What can Indian Agri Business Gain from Gulfood 2022?

 

The Largest Exhibition on the Food and Beverage Industry – Gulfood 2022 – will be held from 13 – 17 Feb 2022 at Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai, UAE. This 26th edition of the event will provide an opportunity for international visitors to experience, question, discuss and engage with innovative concepts evolving in the sector.

Food professionals are looking forward to this event to get an idea about market developments and also to connect with international suppliers. They can expect to source from a comprehensive range of the latest products, and get what they are seeking at competitive costs.

Agri-Food Business in India with a Fresh Perspective on Food

Indian economy is based on Agriculture with the country contributing significantly to the global food basket through its basmati rice, spices, snacks, mangoes, and more. Grapes, pulses, natural honey, milk, are some of the other products that are in high demand in the world market. In the financial year 2022, India exported Basmati rice which was valued at US$ 616.96 million. In the same year, the export figures for non-basmati rice from India were US$ 1.05 billion, and buffalo meat was valued at US$ 594.76 million.

Our agricultural and processed food products are exported to more than 100 countries in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, SAARC countries, the EU and the US. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has introduced the Agricultural Export Policy, 2018 with the objective of doubling the income of farmers by 2022. This would be done by doubling the exports of agricultural products by several means. The policy initiatives of the government are directed at integrating the work of farmers and their products into the global value chain. And then there are events as important as Gulfood 2022.

Discover New Business Opportunities at Gulfood 2022

Gulfood 2022 will be the event where open conversations would be carried out between Indian suppliers and global buyers. The Indian businessmen can expect to discover new market opportunities from across the world.

Engage in Discussions with Experts

The Food and Beverages Industry will be discussing new and sustainable forms of consuming food at the event. Indian businesses can learn a lot by being present at Gulfood Dubai.

Participate with Tradologie.com to Save on Costs

Independent manufacturers of packaged and branded food in the country can team up with Tradologie.com and exhibit at a world-class event.  Tradologie.com is offering well thought out packages as part of a Global Buyers Attention Marketing Program starting from INR 35,000 and going up to INR 4 lakhs. Businesses can select a package depending on the type of reach they are looking for and their budget. They can use the platform of Tradologie.com to be present at Gulfood 2022 at a fraction of the cost that would have been incurred if they decided to go on their own.

Showcase at a Global Level

Tradologie.com will be participating in Gulfood 2022 exhibition, one of the most significant exhibitions in the world, connecting 5000 exhibitors and more than 100,000 visitors from over 200 countries. The idea is to showcase and promote Indian businesses in the food and Agri commodities sector and put forward a new way to export/import. The participants at the event can expect to achieve their business goals and also garner a lot of positive publicity that will hold them in good stead in the future.


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