China Meet Up promises to be the go-to event for supply-chain insight

For industry professionals aiming business efforts towards the East, the Asia Fruit Logistica's China Meet Up is packed with insights about the Chinese fruit and wholesale industries. 

The two-day event scheduled to take place in Guangzhou on September 8 and 9 includes a series of informational sessions on China’s fresh fruit and vegetable trade, its wholesale markets, fruit retail transformation, and other subjects that delve into the country's produce industry and trends.

On day one, attendees will also get an introduction to Korla Fragrant Pears, one of China's most expensive pear varieties for export, cultivated for more than 1,300 years in a small province along the country's Silk Road.

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Day two will focus on technology and publicity, with sessions on fruit marketing followed by a focus on post-harvest AI innovations, and a spotlight on Ecuadorian bananas and blueberries suppliers.

Asia Fruit Logistica is the continent's leading fresh produce event organizer and trade show brand, offering a series of meetups throughout the year. So far, nearly 60 organizations will be exhibiting at the event, including China (Guangdong) Pilot Free Trade Zone Nansha Area of Guangzhou, Reemoon, DP World, Riverking, Kun Peng Fruit, Guizhou Jiangnan, Shouyang, China Korla Fragrant Pear Association, Hongsheng Agricultural Group, Shanghai Haoyuan, ZhongCcoWay, as well as international representatives such as Peru's Promperú, and Ecuador's Corpei, Palora, Jorcorp, and FLP Ecuador.

Exhibitor and visitor registrations are still open. Industry professionals can secure their complimentary visitor registration here.