Food & Kitchen Tanzania 2024
Event:Food & Kitchen Tanzania 2024
Location:Diamond Jubilee Expo Centre, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania
Organizer:Expogroup
Email: feedback@expogr.com
Website: https://www.expogr.com/tanzania/foodexpo/
Event Details:
FOOD & KITCHEN TANZANIA - International Trade Exhibition is the largest trade event for the food, beverage and agro based industry held annually in Tanzania. The event provides an international single window business platform for exporters to present the latest products for the East African market. The trade fair is an excellent opportunity to explore several countries at one time as the exhibition attracts exhibitors from more than 20 countries and visitors from all over East & Central Africa.
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