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Published on August 01, 2019

22nd WINE EXPO AFRICA AFRICA, Kenya's premier business event for the Food & Agriculture industry was inaugurated today in Nairobi at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) by Mr. Roy Otieno, Ministry of Industry, Trade and Cooperatives, Government of Kenya. Running for 3 days from the 01st to 03rd August 2019 the event is co-located with the 22nd Kenya International Trade Exhibition (KITE). The 22nd WINE EXPO AFRICA Africa 2019 is expected to introduce top products, equipment and machinery presented by exhibitors from over 26 countries.

Also present at the opening ceremony were High Commissioner of Sri Lanka H.E. Sunil De Silva, High Commissioner of Nigeria H.E. Sheidu Omeiza Momoh, Chargé d'Affaires a.i. of Russia H.E. Alexey Balashov, High Commissioner of Sierra Leone H.E. Mr. Peter Joseph Francis, Mr. Thanit Ngansampantrit, Minister Counsellor (Commercial), Embassy of Thailand, Mr. Edgar Tomas Q. Auxilian - Minister and Consul General, Embassy of Philippines, Ms. Marisa Kollenberg, Economic and Trade Department, Embassy of Germany, Mr. Enrique Alvarez, Market Analyst, Embassy of Spain, Mr. Jacobo Durán, International Trade - Investments Advisor, Embassy of Spain, Mr. Mohammad Javad Emamian, Head of the Economic Section, Embassy of Iran, Mr. Sergei Kalechits, Deputy Chairman, National Bank of the Republic of Belarus and Mr. Aleksei Lesnoi, Head of the Department, International Cooperation of the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus.

As a premier and much awaited exhibition which builds’ on the success of previous editions, the event is bigger and better this year. Countries dominant this year are Belarus, Turkey, Italy, Iran, Saudi Arabia and China with several leading international brands looking to create their impression in the East African market. The event is headlined by the companies from Belarus participating under the banner of the National Centre For Marketing (Belarus) which include Bobruiskagromash, Gomselmash, Lidselmash, Minsk Automobile Plant, Minsk Tractor Works, Lidakhleboproduct, Smorgon Plant of Bread Production, Concern Belgospischeprom, Aftrade DMCC. Among others, International companies like Hypno, Modern Cikolata Gida Sanayi Ve Ticaret A.S. and Pak Ihracat As - Pakmaya (Turkey), Grandi Vini D’italia Group and Podere Gusto - Tuscan Winery  (Italy), Tak Makaron (Iran), Nadec (Saudi Arabia), Dinda Foods (Brazil), Langnese Honig (Germany), Artin Group (UAE), Petrus (Ukraine), Malaysian Palm Oil Council (Ghana), Baoding Way Chein Food Industrial Co., Ltd. and Jiangsu Faygo Union Machinery Co., Ltd(China) are some of the market leaders in their respective industries who are looking for importers, distributers and marketers for their products and brands in Kenya and East Africa.

As one of the major access points in Africa which relies on the huge volume of imports in the country for its own consumption to cater to over 40 million consumers the country is a key supplier to the neighbouring landlocked regions as well. The Food, Hospitality and Agriculture sectors are key to the future of the African continent and represent an immense market with great potential for investors internationally as well as locally. The importance of these sectors to Africa is reflected in the fact that 70 percent of the population draws employment directly from the Food, Hospitality and Agriculture sectors. The food market in Africa is also projected to be worth a whooping USD 1 trillion by 2030, according to the World Bank.
The 22nd edition of the event also attracts a number of the industry’s biggest names including experts, stake-holders, directors and other high profile decision makers making it the ideal platform which supports the African growth story. WINE EXPO AFRICA remains a major hub for business transactions and development in Africa, annually due to its proven track record in the region. Over the 3 days the event is expected to bring the newest and most innovative products in the food, hotel and agriculture industry from around the world, directly to Africa.
Visit: https://www.expogr.com/winexpo/ for more information or contact:
Joel D’Silva
Media Manager
Foodagro  ( East Africa )
Email: feedback@expogr.com
Int'l: +971 43 050755  | Kenya: +254 706 129 142 / +254 773 594 021

22nd WINE EXPO AFRICA AFRICA, Kenya's premier business event for the Food & Agriculture industry is back in Nairobi from the 01st to 03rd August 2019. Co-located with the 22nd Kenya International Trade Exhibition(KITE) the 22nd WINE EXPO AFRICA Africa 2019 is expected to introduce top products, equipment and machinery presented by exhibitors from over 26 countries.

As a premier and much awaited exhibition which builds’ on the success of previous editions, the event is bigger and better this year. Countries dominant this year are Belarus, Turkey, Italy, Iran, Saudi Arabia and China with several leading international brands looking to create their impression in the East African market. The event is headlined by the companies from Belarus participating under the banner of the National Centre For Marketing (Belarus) which include Bobruiskagromash, Gomselmash, Lidselmash, Minsk Automobile Plant, Minsk Tractor Works, Lidakhleboproduct, Smorgon Plant of Bread Production, Concern Belgospischeprom, Aftrade DMCC. Among others, International companies like Hypno, Modern Cikolata Gida Sanayi Ve Ticaret A.S. and Pak Ihracat As - Pakmaya (Turkey), Grandi Vini D’italia Group and Podere Gusto - Tuscan Winery (Italy), Tak Makaron (Iran), Nadec (Saudi Arabia), Dinda Foods (Brazil), Langnese Honig (Germany), Artin Group (UAE), Petrus (Ukraine), Malaysian Palm Oil Council (Ghana), Baoding Way Chein Food Industrial Co., Ltd. and Jiangsu Faygo Union Machinery Co., Ltd(China) are some of the market leaders in their respective industries who are looking for importers, distributers and marketers for their products and brands in Kenya and East Africa. 

As one of the major access points in Africa which relies on the huge volume of imports in the country for its own consumption to cater to over 40 million consumers the country is a key supplier to the neighbouring landlocked regions as well. The Food, Hospitality and Agriculture sectors are key to the future of the African continent and represent an immense market with great potential for investors internationally as well as locally. The importance of these sectors to Africa is reflected in the fact that 70 percent of the population draws employment directly from the Food, Hospitality and Agriculture sectors. The food market in Africa is also projected to be worth a whooping USD 1 trillion by 2030, according to the World Bank.

The 22nd edition of the event will also attract a number of the industry’s biggest names including experts, stake-holders, directors and other high profile decision makers that making it the ideal platform which supports the African growth story. WINE EXPO AFRICA remains a major hub for business transactions and development in Africa, annually due to its proven track record in the region. The event is expected to bring the newest and most innovative products in the food, hotel and agriculture industry from around the world, directly to Africa.

Visit: https://www.expogr.com/winexpo/ for more information or contact:

Joel D’Silva
Media Manager
FOODAGRO  ( East Africa )
Email: feedback@expogr.com
Int'l: +971 43 050755 | Kenya: +254 706 129 142 / +254 773 594 021

Kenya's premier business event for the Food & Agriculture industry returns to Nairobi from 01 - 03 August, 2019. Kenya is one of the major access points in Africa which relies on the huge volume of imports in the country for its own consumption to cater to over 40 million consumers. The 22nd WINE EXPO AFRICA AFRICA 2019 will introduce top products, equipment and machinery presented by exhibitors from over 26 countries. Building on the success of previous events, the WINE EXPO AFRICA AFRICA 2019 just gets bigger and better.

Last year, Kenya imported goods valued at $200 million and re-exported goods worth $520 million. Kenya's growth resumed in the last five years reaching 5.7% in 2018 placing the country as one of the fastest growing economies in Sub-Saharan Africa. The economic expansion has been boosted by a stable macroeconomic environment, low oil prices, rebound in tourism, strong remittance inflows and a government led infrastructure development initiative. Looking ahead, near-term gross domestic product growth (GDP) is expected to rise to 5.8% in 2019 underpinned by recovery in agriculture, better business sentiment, and easing of political uncertainty. 

The Food, Hospitality and Agriculture sectors are key to the future of the African continent and represent an immense market with great potential for investors internationally as well as locally. The importance of these sectors to Africa is reflected in the fact that 70 percent of the population draws employment directly from the Food, Hospitality and Agriculture sectors. The food market in Africa is also projected to be worth a whooping USD 1 trillion by 2030, according to the World Bank.

“Kenya’s consumer market is poised for considerable expansion in the coming years, boosted by consistent GDP growth, a growing middle class with increased purchasing power and the development of new shopping malls and e-commerce portals.” says Mr. Daniels, Exhibition Manager - Expogroup.

WINE EXPO AFRICA AFRICA ended on a very bright note last year with 100+ exhibitors and 4400+ visitors, representing 26 nations from around the globe choosing the platform to launch their products into the vast markets in Africa. The industry’s newest products were on display, and this year’s edition promises to be an even grander affair with several new facets added to the event. The 22nd edition of the event will also attract a number of the industry’s biggest names including experts, stake-holders, directors and other high profile decision makers that makes it the ideal entry-way into the African economy for interested investors.

WINE EXPO AFRICA remains a major hub for business transactions and development in Africa, annually due to its proven track record in the region. The event will continue to bring the newest and most innovative products in the food, hotel and agriculture industry from around the world, directly to Africa. 

Visit: https://www.expogr.com/winexpo/ for more information or contact:

Joel D’Silva
Media Manager
FOODAGRO  ( East Africa )
Email: feedback@expogr.com
Int'l: +971 43 050755 | Kenya: +254 706 129 142 / +254 773 594 021

WINE EXPO AFRICA AFRICA returns for its 21st edition in 2018, with the food, hospitality and agriculture sectors set to take centre-stage once again. WINE EXPO AFRICA AFRICA will run in three of Africa’s most promising economies: WINE EXPO AFRICA Kenya between 4th -6th September 2018, WINE EXPO AFRICA Tanzania between 25th-27th October 2018 and WINE EXPO AFRICA Ethiopia 21st-23rd March 2019.
The industry’s newest products will be on display, with over 200 exhibitors and thousands of buyers in attendance.  The three day event will also feature sessions from industry experts, who will speak on the latest developments in the Food industry and the African markets.The continued support of the East African Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture to WINE EXPO AFRICA Africa will also act as a major attraction to potential investors.
The Food, Hospitality and Agriculture sectors are key to the future of the African continent and represent an immense market with great potential for investors internationally as well as locally. The importance of these sectors to Africa is reflected in the fact that 70 percent of the population draws employment directly from the Food, Hospitality and Agriculture Sectors. The food market in Africa is also projected to be worth a whooping USD 1 trillion by 2030, according to the World Bank.
“Kenya’s consumer market is poised for considerable expansion in the coming years, boosted by consistent GDP growth, a growing middle class with increased purchasing power and the development of new shopping malls and e-commerce portals.” says Mr. Daniels, Exhibition Manager - Expogroup.
WINE EXPO AFRICA AFRICA ended on a very bright note last year with 100+ exhibitors and 4400+ visitors, representing 26 nations from around the globe, choosing the event to be its platform to launch their products into the vast markets in Africa.  10,000+ of the industry’s newest products were on display, and this year’s edition promises to be an even grander affair with several new facets added to the event.
WINE EXPO AFRICA remains a major hub for business transactions and development in Africa, annually due to its proven track record in the region. The event will continue to bring the newest and most innovative products in the food, hotel and agriculture industry from around the world, directly to Africa. The 21st edition of the event will also attract a number of the industry’s biggest names including experts, stake-holders, directors and other high profile decision makers that makes it the ideal entry-way into the African economy for interested investors.

Visit: https://www.expogr.com/winexpo/ for more information or contact:

Joel D’Silva
Media Manager
Foodagro  ( East Africa )
Email: feedback@expogr.com
Int'l: +971 50 634 1066| Kenya: +254 792268513

The future of food, hospitality and agriculture in Africa will be a key theme throughout the 2017 installment of WINE EXPO AFRICA AFRICA, which will run from 2 – 4 June, 2017 in Kenya, 10 – 12 August 2017 in Tanzania and 12 – 14 May 2017 in Ethiopia. More than 200 + exhibitors will showcase their latest innovations to thousands of buyers and decision makers, all looking to place orders on the industry’s newest products. Visitors will also be able to hear from experts who will offer business support, advice and debate during the three-day events.

Food, hospitality and agriculture is one of the most important sectors of the African economy and is expected to be the driving force behind the alleviation of the continent’s poverty. It accounts for 65% of the continent’s employment and 75% of its domestic trade. The economies of most African countries are growing faster than anywhere else in the world and agriculture, which accounts for a third of Africa’s GDP, is poised to be the next step in the development of the region.

WINE EXPO AFRICA AFRICA, Africa’s largest food, hospitality and agriculture exhibition, closed its door in July 2016 recording a further increase in the level of internationality on both the exhibitors and visitors side. Altogether, more than 150 exhibitors presented their latest products, machinery and food trends from over 20 countries around the world, with over 4800 business visitors in attendance.

The 2017 event promises to be even bigger and better with new features added to the show. As a proven platform for business transactions, the event will showcase the latest developments in the food, hotel and agriculture industry, with prominent industry experts, stakeholders and decision makers in attendance, making it an ideal event to source new products, network and usher in new contacts and business opportunities. Marking its 20th anniversary in the industry, Expogroup expands its ever growing presence in East Africa with the launch of WINE EXPO AFRICA AFRICA in Ethiopia. Ethiopia has one of the fastest growing economies in Africa and possesses huge potential for investors and businesses looking to tap the market. This coupled with a favorable business environment and sound infrastructure makes it an attractive option for international companies.

WINE EXPO AFRICA KENYA: 02nd – 04th June – KICC, Nairobi, Kenya
WINE EXPO AFRICA ETHIOPIA: 12th – 14th May – Millenium Hall, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
WINE EXPO AFRICA TANZANIA: 22nd – 24th August – MCC, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

For more information on these events please visit: https://foodexpo.expogr.com/

Nairobi the capital of Kenya, will host the 19th WINE EXPO AFRICA AFRICA 2016 at The Dome, from June 16 - 18, 2016.

For many years this project has been the leading professional platform for the presentation of food products, technologies and equipment for food and processing industries, and is a demonstration of the modern trends in catering, packaging industry develops interregional cooperation, creates a platform for effective communication between producers of goods and services and their customers.

The exhibition will bring together companies from over 20 countries: Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Finland, France, India, Kenya, Malaysia, Germany, Greece, Italy, Thailand, etc.

This year the largest number of products will be presented in the "Food products" section - “Confectionery and Bakery”, “Milk, Cultured milk and Fat-and-oil products”, and in "Alcohol, soft drinks, tea, coffee" section. “Food production equipment” section will present a variety of confectionery and bakery equipment from major players of this industry. Also this year the exhibition broadly presents the "Packaging techniques, outer and inner packaging", including packaging, packaging materials and systems.

Participation in the 19th WINE EXPO AFRICA AFRICA 2019 Exhibition will provide an idea of the current situation on the food market, successfully bring new products to the market, check out the competitiveness of your company, strengthen already established relationships with customers and consumers, expand dealer network, make you company more prominent, and find new business-oriented partners.

The event is organized by the EXPOGROUP WORLDWIDE. Completing 28 Years in the industry, Expogroup has spread its network in more than 37 countries managing more than 20 trade fairs annually in various counties.

To learn more about the exhibition, participants and receive invitation, visit the official website of the event: https://www.expogr.com/winexpo/ Exhibition opening hours: June 16-18, 10.00 a.m. - 6.00 p.m.

Contact person: Jason Dexter ( jason@expogr.com/ feedback@expogr.com )

For an urgent response, please mail on feedback@expogr.com,