Agro & Poultry East Africa 2019
- Exhibition Name：Agro & Poultry East Africa 2019
Exhibition Date： 2019.6.28 - 6.30
Exhibition Area：Africa - Tanzania
Exhibition hall：
Time: 28-30, June, 2019
Place: Dar-es-Salaam, tanzania
Venue: Diamond Jubilee Hall Dar-es-Salaam
Organizer: MXM
About Tanzania:
Tanzania, one of the largest trade markets in Africa, gathers importers and traders from neighboring countries. Chinese companies are now welcomed by local government to invest and do business in this country. The government has worked to improve the investment climate, including redesigning the tax law, floating the exchange rate, granting licences to foreign Banks and allowing foreign companie to repatriate their profits freely. Tanzania enjoys good relations with neighboring countries and is actively creating a free trade zone covering 26 African countries with stable political environment. The cost of investment in Tanzania is relatively low, which is an advantage to invest for Chinese companies.
Tanzania’s economy is heavily dependent on agriculture, which employs 75% of the country’s population. According to the recently released African Growth Report 2014, Tanzania’s agricultural GDP increased by 3.4% in 2011. In 2013, 1,049 new agricultural jobs were created and agricultural investment reached 9.7 million US Dollars. Tanzania’s mineral resources and largely untapped tourism sector could make it a viable market for foreign investment.
Exhibition Introduction:
The Agro & Poultry East Africa 2019 will be held in conjunction with FoodPack at the Diamond Jubilee Hall Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, from 28-30 June 2019. Tanzania has enormous potential in agriculture and related products and plays a vital role in the growing economy. The exhibition will attract more than 2,000 visitors from 18 countries including Kenya, Sudan, Zambia, Rwanda, Congo, Burundi, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Egypt, Uganda, Ghana, Malawi, Italy, Britain, Switzerland, France, Pakistan, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and India. Among the audience, 25% are livestock and dairy farmers and 20% are distributors.
Effects of Last Exhibition:
v 85% of exhibitors said their overall goal had been achieved;
v 80% of exhibitors said they had received or exceeded the expected number of inquiries within three days;
v 84% of the exhibitors said they were satisfied with the exhibition services and facilities.
Exhibition Contents:
v Agricultural fibres, agricultural products and commodities, fertilizers, herbal products, tractor toolboxes, tractor tyres;
v Animal feed, animal husbandry, pharmaceuticals, vaccines, veterinary hospitals and supplies, health products, etc.;
v Ventilation and heating, farming equipment, lighting, LED and HID lamps;
v Floriculture, pesticides, gardens and landscapes, irrigation equipment;
Poultry transport, grain processing equipment, warehouse and storage, grain, transport equipment, etc.
