International Trade Show to feature food and agricultural products from UP
The agriculture, food, and dairy sectors will be present at the trade show, including Patanjali, Haldiram, Priya Gold, Bikanerwala, Vaidyanath, Ritual Foods, Fresh Foods, Augustia Foods, Indian Beekeeper Girija, Paras, Amul, Prime Foods, Gyan Dairy, Creamy Food Fair Export
The Uttar Pradesh government, led by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, is preparing to showcase the state’s food, dairy, and agro sectors on the global stage at the upcoming International Trade Show in Greater Noida. The trade show will take place from September 21 to 25 at the India Expo Centre and Mart, providing a significant platform for state companies to showcase their products. While companies from various sectors worldwide will participate, those from Uttar Pradesh in the food, dairy, and agriculture domains will receive priority, enhancing their branding and increasing their global reach.
Many prominent companies in the agriculture, food, and dairy sectors will be present at the trade show, including Patanjali, Haldiram, Priya Gold, Bikanerwala, Vaidyanath, Ritual Foods, Fresh Foods, Augustia Foods, Indian Beekeeper Girija, Paras, Amul, Prime Foods, Gyan Dairy, Creamy Food Fair Export, and others. Rural, small-scale, and cottage industries associated with food, agriculture, and dairy products will also receive priority at the event, as well as stalls related to food processing departments, logistics warehousing, animal husbandry, pisciculture, and other major sectors.
The trade show will also feature GI tagging products related to food processing, including ODOP, showcased on a large scale. The dishes served to dignitaries and attendees will showcase the rich heritage and flavorful essence of Uttar Pradesh, with cuisine delights at the centre of the event. Furthermore, a session will be dedicated to the successful journey of Mumbai’s ‘Dabbawalas’, providing valuable insights into logistics supply management, supply chain, and time management principles for attendees.
The agriculture, food, and dairy sectors will