D A T E :
08th - 11th October' 2010

T I M I N G S :
10 AM TO 06 PM (East Africa Time)

V E N U E :
Diamond Jubilee Hall
Dar-Es-Salaam, Tanzania

L A N G U A G E S :
English & Kiswahili

C A P I T A L :
Dar-Es-Salaam

C U R R E N C Y :
USD: 1 = Tanzania Shilling : 1300 approx

T I M E :
3+ GMT

R E L I G I O N :
Christianity, Muslim & Hindu

ADVERTISING & SPONSORSHIP :
1. Advertising in the exhibition guide
2. Advertising on invitations
3. Radio & TV advertisements

Exhibitors from over 30 countries participating at Tanzania's biggest
7th international trade exhibition on Food & Agriculture.

The 7th FoodAgro-Tanzania'2010, international trade exhibition on all kinds of Food, Beverages, Dairy, Confectionery, Kitchen products, Hotel, Agriculture, Horticulture, Plant Protection products, equipments, chemicals, food processing packaging and machinery etc., to be held in October 2010 is all set to present over 10,000 products, chemicals, equipment and machinery from over 20 countries. The number of exhibitors and visitors in 2010 is expected to rise by at least 20% since an aggressive campaign has been launched while celebrating the event's 7th birthday. FoodAgro-FoodAgro-Tanzania'2010 is unique launch pad for international to launch of new products related to Food and Agriculture industries to direct consumers and traders, retail sale to general public and traders, importers and distributors, popularizing brands and samples test etc.

Just as Dubai is the gateway to the GULF, Tanzania is the gateway to Africa, a combination which offers endless business and investment opportunity read more.

Tanzania is an extremely potential market for foreign suppliers due to several reasons: - Gateway to 380 Million consumer market of East Africa due to its geographic location Situated on the east coast of Africa facing the Arabian Sea & The Indian Ocean, Tanzania becomes the gateway to merchandise arriving from the Middle East, The Indian Sub Continent & the Far East Countries. The Eastern, Central & South African Countries strongly look on Tanzania as a major incoming source of imported goods