250 businesses participate in the International Exhibition specializing in Food and Beverage

The 8th International Exhibition on Food - Beverage & Food Processing Technology and Packaging Equipment (Vietfood & Beverage - Propack 2023) will take place from November 8-11 in Hanoi .

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The exhibition brings together 300 booths of 250 businesses from 10 countries and territories. (Source: Organizing Committee)

With a total exhibition area of 5,000 square meters, the Exhibition brings together 300 booths of 250 businesses from 10 countries and territories such as: India, Canada, Taiwan (China), Korea, Norway, Japan, China, Vietnam...

The exhibition will bring a variety of product categories to display such as: Food; Beverages; Nutritional foods - Functional foods; Raw materials - Food additives; Machinery and equipment for production – packaging – food preservation; Franchising.

Next to high quality food and beverage products, the exhibition features a booth displaying modern processing technology equipment and machinery. This opens up opportunities for businesses in the industry to access advanced and efficient technologies to optimize production processes and improve product quality.

The exhibition area also focuses on diverse food additives, providing manufacturers and chefs with more resources to innovate and respond to the diversity of flavors and market trends.

Participating at Vietfood & Beverage - Propack 2023 in Hanoi are prestigious Vietnamese enterprises in the food industry such as: Nha Trang Bird's Nest, Tan Nhat Huong, Chinh Son Tea ... and brands in the packaging industry such as: VMS, Thuan Thanh, Ngoc Long...

The highlight of the Exhibition is the Korean Pavilion, which promises to attract a large number of visitors with its typical products from the land of kimchi such as rice cakes, seaweed, dried persimmons, red ginseng and products made from ginseng, dried and frozen seafood, etc. In addition, the Norwegian Seafood Council (NSC) - an organization under the Norwegian Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries, also participates in the pavilion at the Exhibition.

As the pioneer and leading exhibition in the Food & Beverage industry, Vietfood & Beverage - Propack is an excellent platform for domestic and foreign enterprises to access the market, promote products to potential buyers, and enhance brand recognition to the public.

With hundreds of exhibitors and diverse booths, the exhibition creates a great environment for discussion, promoting transactions and developing global business activities. This not only helps businesses expand their markets but also creates conditions for them to develop their supply networks and optimize production processes.

Built by the organizers according to the B2B (Business to business) trade connection model, the Exhibition focuses on connecting international brands with importers and distributors in the food and beverage industry.

At the same time, it opens up export opportunities for Vietnamese products, creating favorable conditions for local businesses to access international markets, improve export performance and introduce Vietnamese products to the world.

Participating in the Exhibition in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City from 2017 to present, Ms. Chu Hoi - Sales Director of Tan Nhat Huong Company shared: "Every year we participate in 6-8 booths. I see that Vietnamese customers are gradually forming the habit of finding partners through trade exhibitions more. Many customers come to visit our booth, experience the products directly, and sign many new orders. We also have foreign partners who visit the exhibition and then can take advantage of the time to visit the company's office/factory, creating more trust in the business."

Within the framework of the Exhibition, there will be seminars on important issues and provide the latest information on the Food & Beverage industry; entertainment programs for visitors...

The exhibition is expected to welcome more than 8,000 trade and public visitors.

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