With our international trade shows, we take innovative ways to connect emerging markets with solution providers from across the globe.
Facilitating valuable business contacts between our exhibitors and trade visitors - that's what we at fairtrade stand for.
Successful since 1991. Our agrofood shows bring together buyers and sellers in Agriculture | Food & Beverage Processing | Ingredients | Food & Hospitality.
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Professional international Plastics | Printing | Packaging Trade Shows. For valuable business contacts between exhibitors and visitors.
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The choice is yours.
Modular stand construction, upgrades, additional furniture and technical equipment for your stand.
Or you simply book your space with us and commission your stand builder with your individual stand. We would also be happy to recommend our contractual partners.
Conveniently book your exhibition stand & all additional services online.
In the fairtrade online shop.
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Via the fairtrade exportal, exhibitors & visitors can get in touch with each other before, during and after the event - all year round.
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Additional orders to customise your participation can be easily booked.
Learn more about our marketing services, visa support and more.
The products you want to exhibit must be delivered to the exhibition?
We will support you with transport and customs clearance. As we cooperate with professional forwarding agents that are familiar with the exhibition country.
How to get to the exhibition? Where to stay?
We offer special rates for flights and accommodation.
A new Africa strategy is to be adopted at the summit meeting between the European Union and the African Union in October 2020. To this end, the EU Commission and the High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell, have now presented principles which aim to establish a strategic partnership with the African countries.
The new EU Commission has identified the EU's relations with Africa as one of its priorities and proposes five key areas for the new partnership Climate change, digital change, peace and good governance, migration and mobility and sustainable growth. In 2018, trade between the 27 EU countries and Africa will reach €235 billion. This represents 32% of Africa's total trade.
Germany has intensified its commitment to developing economic relations with Africa. For example, the budget for the participation of German companies in further trade fairs in Africa has been increased for 2019 and 2020. In Africa, the Foreign Trade Fair Programme (AMP) for 2020 currently provides for a total of 34 participations by the Federal Ministries of Economics and Energy (BMWi) and Food and Agriculture (BMEL). In addition, three participations are planned as part of the Export Initiative Energy (EEM).
(AUMA, 06 March 2020)
