Product Segments:

-  INTERFOOD

• Meat and fowl
• Dairy products, ice-cream
• Fat-and-oil products
• Canned food
• Confectionery and baked products
• Groceries
• Vegetables and fruits
• Frozen products
• Children’s and dietetic food
• Food adjuncts and ingredients
• Fish and seafood
• Delicacies and exotic seafood

- InterFoodTech

• Meat- and fish-processing equipment
• Laboratory analysis equipment
• Equipment for macaroni and ravioli
• production
• Canning equipment
• Bread-making equipment
• Dairy industry equipment
• Fat-and-oil industry equipment
• Confectionary industry equipment
• Bottling equipment
• Packages and packing equipment
• Refrigerating equipment
• Supermarket equipment
• Processing, refrigeration and freezing equipment for the fishing industry
• Storage, transport and packing equipment for seafood

- InterDrink

• Soft drinks
• Tea
• Coffee
• Natural juices
• Exotic drinks
• Energy drinks

- HalalFood

Visitors Profile:

• Heads of food industry enterprises
• Procurement managers of food industry enterprises
• Food Distribution Managers
• Food Business Development Managers
• Office Managers
• Office managers of enterprises engaged in various industry sectors
• Directors of restaurants and entertainment centers
• Heads and management personnel of supermarkets and grocery stores
• Press
• Diplomatic Corps
  
  

Why Exhibit?

• The cost of contact with one representative of a company’s target audience at an exhibition or trade fair is markedly cheaper than any other means of advertising.
• The unique 'extra-territorial' nature of an exhibition makes it much easier to establish contacts; in this environment you, your potential customers and your competitors are all on neutral territory.
• An exhibition is the ideal place to learn about demand for new goods and to conduct research into what your competitors are doing.
• An exhibition is an effective means of helping a firm to penetrate new foreign markets or establish dealership networks.
• An exhibition allows you to show your new goods in action.
• The fact that media representatives attend exhibitions makes it a lot easier to work with them and helps with the creation of PR material.
• Taking part in an exhibition allows you access to a fairly substantial segment of the market in a short time.
• For any business an exhibition is a bridge linking customers, wholesale and retail trading companies, suppliers and manufacturers and it offers a competitive environment for making new contacts.
• The very best intellectual and material resources available for you to take advantage of are concentrated in and around an exhibition for the short period of its duration.
  
  

Why Visit?

• Find out about innovation in the sector
• Study the state of the market and get new ideas
• Make new contacts
• Build on relations with existing customers
• Get information in 'live' conversation, which is not always available in other information sources
• See a wide selection of goods in a short period of time
• Choose and assess suppliers of new products/technology
• Compare one product with another
• Conclude deals
• Become agents/distributors for famous producers
• Acquire technical knowledge
• Meet technical personnel and discuss ways to solve problems or upgrade
• Discuss business issues in an objective, business environment
• Establish a direct link between price and quality
• Compile and add to an information database
• Begin cooperation, alliances and joint enterprises
• Be up-to-date with contemporary innovation and new technology
• Have access to different information services, essential in the search for investment and partners