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2019 Food Ingredients Europe (Fi Europe) show kicks off in Paris today, December 3-5, 2019, Paris

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Food ingredients Europe and Natural ingredients (Fi Europe & Ni) is the global meeting place for all stakeholders in the food ingredients industry. Over 500,000 people have attended Fi Europe & Ni shows over the years, with billions of Euros worth of business generated as a result. Fi Europe & Ni takes place biennially in a major European city, uniting the world’s leading food and beverage suppliers, research & development, production and marketing specialists to showcase the most diverse range of new and innovative ingredients and services.

“Fi Europe is a great opportunity for meat, poultry and fish manufacturers to discover how they can better meet consumers’ growing demand for clean-label ingredients and transparency,” said Kelly De Vadder, Marketing Manager, Kemin Food Technologies – EMEA.

https://www.figlobal.com/fieurope

Productronica 2021, one of the world’s largest electronics sourcing fairs, November 16-19, 2021, Munich Messe, Munich, Germany

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The future of electronics production is smart! productronica which took place at the Munich trade fair site from November 12 to 15, 2019 was proof of this. Over 1,500 exhibitors from 44 countries presented innovations from the fields of electronics production and development.

The trade fair covered trends such as the smart factory and smart maintenance and also looked at how to attract more young professionals and specialists. In addition to “Accelerating Talents”—a platform for students and young professionals—visitors to special shows such as the “3D AOI Arena” and the “Smart Maintenance Pavilion” were given insights into the automation of electronics production.

According to Falk Senger, Managing Director of Messe München, world premieres from companies such as Fuji Europe or Posalux were not the only thing that made the trade fair a success. “We’re delighted to have increased the number of exhibitors and the exhibition space yet again this year. productronica has once again proven that it is the most important trade fair for electronics production.”

Rainer Kurtz, Chairman of productronica’s Advisory Board and Chairman of Kurtz Holding, looked back on four successful days: “The large number of international visitors shows the esteem in which productronica is held in the various electronics production markets. Given the numerous promising discussions, we’re optimistic that the sector will achieve growth in the long term.”

Thilo Brückner, Managing Director of VDMA EMINT, also expressed his satisfaction:
“productronica 2019 was a tremendous success once again for the member companies. Despite a subdued overall economic situation the electronics manufacturing industry is expecting continuously rising sales revenue and reports of busy trade fair booths. The [email protected]ductronica was a great opportunity to successfully bring together young professionals and the mechanical engineering industry.

As far as the visitors’ overall verdict is concerned, productronica fared even better this year. According to a survey carried out by the market research institute Gelszus, 98 percent rated the event as excellent to good. In addition, 97 percent of the visitors surveyed said that productronica had lived up to their expectations as regards innovations. This too is an increase on the previous event.

In total, 44,000 visitors from 96 countries came to Munich. In addition to Germany, the top countries for visitor numbers were (in this order): Italy, Austria, Switzerland, France, Russia, Great Britain and the Czech Republic.

New format—Accelerating Talents
In order to make students and young professionals more aware of the wide range of activities in the field of electronics production, productronica launched the “Accelerating Talents” format. This platform for young professionals included various segments such as a Career Center, Talent Gateway, Education Path and Talent Stage.

The highpoint was the 48-hour hackathon which was organized by Messe München together with the VDMA and the Fraunhofer Institute for Reliability and Microintegration (IZM). The exhibitors Komax and Schleuniger took part in the first productronica hackathon as sponsors and supervisors. The personnel departments of the two companies along with Fuji Europe made full use of the recruiting opportunities during “Accelerating Talents”.

Premiere for productronica Fast Forward—the start-up platform powered by Elektor
After the success of “electronica Fast Forward” in 2016 and 2018, the platform for electronics startups featured at this year’s productronica for the first time The innovations ranged from contactless pick-and-place machines to AI-supported gesture control. Around 40 young companies applied to take part. Ten of these startup companies were chosen to present their products at productronica.

Around 80 entries for the productronica Innovation Award
For the third time now, Messe München teamed up with the trade magazine productronic to present this year’s productronica Innovation Award.

Out of the 80 or so entries, the following companies won in the six cluster categories:
Limata in the PCB & EMS cluster, Seho Systems in the SMT cluster, ASM Amicra in the Semiconductor cluster, Zoller + Fröhlich in the Cables, Coils & Hybrids cluster, F&S Bondtec in the Future Markets cluster and Vision Engineering in the Inspection & Quality cluster.

productronica and electronica are held in alternating years, making Munich the world’s most important meeting place for the electronics industry. The next electronica will take place from November 10 to 13, 2020, while the next productronica will be held from November 16 to 19, 2021.

Agritechnica 2021, World’s Leading Trade Fair of Agricultural Machinery, November 14-20 2021, Hanover, Germany

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Agritechnica 2019, held in Hanover, Germany from November 10 through the 16, has been a success. Agritechnica 2021 will be the showcase of the global agricultural engineering industry and a forum for the future of plant production. At the world’s leading trade fair for agricultural technology, organized by DLG, all the leading companies in the industry present their innovations.

Trade Fair of Agricultural Machinery

Vinexpo Paris, February 10 – 12, 2020

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Moët Hennessy at Vinexpo: A Mindful Forum on Living Soils

Not only will Moët Hennessy be present at this event, but more importantly, it will dedicate its space to an agora serving as a theater of reflections for the future of winemaking. For the first time, Moët Hennessy will speak out on sustainable development alongside international experts. Over the course of the three days, there will be a series of succinct discussions, debates and inquiries to better understand and envision the transmission of preserved and healthier lands to the next generation. Moët Hennessy announces its participation in Vinexpo Paris from February 10 to 12, 2020 with a unique and groundbreaking dimension. The conference will be interspersed with moments of sharing dedicated to tastings and master classes of the exceptional products from Moët Hennessy Maisons.

Moët Hennessy at Vinexpo: A Mindful Forum on Living Soils
Moët Hennessy at Vinexpo: A Mindful Forum on Living Soils

Over the three days of the event, Moët Hennessy will present a program of talks addressing challenges facing the wine and spirits industry with transparency, pertinence and pragmatism

  • How to maintain production while adapting to climate change?
  • What options does the sector have to preserve our most precious resource, living soils?
  • Will technological innovations pave the way for a new sustainable agriculture?
  • Why are wines and spirits particularly affected by climate change and biodiversity loss?

These are the kind of questions that will be debated by specialists from within Moët Hennessy Maisons, experts from around the world and those attending Vinexpo in a format designed to be open and dynamic: a series of discussions lasting 30 minutes followed by 10 minutes of questions and answers.

For many years, each of Moët Hennessy’s Maisons have been on the path to sustainable development. Five years ago, Moët Hennessy decided to unite the men and women of all the Maisons to construct a common project around the viticulture committee. More than 40 individuals came together to orchestrate the sharing of savoir-faire learned on the ground at our Maisons around the world. This undertaking led to concrete actions: significant investments in environmentally-friendly equipment, training for farmers and wine-makers in new technologies, assistance in attaining responsible viticulture certifications and support for scientific and university projects to disseminate knowledge and transmit living soils to the future generations.

SOURCE Moët Hennessy

High Security Printing Asia (HSP Asia), November 25-27, 2019, InterContinental Yokohama Grand Hotel, Yokohama, Japan

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As one of the premier events in the banknote and secure ID industry, HSP Asia focuses on government-specified and issued documents, including currency, fiduciary documents, excise stamps, ID cards, e-passports, visas, vehicle documents and licenses, with a particular emphasis on banknotes and the emerging technologies for ID and travel documents. Running in tandem with the event is a trade exhibition of approximately 30 exhibitors working in the currency, e-passport, smart card, authentication and related industries.

Industry speakers from different fields High Security Printing will present technical keynotes and regional use case studies.

The High Security Printing Asia is organized by Reconnaissance – specialists in consultancy, publishing and events for the currency and authentication sectors. For more information, visit https://www.reconnaissance.net/hsp-asia/.

Smart City Expo 2019 breaks previous records

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After closing a successful 2019 show, SCEWC is already working on its next edition, which will be held from November 17th to 19th 2020, and will mark the event’s 10th anniversary.

The 2019 edition of Smart City Expo World Congress (SCEWC), the smart cities summit organized by Fira de Barcelona, closes this afternoon after shattering previous records. During three days the event has brought together over 700 cities from the five continents, 1,010 exhibitors and over 400 speakers. On its ninth edition, SCEWC registered over 24,000 attendees, a 15% more than in 2018.

The Director of Smart City Expo World Congress, Ugo Valenti, has said that “the 2019 edition has undoubtedly been the best to date. The level of the international delegations present, the exhibiting companies and the speakers, have strengthened Smart City Expo’s position as the leading global event on cities ” “During these days we have been able to see how cities will change thanks to smart city technologies that will soon be deployed worldwide in urban environments, such as Artificial Intelligence, that will add to existing ones and enable the transformation our cities into more sustainable and livable places”.

The event, held together with the Smart Mobility Congress and the Digital Future Society -promoted by the Ministry of Economy and Business and Mobile World Capital Barcelona- has had an economic impact in the region of 90 million euros, according to a study by the Barcelona Institute of Economics (IEB) at the University of Barcelona (UB).

In addition, SCEWC has brought together top companies within industry like Alstom, Amazon Web Services, Bosch, Cellnex, Cisco, CityDO, Citypossible by Mastercard, Deloitte, Deutsche Telekom, Engie, Esri, FiWare, FCC Environment, Hexagon, Huawei, Indra, Microsoft, Mobileye, Nokia, NTT, Oracle, Seat, Siemens, Suez and Ubiwhere.

The show has gathered some of the leading experts on urban innovation such as Janette Sadik-Khan, one of the world’s leading authorities on transport and urban transformation and former New York City’s transportation commissioner from 2007 to 2013; Shira Rubinoff, a cybersecurity expert who is a board member of the Executive Women’s Forum for Information Security and Leading Women in Technology; Laura Tenenbaum, an award-winning science communicator who worked as scientific editor of NASA’s Global Climate Change website; Roland Busch, a German physicist who is currently Chief Operating Officer and Chief Technology Officer of Siemens AG; and Jeff Merritt, New York City’s first Director of Innovation and currently is in charge of the agenda on the Internet of Things, Smart Cities and Robotics at the World Economic Forum.

World Smart City Awards
The Swedish capital of Stockholm has been chosen as Smart City of Smart and Connected City – Inclusive, Sustainable and Thriving initiative. Its strategy to create a smart and connected city, via innovation, openness and connectivity to provide Stockholmers the highest quality of life and the best environment for business rose above the other finalists.

Towards Zero Waste
SCEWC has not only promoted more liveable, sustainable and inclusive cities but also did so by example through different initiatives such as the Towards Zero Waste program, which implemented dematerialization, prevention and reuse of materials as well as emissions compensation to make SCEWC as sustainable as possible. The actions included in the plan comprise the elimination of single-use plastics, dematerialization of event tools (event App, electronic invoicing, e-kiosk and press corner).

Source: Fira de Barcelona

Solid State Batteries at the IDTechEx Show!, November 20 – 21, 2019, Santa Clara Convention Center, CA, USA

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SANTA CLARA, Calif., Nov. 18, 2019 /Press Media Release/ – The past few years have seen strong growth in the adoption of battery electric vehicles. However, much of this can be attributed to government incentives provided in countries such as China and Norway. Mass adoption will require further improvement to both range and cost. Improving range requires batteries with higher energy density but Li-ion batteries using graphite anodes, metal oxide cathodes and liquid electrolytes are starting to reach the limits of their performance capabilities. Find out how companies are continuing to improve cell and battery performance and the post Li-ion batteries being developed to break through these limits at Energy Storage Innovations USA, hosted by IDTechEx.

Solid-state electrolytes promise one way forward. Improvements to safety are possible through removal of the flammable liquid electrolyte, while higher energy density can be achieved through thinner cells and the use of high capacity lithium metal. Indeed, solid-state electrolytes are a topic of intense research and development by many, with Toyota aiming to release a solid-state battery vehicle during 2020, ready for the summer Olympics. Solid-state electrolytes are already used in miniature and micro-batteries intended for medical devices and IoT applications. Vapour deposition techniques can be used to manufacture the cells but both size and manufacturing will have to scale to allow adoption in electric vehicles and other applications.

A slurry-based manufacturing process will be better suited to larger format cells but there are various issues that still need addressing. The thickness of solid electrolytes should be comparable with current Li-ion separators to ensure energy density improvement, while proper contact and interface between electrolyte and electrode must be ensured. If lithium metal is being introduced at the anode, then further questions arise regarding cycle life, fast charging and cost.

Solid Power, Ilika, ITEN and BrightVolt will be presenting on their solid-state electrolyte solutions at Energy Storage Innovations USA, part of the IDTechEx Show! running from Nov. 20-21. The conference keynote will be given by IDTechEx chairman Dr. Peter Harrop, who will present an overview of the key trends and developments in the energy storage market.

IDTechEx guides your strategic business decisions through its Research, Consultancy and Event products, helping you profit from emerging technologies. For more information on IDTechEx Research and Consultancy contact [email protected] or visit www.IDTechEx.com.

Energy Storage Innovations USA | Disruptive technologies, materials, and applications | Nov. 20-21, 2019, Santa Clara, USA | IDT

SOURCE IDTechEx
http://www.IDTechEx.com

Medica 2019, November 18-21 2019, Dusseldorf, Germany

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Medica is attended by leaders in the fields of business and research, and international experts and decision-makers from the medical sector covering the entire spectrum of innovations for outpatient and clinical care.
https://www.medica-tradefair.com/

Varex to Highlight Advanced Imaging Components at Medica in Dusseldorf
Varex Imaging Corporation (Nasdaq: VREX) today announced it will showcase its digital detectors, X-ray imaging tubes, connect and control devices and software solutions at Medica 2019. Varex will also promote its ‘Local for Local’ campaign at Medica 2019 and introduce the company’s Service Solutions Group, which has been developed to provide local service to our customers with increased local X-ray tube and digital detector manufacturing and the aim of being global partners for local business.

“Our aim is to bring innovative X-ray imaging components to imaging systems manufacturers and we want to make that as easy as possible for our customers. By establishing local commercial relationships, delivering local service and support, and sourcing from local suppliers, we can be a global company and offer enhanced service capability that is local, hands-on, responsive, and easy to reach,” said Sunny Sanyal, Chief Executive Officer of Varex Imaging Corporation.

At Medica 2019, Varex will be highlighting its service and support and European customer experience by:

enabling on-time delivery for common X-ray tube types in the radiological range of key brands

providing technical support, evaluations and repairs of Varex digital detector flat panels/X-ray tubes at the company’s service centre in Willich, Germany

giving access to local expert technical support for CT software, Nexus trainings and inquiries about X-ray detectors and tubes

Varex will be displaying a selection of their extensive portfolio of real-time digital X-ray imaging flat panel detectors (FPDs) at Medica 2019. Varex FPDs are developed using a variety of imaging technologies – amorphous silicon, CMOS and IGZO, which provide different benefits ideally suited to specific medical applications. For Surgery, Varex is showcasing 2020DXV/2121DXV and 3030DXV which are cost-efficient, high performance panels for Image Intensifier replacement. The company is also introducing the Varex Z platform which offers a new performance level with higher resolution and improved low dose performance over Amorphous Silicon, but without the cost burden of CMOS. Varex Z platform is based on IGZO technology and is very suitable for fluoroscopy applications with their bright scintillators, new electronics and fast interfaces. For Radiography, Varex will be showcasing its complete range of high value (2530W, 4336Wv4, 4343W) and high definition (XRpad2 3025, XRpad2 4336, XRpad2 4343) wireless panels. The Varex team of imaging experts will be on hand at Medica 2019 to advise customers on technology and packaged component solutions that are most suitable for their application; be it Radiography, Mammography, Fluoroscopy or Computed Tomography (CT). Varex Imaging will be providing Solutions in Sight™ at Medica 2019.

About Varex
At Varex, we aren’t just a supplier to our customers. We aim to be an extension of their teams; a partner in their success; a solution to their problem. Our goal is to enable our customers to become world-class system suppliers by strengthening their competitiveness and enabling them to bring products to market faster. Our rich history spans 65+ years of dedication to the imaging industry. Our knowledge, our people, and our innovation make us who we are. At Varex, we are Solutions in Sight™.
For more information about Varex visit: www.vareximaging.com.

ICMA 2020 EXPO Focuses on Global Card Industry Trends, Technology, Future World’s Only Manufacturing and Personalization-focused Card Conference, March 29-April 1, 2020,Tampa, Florida

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The International Card Manufacturers Association (ICMA), a global trade association for card manufacturers, personalizers, issuers and suppliers will host its 2020 ICMA Card Manufacturing & Personalization EXPO March 29-April 1, 2020 at the Saddlebrook Resort in Tampa, Florida.

The 2020 EXPO, which marks ICMA’s 30th anniversary, is themed “Historical Success, Embracing the Future,” and will include presentations on metal cards, biometrics, card design, eco-friendly initiatives and market forecasts. Geared toward both small businesses and large corporations, the EXPO is attended by representatives from more than 200 companies from 40 countries worldwide and includes speed networking sessions, dedicated exhibition hours and leading-edge education.

David Burkus, a best-selling author, sought-after speaker and associate professor of leadership and innovation at Oral Roberts University, is the keynote speaker. During his presentation, “Under New Management: Full Transparency, Less Email, No Cubicles and Where the Future of Work is Headed,” Burkus will provide evidence-based strategies and real-world examples for building stronger teams, enhancing productivity and improving employee morale.

“ICMA’s EXPO remains one of the card industry’s leading-edge events—bringing together industry pioneers and trendsetters,” Jeffrey Barnhart, executive director and founder of ICMA said. “This year’s EXPO is particularly important as we commemorate ICMA’s 30th anniversary of serving a unique niche market and building unity within the industry. The 2020 EXPO will lay the groundwork for continued growth with presentations focusing on embracing emerging trends and remaining competitive into the future.”

Winners of the 2020 ICMA Élan Awards of Excellence that celebrate the pinnacle of design innovation, security and technical achievements in the card industry will be announced at the conference.

The early registration rate is $995 for members and $1,595 for nonmembers. Discounted rates expire Jan. 28, 2020.

Sponsorship and exhibiting opportunities for the 2020 ICMA Card Manufacturing & Personalization EXPO are now available. For more information, visit icmaexpo.com.

Invaluable Networking and Industry Connection
Since 1990, the annual ICMA Card Manufacturing & Personalization EXPO has served as the world’s only manufacturing-focused global card conference and exhibition. A global meeting of leading card industry professionals, the EXPO is replete with information sharing and networking opportunities.

Geared to prepare attendees for the changing future of the card industry, presentations feature valuable insight on trends and new technologies, as well as market forecasts. EXPOs regularly feature more than 50 exhibitors, made up of global industry leaders who manufacture and supply materials and services to the card manufacturing and personalization industry.

In addition to its annual EXPO, ICMA offers its members two other important events through the year. CardTREX North America and CardTREX Europe are geographic-specific conferences that focus on regional trends, challenges, opportunities and emerging technologies for card manufacturers, personalizers and suppliers. Each one-and-a-half days long, the conferences are geared to technical and production staff, as well as executives and business owners in the transaction card industry. The conferences also feature tours of local members’ plants.

Throughout the year, ICMA hosts live webcasts featuring expert tips from card manufacturers, personalizers and issuers about the card industry. Webcasts are archived and members may access them on ICMA’s website. Sample topics include, “European Card Market Statistics,” “Developments in the Gift Card Marketplace” and “Effectively Designing and Introducing New Trends in Card Design.”

Cutting-Edge Training, Education
ICMA maintains several industry-leading training and education programs about card manufacturing. These include the Advanced Card Education (ACE) designation, which provides information on key areas of the industry, as well as online tutorials and webinars on specific topics from card industry experts and leading industry suppliers.

The ACE training program is the global standard of recognition for advanced knowledge of the card manufacturing industry. Offered in manufacturing, personalization and advanced technologies, the ACE designations are designed to offer companies an edge in an intensely competitive field. As the demand for experts grows, continual training and expertise are crucial for individuals—and companies—to stay ahead of the crowd.

ACE training and exams are given at ICMA events, such as the upcoming 2020 EXPO and CardTREX conferences. ICMA member companies may also host private training sessions and ACE exams at their locations, proctored by ICMA personnel.

ICMA continues to invest in education for its members, keeping them knowledgeable and current on new innovation in the marketplace.

CITE
The Card Industry Training & Education (CITE) program provides a basic overview of the industry, it’s history and manufacturing processes. It provides a basic education for individuals new to the card industry or who otherwise want a better understanding of the industry. The self-led online course covers general card manufacturing, personalization and applications.

Key sections of the CITE curriculum include card history, card markets, industry scope, card product categories, card manufacturing, materials, components, card-based financial transactions, industry trade associations, basic concepts of card personalization, data recording technologies, machine-readable recording technologies and the card personalization process. There are self-tests at the end of each section.

Card Manufacturing Magazine
Published six times a year globally, Card Manufacturing is the flagship publication of ICMA. The magazine outlines industry news and trends, member news, product releases, standards updates and member/ACE spotlights.

Technical Standards Reports
ICMA officially participates in two major standards organizations, the International Standards Organization (ISO) and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). An ICMA representative attends ANSI and ISO meetings, offering card manufacturing and personalization perspectives to the standard-making bodies and providing guidance to members about forthcoming changes to standards.

ICMA maintains representation on both of these committees through its official standards representative, David Tushie of Magellan Consulting. Tushie is at the forefront of current and emerging standards for all types of cards and related devices.

ICMA maintains a library of reports published by Tushie detailing outcomes of ISO and ANSI meetings from 2011 to present that impact the card manufacturing process.

Global Market and Personalization Statistics Reports
ICMA publishes two annual reports that analyze the industry and assess the industry’s present environment and future. Designed to assist ICMA member companies with strategic planning, the reports are segmented by global views, industry verticals and geographic regions and they cover trends in manufacturing, personalization, and fulfillment statistics. The reports are free to members.

About ICMA
Celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2020, ICMA is a nonprofit association of card manufacturers, personalizers, suppliers and related industry participants. With 225 members globally, ICMA acts as a resource for industry issues, including the production, technology, application, security and environmental issues of cards. More information is available at icma.com.

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Coex Food Week 2019, Korean Food Trade Show, November 20 – 23 2019, Seoul

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The 14 th edition of the Coex Food Week, the leading and largest Korean food festival will be held from November 20 to 23 at the show Coex; 872 international companies will participate on 1943 stands and will welcome 60,000 buyers and gourmets. Since its launch in 2006, Coex Food Week has grown exponentially, becoming Korea’s largest trade show in the global food and beverage industry, and spans four halls. exposure of an area of ​​36,007 m2.

This year, the exhibition is divided into sectors: the first hosts the Seoul International Bakery Fair (SIBA), another machine and ordinary food, a hall is dedicated to local agriculture and the last presents a “zone of tendencies “.

Hall A at Coex Food Week will showcase regional ingredients and products from Korea, focusing on trends in high quality farm foods and a pavilion will be dedicated to Korean agriculture.

In Hall B, visitors will have access to brands leading the food retail market, as well as a full selection of brands in the food value chain. This area will reflect the recent and dramatic growth of Korea’s home-based meal replacement, food packaging and cold chain industries.

Hall C will host SIBA, the largest bakery and confectionary biennial in Korea since 1983. Organized in collaboration with the Korean Confectionery Association, the show will offer visitors a wide range of bakery products. , bakery events and the chance to participate in the 4 th contest Top Patisserie Asia, to be held for the first time in Korea.

Hall D will showcase unique global food trends in soft drinks and alcoholic beverages, vegan and vegetarian items, and desserts. Throughout the four days of the event, it will be possible to attend cooking demonstrations by national and international experts and various practical activities will also take place.

Buyers wishing to establish business partnerships on the occasion of Coex Food Week have the opportunity to register for the free one-to-one business meeting program organized by the expo, with the participation of companies like E-Mart, Lotte Mart , GS25, Shinsegae Food and CJ Freshway. The 2019 Korea Food Tech Conference and other seminars are also offered to encourage information sharing and networking.

On 21 November, a press conference will be held on the occasion of the next Food Industry Technology Fair in Korea, which will be held in association with the DLG (German Agricultural Society) and is scheduled to be launched at Coex Food. Week 2020.

www.coexfoodweek.com