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Bigger HOFEX more attractions
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THE biennial HOFEX, or Asian International Exhibition of Food & Drink, Hotel, Restaurant and Foodservice Equipment, Supplies and Service, this year is poised to be bigger and better than the last show.

To be held from May 6-9, HOFEX 2009, the 13th edition, will occupy Halls 1 and 3 of the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre (HKCEC), promising suppliers, manufacturers, purchasers and other stakeholders in the food-and-hospitality sector ample networking opportunities, relevant market intelligence, and the latest products and services in the region.

Its organiser, Hong Kong Exhibition Services Ltd (HKES), has announced a 28% expansion in space or the event, which will span 44,000sqm to accommodate 1,800 exhibitors, featuring among them The Hong Kong Electric Co Ltd, Nestlé Professional, Organic Land Co Ltd and Sims Trading. Around
35,000 visitors from various parts of the globe are expected to turn up.

The multi-pronged event, HKES maintained, would allow participants to “explore the latest industry trends; spot your next target buyers; present unique and the most [up-to-date] products and
services to connoisseurs and visitors; and develop rapport and explore potential business network”.

This year’s show will incorporate the inaugural [email protected], which encompasses products in the natural, organic and well-being categories. The segment is added “to cope with the ever-increasing demand ... in Asian markets”, the organiser said.

 

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2009 February Stories:

Retailing in recession Part 2: Some key do’s and don’ts for Asian retailers

US imposes tighter limits on lead content in products for children

What’s hot @ NRA Show: Asian cuisine - Show offers new profit-building solutions

Bigger HOFEX more attractions

HR Training & Service Excellence in Retail - Key areas for retail training identified

HR Training & Service Excellence in Retail - Going beyond training into service excellence

HR Training & Service Excellence in Retail - Retailers won’t scrimp on training

Global downturn dictating consumer choices

Tampines 1 launch will coincide with Uniqlo’s debut in Singapore

YCH, Frasers ink pact to develop hub in Chengdu

Process payments on the go

Alliance lets OFWs shop for their families back home

US$25.95m initiative aims to boost grain supply in South Asia

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