The Garden of Europe Campaign Shines at World Food Fair in India

The “Garden of Europe” Campaign has successfully showcased its premium range of European agricultural products at the World Food Fair in India.

During the fair that was held from September 19-22, 2024, at Pragati Maidan, the campaign conducted several meetings with local businesses, aiming to new partnerships and exploring opportunities for collaboration. Two B2B dinners also took place at the Sangri La Eros Hotel in New Delhi on the 19th and 20th of September. These interactions have laid the groundwork for strengthening trade relations and expanding the presence of European products in the Indian market.

The Garden of Europe campaign continues through its constant activities to promote the rich agricultural heritage of Europe, emphasizing sustainable practices and high standards. With the success of its participation in the World Food Fair, the campaign is poised to further enhance the visibility and reach of European apples and kiwis in global markets.

The “Garden of Europe” campaign (2024-2027), co-financed by the European Union, aims to boost the market presence and consumer awareness of European kiwis from Greece and European apples from Poland in Indonesia, India, and other countries. The primary goals are to increase exports to these countries and highlight the high quality, safety standards, and nutritional benefits of these fruits.

For more information about the campaign and its participation in World Food India Fair 2024, please visit https://appleandkiwi.eu.

Beneficiaries: The Agricultural Cooperative of Neapoli Agrinio “AS NEAPOLIS” and the Association of Polish Fruit and Vegetables Distributors “FRUIT UNION”.
Learn more about EU fruit production and the “Garden of Europe” at www.appleandkiwi.eu . You can also follow the campaign’s updates and activities on its social media profiles on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

About the European Union: The EU is a unique economic and political union between 27 European countries. The EU is committed to sustainable development and its agricultural policies aim to ensure food security, environmental sustainability, and rural development.

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