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Interpera will take place in Italian fire FuturPera

The event will take place in Ferrara, in Emilia Romagna, one of the main producing regions of pears, known for its Abate Fetel. The purpose and ambition of this event will gather around technical and economic producers and authors of the international sector issues. Interpera will surely be a pivotal moment in FuturPera.

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Imagen de una pera. FreeImages / Paul Bodea
Imagen de una pera. FreeImages / Paul Bodea

Interpera this year it will be organized under the first European exhibition dedicated to the pear: FuturPera (www.futurpera.com).

The event will take place in Ferrara, in Emilia Romagna, one of the main producing regions of pears, known for its Abate Fetel. The purpose and ambition of this event will gather around technical and economic producers and authors of the international sector issues. Interpera will surely be a pivotal moment in FuturPera.

Source: Interpera

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