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Nairobi to host 7th agro-food pack exhibition

Clerkson Aroni by Clerkson Aroni
October 24, 2023
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Kenya is set to host the seventh Agro-food pack exhibition from October 27-29 2023 at Sarit Centre. The expo is co-organized by MXM Exhibitors – a Dubai-based event firm and the Kenya National Chambers of Commerce & Industry (KNCCI) – Kajiado chapter.

It targets both entrepreneurs in the Agricultural and manufacturing sectors. The expo seeks to help local farmers boost their production   through the adoption of innovative technologies .

“Food security is a major concern across the world and production has been heavily affected by Climate Change that continues to have a negative impact on the harvest. Our aim is to provide a platform for technology transfer, boosting inter-trade and enhancing the opening of the gateway between Kenya and other 20 countries from Europe and Asian nations,” said Mudasir Mohammed, MXM, Expo organizer.

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He went on to say that the expo aims at  providing  a platform for technology transfer, boosting inter-trade and enhancing the opening of the gateway between Kenya and other 20 countries from Europe and Asian nations.

“We need to ensure that there is value addition for the local farmers and the best way to achieve that is by collaboration with well-developed nations like the UAE that practice modern agriculture to increase food production. Our goal is to provide trade and technological exchange opportunities between Kenya and the world.” He added.

KNCCI-Kajiado chapter CEO Japheth Ogutu said local farmers often suffer huge losses. “ Most of our farmers realize losses because they don’t have ready market and this exhibition will help us create new markets for our products beyond the UAE. We are also urging the international exhibitors to take advantage of the industrial parks that are being built by the government and set up their production plants locally.” says Ogutu.

He said the expo is an ideal platform for Kajiado County and particularly the chambers’ members to showcase the opportunities available for investors and exhibitors.

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The Agro-Food pack Exhibition covers various segments including Agro, Dairy and Poultry, Grains and Storage, Food and Flavors, Biscuits, Cakes, Packaging and processing Machines and Plastics.

Some of the major participants at the expo are Foshan Biology, SNK Benterkia, AsaalShirin, Janst Healthcare, Prestige Packing Industry, Savinda Graphics & Package. The expo organizers are however urging Kenyan exhibitors to create long-lasting partnerships with foreign counterparts.

The expo will create a pathway for technology innovators, producers, suppliers, and buyers to exploit up-and-coming opportunities in one of the world’s most attractive business spots.

An estimated 1,500 exhibitors from over six countries will participate in the event. The October expo is also expected to showcase transformations in the agriculture sector making it less dependent on manual processes, a change hoped to boost export volumes.

The exhibitors are drawn from Algeria, China, Egypt, Kenya, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, and UAE.

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Clerkson is a passionate writer and video creator who is fascinated by football, lifestyle, history, and sharing new discoveries. When he's not researching and writing compelling stories, he's behind the camera capturing informative videos for his audience. He welcomes story ideas and feedback from readers at cmotari@thesharpdaily.com

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