Tickets have gone on sale for Asia Fruit Logistica, Asia's only international trade show for the fresh fruit and vegetable business, which takes place in Hong Kong on 7-9 September 2011.
The annual trade show will once again take place alongside Asiafruit Congress at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, offering trade professionals the best chance to develop their business in the lucrative and exciting Asian markets, according to event organiser Global Produce Events.
Last year's Asia Fruit Logistica show attracted some 4,100 buyers and trade visitors from 60 different countries, resulting in unparalleled opportunities to network and do business.
'Leading fresh produce professionals see Asia Fruit Logistica as the key business event for the Asian fresh produce market, because if offers the most effective opportunity to find new products, suppliers and buyers, as well as meet with existing partners,' said Gérald Lamusse, managing director of Global Produce Events GmbH, the organiser of Asia Fruit Logistica.
The three-day ticket for Asia Fruit Logistica can be purchased online for €45, a saving of 25 per cent on tickets purchased on the door. Day tickets are also available for €25, a saving of over 25 per cent.
Online bookings for visitors to attend this year’s Asia Fruit Logistica can be made at www.asiafruitlogistica.com/tickets
Asiafruit Congress will take place over three mornings on 7-9 September before Asia Fruit Logistica opens its doors each afternoon.
This year's conference will open with an Asian retail panel to debate the big issues in the region's fresh produce retail business before looking at some innovative merchandising concepts in a session on effective retail marketing.
Other sessions will focus on the latest developments for logistics in Asia; the future for fresh convenience in the region; Peru's emerging role as supplier; and new market dynamics for apples in Asia.
For more information on the Asiafruit Congress programme or on how to register for the conference, email to info@asiafruitcongress.com
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