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AgroBelgrade Fair at the end of January
For the fourth year in a row, AgroBelgrade Fair, a specialized fruit, vegetable and wine fair will gather producers, suppliers and traders from Serbia and the wider region, at the same place. The fair will take place in Belgrade between January 26 and 28.
The increase in fruit, vegetable and wine production in Serbia in the recent past led to an increased interest in having a professional gathering in Serbia, which would aim to position Belgrade as a regional hub for trade, knowledge exchange and facilitation of partnerships between domestic and international buyers, retailers and distributors.
One of the main goals of the fair is to bring the European and global market closer to a wide range of Serbian and regional stakeholders, such as producers, business integrators, service and inputs providers, fruit/vegetable/wine processors, international and domestic distributors and retailers.
Numerous panel discussions aim to raise awareness on the importance of opening new markets, available finance instruments for agriculture, use of renewable energy in agriculture, and harmonizing production with EU and global market needs and standards. The Netherlands will organize a workshop for selected local growers on the latest trends and technologies in the soft fruit sector, zooming in on substrate growing and organic production. The workshop is organized in a frame of PIB project Netherlands-soft-fruit. Read More…