Five years at Gulfood
The Gulfood Exhibition celebrates its 30th edition, an event that began with a limited number of companies and modest international participation, held every two years.
Over the years, the exhibition has evolved from a small event targeting participants to sell to the Gulf markets, to the largest annual exhibition dedicated to the food industry globally. The only exhibition larger than Gulfood is Anuga, held every two years.
Companies from around the world compete for a spot alongside the leading global companies in one of the most important and largest international exhibitions, which attracts buyers and professionals from all countries in the food sector. More than 5,500 exhibitors from various food sectors participate in the event.
Egypt has been one of the first countries to participate in the Gulfood Exhibition for over 25 editions, with a distinguished Egyptian pavilion organized in cooperation with the Egyptian Exhibition Authority, the Export Council for Food Industries, and the Egyptian Commercial Representation Office in the UAE.
Egypt’s participation in the exhibition is known for its diversity and attractiveness to visitors. In the 30th edition of the exhibition, about 114 Egyptian companies, ranging from small, medium, to large, will be showcasing a wide variety of products, in addition to several companies exhibiting individually outside the Egyptian pavilion.
“Commodity Market” has been participating in Gulfood for the fifth consecutive year, with its first participation in February 2021, five months after its electronic releases. Over the past four years, the magazine has aimed to be the voice of Egyptian companies and official government entities (Exhibition Authority, Commercial Representation, National Food Safety Authority, and Export Council for Food Industries).
“Commodity Market” strives to continue its media role in promoting Egyptian companies and their high-quality products, which are comparable to European and American products, while also highlighting the steps taken by the Egyptian government to create a favorable environment for local and foreign investment, attract foreign investments, and advance Egypt’s export plans with the goal of reaching $145 billion in exports by 2030.
