Deadline extended: Join the Organic Africa Pavilion at BioFach 2022

There is still a chance for African organic suppliers to take part in the Organic Africa Pavilion at BioFach, which is happening in Nuremberg, Germany from 15 to 18 February 2022. The deadline for applications has been extended to 30 September 2021.

How can you take part?

You can choose from different levels of service:

• Full Service Stand – Attend the fair yourself, with a stand in the Pavilion plus marketing package from ProFound (poster, flyers, video). A full range of complementary support services are available before, during and after the event – see the brochure at the link below).
• Representation – Paticipate remotely through a ProFound representative at the fair, who will showcase your products, brand and samples, and take contact information for you.
• Representation Plus – All the benefits of Representation, plus onsite outbound matchmaking as your ProFound representative takes an active role in the fair and spends a day looking for buyers that suit your offer.

For more information, download the brochure at https://thisisprofound.com/organic-africa-pavilion/

How can you benefit?

BioFach is the major platform for organic trade, with visitors from countries all over the world. In February 2020, the trade fair had 3,448 exhibitors and 47,561 visitors from 136 countries. In 2021, the event took place online and offered numerous highlights for 13,800 registered participants. Exhibitors in the Organic Africa Pavilion benefited from high online visibility and tailored matchmaking.

COLEACP will participate in Biofach 2022 as a co-exhibitor, offering advice and support to all ACP members and partners who want to contact EU importers at the fair. We also plan to organise two special training sessions for export companies and business members’ organisations to help them prepare to participate the event.

Learn more here about COLEACP’s new training offer for getting the most out of trade fairs, and our newly published Trade Fair Guides.

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