AUSVEG

Webinar: On-Farm Emissions Action Plan Pilot Update
2025-02-27 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Agriculture Victoria has been delivering the On-Farm Emissions Action Plan pilot as part of its commitment under the Agriculture Sector Emissions Reduction Pledge to provide practical information, tools and services to support farmers understand and reduce emissions. The team has been working with 250 farm business across Victoria to estimate their on-farm emissions profile and identify potential actions to manage and reduce emissions while maintaining productivity.
In this webinar the team will provide an update and share insights on the emissions pilot. The presentation will include agricultural industries and their key emissions sources and sinks, the emissions assessment process, actions that farmers can do now and some of the projects farmers have conducted following their emissions assessment and action plan. Pilot participant, Jonathan Jenkin will discuss his experience with the Pilot program and how they have used their action plan and knowledge of their emissions to make changes on the farm.

For Food's Sake 2025
2025-02-26 - 2025-02-28 | Pacific Bay Resort, Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Cnr Pacific Hwy and Bay Dr, Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, 2450, Australia
After a highly-successful event in Perth in 2024, the eagerly anticipated For Food’s Sake makes its return, set against the stunning backdrop of the mid-north coast region, with Coffs Harbour as its gracious host destination.
For Food’s Sake, hosted by Future Food Systems, is your gateway to forging dynamic partnerships and exploring fresh opportunities. During the course of the event, you’ll connect with industry leaders, researchers and government representatives from across Australia and beyond. Engage in pivotal discussions on circular economy, sustainability, planning and policy setting, waste valorisation, value adding, automation, food security, and other critical aspects to strengthen local economies. Featuring a Summit, Gala Dinner, trade exhibits and a variety of side events, including workshops, tours and more, For Food’s Sake will provide you with a number of opportunities to develop new business relationships and ignite your innovative mindset.

26 – 28 February 2025 | Pacific Bay Resort | Coffs Harbour, NSW

26 February 2025 | Tours / Experiences / Workshops – Various locations

27 – 28 February 2025 | For Food’s Sake Summit – Pacific Bay Resort

Webinar: Agronomists, Share Your Insights - Industry Perspectives on Nematode Management
2025-02-25 13:00 - 14:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Hort Innovation Australia, in collaboration with AUSVEG and Impact Innovation, invites agronomists, extension officers, and supply chain partners (e.g. AgChem, Input Suppliers, etc.) across Australia to a workshop-style webinar exploring strategies to enhance the adoption and dissemination of effective nematode management practices.
This is your opportunity to share your insights, collaborate with peers, and help connect research outcomes and innovations with grower needs.
Why Attend?

Enhance Adoption: Contribute to strategies that ensure research outcomes are practical and accessible to growers.
Collaborate on Solutions: Share perspectives on bridging the gap between industry innovations and on-ground challenges.
Inform the Future: Help guide the development of impactful, region-specific nematode management solutions.

Optimising Fertiliser Use: Demonstration Trial Walk in North Motton (TAS)
2025-02-20 12:00 - 15:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | PotatoLink Demonstration Trial, 669 Preston Rd, North Motton, TAS, 7315, Australia
Join PotatoLink for a field walk at the PotatoLink Tasmanian demonstration site, where they are exploring ways to optimise fertiliser practices for potato crops. The demonstration is focused on:

Evaluating the impact of different fertiliser rates and timings (pre-spread, at planting, and top-dress) on potato crop yield (marketable tuber weight), quality (size distribution, defects and specific gravity).
Compare a crop sampling-based fertiliser program with a conventional fertiliser program to determine their effectiveness in optimising fertiliser use and profitability over a single growing season.

During the field walk, you will hear about the strategies employed, view and discuss the crop sampling results to date and understand how these results are shaping the fertiliser program, and its impact on productivity.
You can read more about the demonstration trial here.
Contact:
For more information, please contact Tim Walker, Regional Representative, PotatoLink, tim.walker@potatolink.com.au or 0439 333 811 or Sophia Thach, Applied Horticultural Research, sophia.thach@ahr.com.au or 0413 937 313.
The field walk will kick off with a BBQ lunch, registration is essential for catering purposes.

Webinar: Internal Fruit Rot of Capsicum – Project summary
2025-02-20 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Join the SWICP team as we talk with the (VG17012) Internal fruit rot of capsicums project team. Dr Jenny Ekman, Dr Len Tesoriero, Dr Naomi Diplock and Ryan Hall will discuss the findings of management trials, disease surveys, and pathogenicity trials from the project and suggestions for the future.
Internal Fruit Rot of capsicums is an important disease in capsicum fruit. Caused by a number of fungal species the disease can remain hidden until it reaches to consumers, resulting in complaints and reductions in consumer confidence.

This webinar will cover the trials undertaken to identify the causal organisms in Australia, in-crop management trials ,and postharvest trials.
For more information please contact Ryan Hall on 0406 994 509 or ryan.hall@ahr.com.au from Applied Horticultural Research

Webinar: 2023/24 Australian Horticulture Statistics Handbook launch
2025-02-20 11:00 - 12:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
As the leading resource for Australian growers and horticulture enthusiasts, the Handbook provides insights into the trends and changes shaping the Australian horticulture industry during 2023-24.
With data covering 75 distinct categories, you’ll be given a guide on how to use the Handbook, as well as an overview of a wide range of topics, including:

Production volumes and values for fruit, vegetables, nuts, nursery, and turf
Changes to international trade patterns
Distribution of horticulture throughout the fresh supply chain

This project MT21006 has been funded by Hort Innovation, using research and development levies and contributions from the Australian Government

EvokeAG
2025-02-18 - 2025-02-19 | Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Merivale St & Glenelg Street, Brisbane, QLD, 4101, Australia
A two-day event bringing together a community of individuals with shared opinions or interests in agrifood tech and innovation.
AgriFutures evokeAG.’s theme “Common Ground” is an invitation to the agrifood tech and innovation community to come together, in one place. From founders to funders, and not forgetting the most critical link in the agrifood innovation chain: adopters. They are the producers, processors, and supply chain partners who translate innovation into action to deliver impact.
evokeAG. 2025 will be a coming together of the agrifood tech and innovation community. It will offer a platform to find common ground on universal challenges, while bringing together the natural and technological world, and creating a dialogue between traditional knowledge and new innovative approaches to food production and natural resource management.

Webinar: Skills in Demand and National Innovation Visas
2025-02-17 14:00 - 17:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
As a part of reform measures outlined in the Migration Strategy, the Australian Government is introducing the National Innovation visa and changes to the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) (subclass 482) visa, which will be reformed and renamed as the Skills in Demand (subclass 482) visa.
The National Innovation Visa (NIV) will be a small, exclusive program with an increased focus on high-calibre talented migrants. The NIV is aimed at established and emerging leaders to ensure Australia attracts migrants from across the world who will help create jobs and drive investment in key sectors of the Australian economy.
The new Skills in Demand (SID) visa provides a streamlined pathway for skilled migrants, promoting worker mobility while offering a simple process for employers to access the skilled workers they need to help their businesses to grow.
The Department of Home Affairs invites you to attend an online information session to learn more about these new programs.

Gulfood 2025
2025-02-17 - 2025-02-21 | Dubai World Trade Centre, Sheikh Zayed Rd, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Gulfood is one of the world’s largest annual food and beverage sourcing events. The trade event hosted more than 5,500 exhibitors, over 100,000++ attendees and 190 countries in attendance in 2024. The Middle Eastern region is an important trading partner for the Australian vegetable and onion industries, with the United Arab Emirates being Australia’s second largest export destinations for both Australian vegetable and onion exports.

Webinar: Australia's new on-line Soil Resource Library
2025-02-14 13:30 - 17:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Where do you go for quality information on soils? Do you find it hard to find what you are looking for? Soil Science Australia might have the answer for you.
The Smart Soils resource library is helping farmers, their advisors and other land managers to access vital information to make informed decisions. Come and find out about the library and how you can contribute to the resource collection.

The resource library is part of Soil Science Australia’s ‘Smart Soils’ program, supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Climate-Smart Agriculture program under the Natural Heritage Trust.

ToBRFV grower meeting - SA Produce Market
2025-02-14 07:00 - 17:00 (Australia/Adelaide) | SA Produce Markets – Market Café, Burma Road, Pooraka, South Australia, 5095
Join AUSVEGSA, SA Produce Market and PIRSA for their next grower meetings on Thursday 13th February and Friday 14th February 2025.
The two meetings are an opportunity to get an update on PIRSA’s response activities and ask any questions you may have.
A meeting will be held the following morning at the SA Produce Market, Burma Rd, Pooraka.
This meeting will not be recorded, and no interpreter will be present.
AusVegSA and PIRSA representatives will be present at both meetings.

ToBRFV grower meeting - Virginia
2025-02-13 16:00 - 17:00 (Australia/Adelaide) | Virginia Horticulture Centre, 942 Old Port Wakefield Rd, Virginia SA 5120, 942 Old Port Wakefield Rd, Virginia, South Australia, 5120, Australia
Join AUSVEGSA, SA Produce Market and PIRSA for their next grower meetings on Thursday 13th February and Friday 14th February 2025.
The two meetings are an opportunity to get an update on PIRSA’s response activities and ask any questions you may have.
The first meeting will be held back at the Virginia Horticulture Centre, 942 Old Port Wakefield Road Virginia, where we have previously held most of our meetings.
The meeting will be recorded and uploaded to the PIRSA website and added to YouTube channel for those unable to attend.
A Vietnamese interpreter will be attending.

Nitrogen inhibitors and responsive fertiliser programs: Demonstration Trial Walk in Dean
2025-02-13 13:00 - 15:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Dean, VIC
Join PotatoLink for a field walk at the PotatoLink Victorian demonstration site, where they are exploring ways to optimise fertiliser practices for potato crops. The demonstration is focused on:

Evaluate the impact of using Nitrogen Inhibitor base fertilisers at different rates on potato crop yield (marketable tuber weight), quality (size distribution, defects and specific gravity), and gross margins.
Compare a crop sampling-based responsive fertiliser program with a conventional fertiliser program to determine their effectiveness in optimising fertiliser use and profitability over a single growing season

During the field walk, you will hear about the strategies employed, view and discuss the crop sampling results to date and understand how these results are shaping the fertiliser program, and its impact on productivity.
You can read more about the demonstration trial here.

Manage pest and disease risk on farm using technology
2025-02-13 09:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Forthside Vegetable Research Facility, 124 Forthside Rd, Forthside, TAS, 7310, Australia
Drop in when it suits, or lock in your spot – register here.
Visitors can unknowingly bring pests, diseases and weeds onto a farm. Dirty boots, vehicles, or farm supplies could carry unwelcome hitchhikers – which can have potentially devastating impacts.
AUSVEG and Onside are evaluating how digitised farm visitor management can support decision making and return to trade when a new pest arrives. Vegetable growers, field staff and agronomists can sign up and access Onside for free.
Drop in to learn how you can use Onside to:
Digitally map your farm
Create and share a live map of your property – an Onside product specialist will be onsite to help get you set up.
Automate visitor notifications
Growers receive live visitor notifications, no matter where they are, or how many entrances. Field staff can automatically let growers know that they’ve arrived.
Capture high risk biosecurity movements
Visitors can record plant material, machinery and equipment movements on and off your property.
Contribute to real-time tracing
Share an anonymised view of check-in movement data on and off farm with AUSVEG.
Access pest and disease updates
Pick up resources and free sticky traps to learn about emerging pests such as Fall armyworm and Tomato potato psyllid
See Onside in action
Learn first hand how Redbank Farm is using Onside to manage their visitors and biosecurity.

Thank you to Redbank Farm for hosting the event.
For more info contact:
Rosalie Daniel
0432 842 794
rosalie.daniel@ausveg.com.au
Tayla Field
0429 391 538
taylaf@rmcg.com.au
www.getonside.com/ausveg

This project been funded by Hort Innovation using the vegetable research and development levy and funds from Australian Government.

Manage pest and disease risk on farm using technology
2025-02-12 08:00 - 12:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Redbank Farm, 152 Broomhalls Rd, Sisters Creek, TAS, Australia
Drop in when it suits, or lock in your spot – register here.
Visitors can unknowingly bring pests, diseases and weeds onto a farm. Dirty boots, vehicles, or farm supplies could carry unwelcome hitchhikers – which can have potentially devastating impacts.
AUSVEG and Onside are evaluating how digitised farm visitor management can support decision making and return to trade when a new pest arrives. Vegetable growers, field staff and agronomists can sign up and access Onside for free.
Drop in to learn how you can use Onside to:
Digitally map your farm
Create and share a live map of your property – an Onside product specialist will be onsite to help get you set up.
Automate visitor notifications
Growers receive live visitor notifications, no matter where they are, or how many entrances. Field staff can automatically let growers know that they’ve arrived.
Capture high risk biosecurity movements
Visitors can record plant material, machinery and equipment movements on and off your property.
Contribute to real-time tracing
Share an anonymised view of check-in movement data on and off farm with AUSVEG.
Access pest and disease updates
Pick up resources and free sticky traps to learn about emerging pests such as Fall armyworm and Tomato potato psyllid
See Onside in action
Learn first hand how Redbank Farm is using Onside to manage their visitors and biosecurity.

Thank you to Redbank Farm for hosting the event.
For more info contact:
Rosalie Daniel
04322842794
rosalie.daniel@ausveg.com.au
Tayla Field
0429391538
taylaf@rmcg.com.au
www.getonside.com/ausveg

This project been funded by Hort Innovation using the vegetable research and development levy and funds from Australian Government.

Share Your Insights - Shaping Research Priorities for Nematode Management
2025-02-11 11:00 - 12:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Hort Innovation Australia, in collaboration with AUSVEG and Impact Innovation, invites researchers to a focused workshop-style webinar aimed at identifying research gaps and driving future innovations in nematode management.
This is your opportunity to contribute your expertise, collaborate with peers, and help set the priorities for sustainable nematode management solutions that address real-world grower challenges.
Why Attend?

Influence Future Research: Your expertise will help shape the next phase of R&D investments in sustainable nematode management.
Collaborate with Peers: Engage with fellow researchers to identify critical gaps and opportunities in nematode control.
Drive Innovation: Contribute to solutions addressing challenges such as resistant nematode strains and sustainable biosecurity practices.

World Ag Expo 2025 - California
2025-02-11 - 2025-02-13 | Tulare, CA
The International Agri-Center® is home to World Ag Expo®, the largest annual agricultural show of its kind.
Held in Tulare, California, World Ag Expo® provides a platform of networking, education, and business in one of the most productive ag counties in the United States.
World Ag Expo® hosts over 1,200 exhibitors displaying cutting-edge technology and equipment on 2.6 million square feet of exhibit space.
An estimated average of 100,000 individuals from over 70 countries attend World Ag Expo® each year.

Fruit Logistica 2025 - Berlin
2025-02-05 - 2025-02-07 | Messe Berlin
Innovation and diversity under one roof.
In addition to its three main segments – Fresh Produce, Machinery & Technology, and Logistics – the trade fair’s key points of focus include future-oriented areas such as Smart Agri and Greenhouses. In addition, the organic produce sector is growing steadily, and every year this attracts more exhibitors and trade visitors to the free Organic Route.

FIRA France
2025-02-04 - 2025-02-06 | Toulouse, France
Watch in-field robot demos

Full program of demos and dozens of robot information sheets.

Invest In Ag Robotics Start-ups!

Where agricultural robotics startups and investors meet: pitch sessions, awards and much more!

Hear from the experts

Panelists from all over the world will bring their perspectives and feedback focusing on the latest advances in ag robotics.

Scientific Workshop

Discover research projects from labs and universities, aimed at supporting the development of ag robotics technologies

Webinar: Diversifying with agritourism - is it for me, and what's it all about?
2025-01-28 12:30 - 13:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Facilitated by Allison Clark
Agritourism has been identified as a priority across Australia to strengthen rural and regional economies. Agritourism is gaining popularity, and many farmers are diversifying into this sector. Many see that Tasmania can be the agritourism destination for Australia.
This Lunch & Learn session will help you learn more about why agritourism is an important part of Tasmania’s visitor economy and what visitors are looking for. You will learn more about what is important to consider knowing if it is an option for you.
Farmers and Resilient Farming Tas Program participants have shared a lot with us over recent months, including topics of interest to them.
In response, we have been hosting an ongoing Tuesday Lunch and Learn Webinar Series. Timed for 45 minutes, the first half of the webinar will focus on a knowledge exchange, with an opportunity for you to then have a Q&A with the experts. These events are FREE to attend and will guide you through resources and tools available through the RFT Program.
All webinars have been recorded with access via the Google Classroom for participants.

Varroa Mite: The way forward for Queensland
2025-01-23 19:00 - 20:00 (Australia/Brisbane) | Webinar
The next transition to management webinar for Queensland will be held online at 6 pm (AEST) on 23 January 2025. It will cover:

Innovation projects being led by the Varroa Mite Innovation and Resilience Program
Opportunities to support business continuity for Queensland beekeepers
Other types of support available to Queensland beekeepers

Webinar: Keep pests, weeds and diseases off your farm (Biosecurity)
2025-01-21 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Facilitated by Doris Blaesing
Are you a farmer, agronomist, field officer or have a stake in protecting Tasmania’s plant and animal industries? Join us for an interactive biosecurity webinar with the Government’s Chief Plant and Animal Health Officers for Tasmania, focused on preparedness and response when new pests or diseases are identified.
Farmers and Resilient Farming Tas Program participants have shared a lot with us over recent months, including topics of interest to them.
In response, we have been hosting an ongoing Tuesday Lunch and Learn Webinar Series. Timed for 45 minutes, the first half of the webinar will focus on a knowledge exchange, with an opportunity for you to then have a Q&A with the experts. These events are FREE to attend and will guide you through resources and tools available through the RFT Program.
All webinars have been recorded with access via the Google Classroom for participants.

Webinar: Lessons learnt from a career as a Farm Adviser
2024-12-17 13:30 - 14:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
David Harbison (D R Agriculture) will reflect on his experiences and pass on his thoughts of ‘key lessons’ he learnt in his younger days, and how those lessons set a path to where he is today. His passion for soil and plant science is a key strength.
That passion remains strong, as does his relationships with many professionals and soil scientists which are a constant resource for David and provide a connection to the current research. The value of those relationships is critical to “getting the best out of experts” and David encourages all soil scientists and experts listening to be open to helping our ‘next generation’. Social discussion is as important as the detail.
You MUST register to attend the FREE webinar and/or gain access to the recording if you are unable to attend on the day.

Forthside Research Facility Field Day
2024-12-11 10:00 - 14:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Forthside Vegetable Research Facility, 124 Forthside Rd, Forthside, TAS, 7310, Australia
The program for this year’s Forthside Research Facility Field Day is focused on the theme ‘agriculture in a changing climate’.
The day includes presentations and discussions led by researchers and concludes with a Q&A session with industry.
Morning tea and lunch are included and provides time to catch up with fellow farmers and agronomists and to speak with industry at the trade expo.
After lunch the field walks providing the opportunity to see the current research trials happening at the farm. Please select the ‘Presentations and Farm Walks’ ticket option when registering.
Program overview:

Opening of TIA Vegetable Research Facility Field Day – Professor Mike Rose, TIA Director
Traditional Chinese Medicine Research Hub: Pilot study – Professor Dugald Close (TIA)
Sea urchin waste as a soil ameliorant – Dr Harriet Walker (TIA)
Morning tea and coffee (provided)
Preventing and managing collar rot in peas – Peter Targett, PhD candidate (TIA)
Growing value from irrigation for Tasmanian agriculture – Dr David Page (TIA)
Farmer tools for water use efficiency – Hannah Lewis (TAS Farm Innovation Hub)
Q&A session with growers: Agriculture in a changing climate (Premium Fresh Tasmania and Yum Potatoes)
Lunch and industry expo (provided)

Optional farm tours (please be sure to select Field Day and Farm Tour when booking your ticket)

1:00pm – 2:30pm – Farm tour

New strategies to control weed poppies – Dr Jason Scott (TIA)
Potato physiological age – Pramila Wagle, PhD candidate (TIA)
Quoll® e-nose: understanding on-farm soil health – Dr Simon Edwards (TIA)
Traditional Chinese Medicine Research Hub: potential for new agricultural industry for Tasmania – Professor Dugald Close (TIA)

Please register by Monday 9 December, 2024.

Horticulture Standards Lunchtime webinar
2024-12-10 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Join Agriculture Victoria for an introduction to the Primary Production and Processing Standards for Berries, Leafy Vegetables and Melons.
The Standards set the minimum requirements for food safety and will come into effect for these industries on February 12, 2025.
Hear from:
SP Singh, NSW DPIRD
Learn about the key microbial food safety risks in primary production and processing in horticulture.
Shane Herbertson, Agriculture Victoria
Gain an understanding of what is required to comply with the Standards, including specific requirements for each industry, how Global Food Safety Initiative schemes will be recognised, and indicative costs.
Susannah Roelofsz, Fresh Produce Safety Centre
Details on where to access useful information and resources for fresh produce food safety best practice.

For more information, contact
food.safety@agriculture.vic.gov.au

Onions Workshop - Lockyer Valley
2024-12-04 15:00 - 18:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Gatton Research Facility, 107 John Howie Memorial Drive, Lawes, QLD, 4343, Australia
Join us for an interactive workshop on onions and hear more about…

Soil management for improved storage quality in onions.
Stemphylium leaf blight, including management, prevention and diagnosis.
‘Level Up Hort’ benchmarking update- how the most profitable onion businesses are tracking.
White rot research project in onions run by Arvensis Research (VN2000)

Drinks & dinner provided. RSVP by Dec 1st.
For more information contact Isabelle Fox
Ph: 0490349917 | Email: isabelle.fox@ausveg.com.au

Impacts of Varroa Webinar
2024-12-03 19:00 - 20:00 (Australia/Brisbane) | Webinar
The National Varroa Mite Management Program are hosting a webinar to provide insights into the impacts of Varroa destructor on the honeybee and pollination dependent industries. The webinar will also include an introduction to the National Transition to Management Program and what they are doing to help these industries learn to live in this new state of play.
Varroa (destructor) mite was first detected in NSW in June 2022, activating what became the largest Australian multi-agency plant biosecurity emergency response, running for around 20 months until the February 2024 decision to move to transition to management of the mite.
On this webinar you will hear from National Varroa T2M Coordinator Tamara Prentice, along NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development bee and industry experts Elizabeth Frost, Nadine Chapman, and Rebecca Sloan.
This webinar is FREE to attend and will be recorded.
Link to join the webinar will be provided to registered attendees.

National Rural Health Conference
2024-09-16 - 2024-09-18 | Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, 21 Mounts Bay Rd, Perth, WA, 6000, Australia
The National Rural Health Conference is the pre‑eminent event in Australia for information and inspiration about rural and remote health and wellbeing.

Join us at the 17th National Rural Health Conference – Imagine, Inspire and Innovate! The preeminent event in the southern hemisphere focusing on building healthy, sustainable and resilient rural communities. With plenty of opportunities for networking, the Conference will focus on innovative important topics such as rural health workforce capacity and training, determinants of health, mental health, the effects of climate change on health, Indigenous health, cultural safety, arts and health, as well as healthcare research and innovation.
If you are a health care consumer, health professional, student, researcher or policymaker, this is the one event in 2024 that you must not miss. Come and join us as we collaborate and imagine opportunities to create a sustainable, innovative healthcare system for rural and remote Australia.

Asia Fruit Logistica 2024
2024-09-04 - 2024-09-06 | AsiaWorld Expo, Hong Kong
The next edition of ASIA FRUIT LOGISTICA returns to Hong Kong’s AsiaWorld-Expo on 4-6 September 2024. Save the dates now.
ASIA FRUIT LOGISTICA covers the entire fresh produce industry value chain and its service support companies, as well as the latest, innovative products and ideas. It offers a totally unique opportunity to develop new business, make new top-level contacts, and gather essential market information on every aspect of the fresh produce trade throughout the entire Asian region.
Join us in Hong Kong as an exhibitor and become part of the ASIA FRUIT LOGISTICA success story. There is no better opportunity to make an impact with your company’s message on top buyers from the leading Asian markets and around the world.
