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ANUGA, Mecca of Spanish food sector

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Alongside the trade fair SIAL in Paris, ANUGA, which takes places from 10-14 October in Cologne (Germany), is the biennial event of the Spanish agrifood companies. Hand ICEX Spain Export and Investment, total 243 Spanish companies will integrate the Spanish pavilion, some 16 companies more than in the 2013 edition.

On surface, ANUGA is the one with largest exposure of all dedicated to the food sector (284,000 meters square). In this edition, the fair will surpass the 6,800 exhibitors from over 100 countries. In its previous edition, it received more than 155,000 trade visitors from 187 countries.

For purely professional character, in this exhibition brings together the representatives of the most important entities in the world food industry. ANUGA is an ideal platform for the presentation and understanding of developments in the sector, new trends and market developments.

ten specialized sectoral events that bring together companies (Food, Drinks, Chilled & Fresh Foods, Meat, Frozen, Dairy, Bread & Bakery, Hot Beverages, Organic, Food Service and Retail Tec) is organized around.

The organization of the exhibition sector, the presence of major international companies and extensive publication of the offer at the fair this makes the visit of buyers easier and more productive. Furthermore, the presence of senior government officials from around the world underscores the value attached to the fair by the global food industry, making ANUGA an important platform for dialogue on international food policy.

What brings Germany to Spain

Exports of food products, beverages and Spanish wines to Germany amounted in the first half of 2015 2.565 million euros, an increase of 8.3% over the same period in 2014.

Germany with 1.897 million euros, is held in the first half of this year as the second destination of our total agricultural exports, behind France, and the first for our horticultural products. This figure represents more than 15% increase over the first half of 2014.

Source: ICEX

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