the Global Buyers Attention Marketing Program with a range of packages for enhanced visibility and brand representation for independent businesses in the F&B sector. The program will start from INR 35,000 and go up to INR 4 lakh and you can select any depending on the kind of reach you are looking for and your budgetary constraints.

Greater visibility

You can use our platform to connect with 75,000 global buyers through physical brochures distributed during 5 days of Gulfood in Dubai. Tradologie.com will also be sending out more than 50,000 e-brochures to global buyers through emails.

You can use the platform and be present at Gulfood Dubai 2022 to connect with buyers and also promote your products and services at the world stage at a nominal cost. This would be a great way to ensure your share in one of the fastest-growing sectors on the planet. You can use visibility as a foundation from where you can make your food business evolve and reach new heights.


Original Source: https://blog.tradologie.com/gulfood-dubai-2022-at-world-trade-centre-be-a-part-to-discover-new-trading-opportunities/

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