Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City Food and Beverage ExpoHCMC FOODEX

The Ho Chi Minh City Food and Beverage Expo (HCMC FOODEX) is a comprehensive trade fair serving the food service industry. It aims to connect domestic and international values on multiple platforms, attract investment resources, enhance the image of Vietnam's agriculture and processing industry, and create a favorable environment for the rapid and sustainable development of the food service industry.

This exhibition will cover the entire industrial chain from grain cultivation, processing, storage, transportation, and sales, as well as various aspects of food research and development, production, quality inspection, and food safety. At that time, high-quality enterprises from around the world will participate, showcasing the latest products and technological achievements, providing rich opportunities for communication and cooperation between exhibitors and visitors.

The Ho Chi Minh City Food and Beverage Expo (HCMC FOODEX), held concurrently with other activities, is a place to pay tribute to top brands and introduce the diverse world of culinary culture. Buyers and visitors can visit physical booths and online booths, enhancing their experience of the colorful world of Vietnamese traditional cuisine. The exhibition promises to gather products that meet quality, food hygiene and safety standards, with clear traceability, giving priority to products that have been exported, have export potential, and have obtained international certification. In particular, it supports innovative startups and major product manufacturers in Ho Chi Minh City and throughout Vietnam.

As one of the important economic and trade events in Ho Chi Minh City! The Ho Chi Minh City Food and Beverage Expo (HCMC FOODEX) will attract professionals and entrepreneurs from around the world to participate, providing a platform for the food industry in Ho Chi Minh City and even globally to showcase, communicate, and cooperate. (The content of this article is owned by Juzhan Network, unauthorized forwarding is prohibited.)