The 7th edition of Agro & Poultry Africa 2024 is set to bring about a significant advancement in the agricultural industry in Africa. The international trade show, set to take place from August 8th to 10th at the Sarit Expo Centre in Nairobi, Kenya, is expected to be a center for innovation, networking, and business expansion. This event provides a platform for everyone involved in the agricultural sector, from experienced leaders to eager newcomers.
Kenya’s agricultural industry is its foundation. It provides raw materials for manufacturing, brings in tax revenue and foreign exchange, and employs a large portion of the population. Emphasizing the significance of this, Agro & Poultry Africa places a strong emphasis on critical areas such as agricultural technology, poultry & livestock, and veterinary medicine. These are all essential for promoting economic sustainability and growth.
The 8th edition of Food & Beverages Africa 2024, together with Agro & Poultry Africa, will attract attendees with its emphasis on food processing, beverages, kitchen technology, and packaging. By taking place simultaneously at one location, this combined event provides an energetic opportunity for both exhibitors and attendees.
Exhibitors from approximately 16 countries have the opportunity to benefit from Kenya’s booming economy, as its GDP has increased from 37.2 to 55.24 billion USD in the span of five years. The event last year drew in a varied crowd of more than 1200 participants from Kenya, India, Nigeria, Uganda, and other countries. This assembly of professionals in the industry provides exceptional chances for connecting, expanding in the market, and sharing knowledge.
Grains Africa 2024, an additional trade show running concurrently with Agro & Poultry Africa and Food & Beverages Africa, spotlights cereals, grains milling & technology, and related industries. This expo, conveniently located at the Sarit Expo Centre, offers exhibitors a chance to present their products and widen their customer base.
Kenya’s robust economy, driven by a growing GDP, creates a favorable environment for businesses. Exhibitors from around the world are invited by Grains Africa to showcase their products to a discerning audience. Just like the previous exhibitions, Grains Africa 2024 attracted more than 1200 attendees last year, promoting cooperation, creativity, and sustainable progress.
A Platform for Unity: Agro-FoodPack
Agro-FoodPack comes together as a unifying force, combining Agro & Poultry Africa, Food & Beverages Africa, and Grains Africa. This all-encompassing strategy not only enhances the prominence of each industry, but also encourages cooperation and coordination throughout the agricultural and food processing supply chain.
Agro-FoodPack acts as a driving force for innovation by fostering discussion, sharing knowledge, and forming strategic partnerships. This expo showcases advanced technologies, market analysis, and potential business prospects, leading the way for a more sustainable and prosperous future for the food and farming industries in Africa.
Final Thoughts: A Driving Force for Transformation
The upcoming Agro & Poultry Africa 2024, Food & Beverages Africa 2024, Grains Africa 2024, and the unifying Agro-FoodPack events will put stakeholders at the forefront of exceptional opportunities. These displays feature the most recent progress, act as spaces for partnership, and offer an opportunity for skills and knowledge development.
Those who are interested in discovering new opportunities, building relationships, and making a positive impact on Africa’s agricultural and food processing industry will benefit greatly from attending. Coming together at the Sarit Expo Centre in Nairobi from August 8th-10th, 2024.
