Despite the decrease in attendance compared to previous days, participants were generally satisfied, especially Brazilian exporters. The fair has once again established itself as a key venue not only for product exhibitions but also for meeting with business partners, strengthening relationships, and exchanging experiences.

From a business point of view, several key players have highlighted the progressive growth of the event. According to Ronaldo Araujo, CEO of the Brazilian company Sebastião da Manga, the fair has gained relevance since its first edition, attracting more and more international buyers and suppliers. “It’s a very important fair because in addition to Europe, it also caters to South American markets like Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay,” he said.

The event’s commercial dynamism has been particularly remarkable during the first two days, with a significant volume of transactions. In this context, some companies are already considering becoming more involved in future editions in view of the expected growth.

In this sense, exporters agreed that factors such as quality, trust, and continuity in commercial relations remain fundamental for the development of new business. The fair served, they said, not only to find new contacts, but also to reaffirm these principles in an increasingly competitive environment.

For many Brazilian exhibitors, the fair represents an opportunity to seek new markets and expand their network of business contacts. This is particularly important in a global context in which diversification of destinations and adaptation to new demands are essential to ensure the protection of the sector’s competitiveness.

Source: Fresh Plaza