26 Georgian companies featured at largest food exhibition in Dubai Gulfood 2024 - Enterprise Georgia
At the Gulfood exhibition, which ran from February 19 to February 23 and featured food and beverage communities from 127 countries, Georgian companies held B2B meetings with potential partners to diversify export markets. Photo via Enterprise Georgia
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Twenty-six Georgian companies have featured at the largest food exhibition in Dubai - Gulfood 2024 with the support of Enterprise Georgia, the state agency promoting entrepreneurship, investment and exports, the agency said on Friday.
Georgian export-oriented companies were presented in two thematic pavilions and showcased processed fruits and vegetables, juices, nuts and spices, as well as meat products, cheese, seafood, lemonade and other products.
Mikheil Khidureli, the CEO of Enterprise Georgia, said the number of visitors to the exhibition was “unprecedentedly high” and noted the Georgian companies had the opportunity to meet the “largest buyers” of the world’s food and beverage sector.
The international buyers show special interest in Georgian products”, Khidureli added.
At the Gulfood exhibition, which ran from February 19 to February 23 and featured food and beverage communities from 127 countries, Georgian companies held B2B meetings with potential partners to diversify export markets.
The Georgian National Tourism Administration on Thursday said Vinos Y Caminos, a Spanish website on gastronomy and culture, had promoted the country’s winemaking history, cuisine and tourism potential.
Enterprise Georgia, the state agency promoting entrepreneurship, investment and exports, on Monday said products by 10 Georgian toy-making companies had been showcased at Spielwarenmesse, the “largest” international exhibition of toys in Nuremberg, Germany.
Georgia’s culinary attractions are showcased in Madrid Fusión, a gastronomy fair in the Spanish capital, under the Guest Country status between Monday and Wednesday, the Georgian National Tourism Administration said on Tuesday.
Maia Omiadze, the Head of the Georgian National Tourism Administration, on Thursday said the country’s participation in Madrid Fusión, an upcoming gastronomy fair in the Spanish capital, would contribute to establishing business ties between tourism insiders and promoting Georgia as a visitor destination.