“The twin venues shall provide us with a new capacity to further grow the event to meet the increasing space demand and importantly the opportunity finally for Gulfood to include new sectors offering tremendous value-add to all participants, expanding the food trade and innovation ecosystem necessary to boost the advancement of the global food industry,” LohMirmand said in her email.
She added that the world’s largest annual food show shall now generate even more stratospheric trade volumes and phenomenal transactions.
Last year, the Dubai government announced the $2.75 billion expansion plan for the Dubai Exhibition Centre at Expo City, transforming it into the largest purpose-built indoor events venue in the region.
Gulfood is among the largest exhibitions that are hosted in Dubai, attracting thousands of exhibitors and visitors every year.
The 30th edition of Gulfood will be held at Dubai World Trade Centre from February 17 to 21 where 5,500 exhibitors from 129 countries will showcase one million-plus new products and innovations across 24 enormous halls and 8 distinct F&B sectors.
