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South China’s largest B2B fair for food industry, IFE China, will be held at the China Import and Export Fair Complex in Guangzhou on 26 -28 June 2019

March 28, 2019 By admin Leave a Comment

IFE China, is a member of the global food and hospitality shows organized by Informa – the largest event organizer in the world. It is also strongly supported by China’s authoritative institutions like China Chamber of Commerce of Foodstuffs and Native Produce and China Food Industry Association. Together with the 28th China (Guangzhou) International Health Industry Expo (IHE China), IFE China exhibitors presented their products in the 76,000sqm show floor in 2018, while there will be nearly 2,000 exhibitors from 40 countries showing up in the 2019 edition.

40 Countries of Brands Taking the “Policy Express” to Speed up the South Chinese Market

IFE China 2019 is expecting unprecedented presence of international brands and pavilions from nearly 40 countries and regions. Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Brazil, South Africa pavilions will exhibit in the event for the first time.

“Our exhibitors will bring in local and specialty food from the Middle East, such as seafood, dates and nuts,” said Mr. Arafat, the head of the Middle East Pavilion. “We have confidence in Chinese food market due to the country’s strong food consumption and policy support from the government.”

According to the report from the China Chamber of Commerce of Foodstuffs and Native Produce, the amount of imported food has increased by 15.2 times in the past 20 years. The annual market size will exceed 500 billion yuan in 2019.

Exhibitors also sensed more potential opportunity for Guangzhou – venue of IFE China. Besides it’s strategic location as an import and export hub in South China, the Outline Development Plan for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area which raise a series of initiatives to facilitate logistics, internationalization and industrial upgrade of this world class city cluster has given Guangzhou a prominent role in China’s economic growth. This area covers 10 trillion GDP and 70 million people and is a key consumption market for imported food in China.

Featured Sectors Creating Unique Synergy

In 2019 IFE China has four featured sectors including grains and oil, high-end water, functional food and food processing and packing equipment. These niche sectors are unique in IFE China to present the latest trends with the support of specific special events or competitions.

For grains and oil sector, this year’s highlighted product will be the rice bran oil which is featured by The International Conference on Rice Bran Oil (ICRBO), an event which will gather more than 500 professionalism worldwide.

The growth of the high-end consumer groups leads to new opportunities that benefit China’s high-end drinking water market. Besides the high-end water sector, the event will concurrently hold the 5th Guangzhou International Water Tasting Competition, which is organized by The Fine Water Society and will gather over 100 high-end water brands from worldwide to compete for three categories of awards.

Probiotics has continued its popularity this year at functional food sector. The Lingnan Science Series Forum – China International Probiotics Industry Development Forum 2019, will be actively attended by nearly 500 scholars from universities, research institutions worldwide. Renowned experts and professionals such us Prof. Dr. Endang Sutriswati Rahayu, Chairman of the Asian Federation of Society for Lactic Acid Bacteria and Prof. Xiao Jinzhong, General Manager of Next Generation Science Institute, Morinaga Milk Industry will give speeches at the forum. The forum aims to explore hot topics such as the application and development of probiotics in various foods and beverages.

Sourcing Ideal Partnerships via Business Matching Service

IFE China’s one on one Business matching meetings is well recognized as creating real business for exhibitors and buyers. Besides making appointments with ideal partners, overseas participants can get quick access to the rules and regulations, logistics, marketing of the food industry from relevant onsite service counters.

Pre-register Now to Get More Free Service

Pre-registration for IFE China is now open. Visitors can register either through the event website, www.ifechina.com , or WeChat Official Account, IFEChinaExpo. Visitors successfully pre-registered will have the chance to win five-star luxury hotel accommodations and a Guangzhou Tower sightseeing ticket – this is truly an event worth waiting for!

Organizer
Guangzhou Informa Yi Fan Exhibitions Co., Ltd.
Guangzhou Informa Yi Fan Exhibitions Co., Ltd. is a joint venture between Informa Exhibitions and Guangzhou Yifan Exhibition Service Co., Ltd. Informa Exhibitions strong global network across multiple industries combined with Guangzhou Yifan’s established local events in the food, health, medical and nutrition sector will ensure delivery of international standard trade shows for professionals.

SOURCE Guangzhou Informa Yi Fan Exhibitions Co., Ltd.
http://www.ifechina.com/

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