Companies category powered by

Cyprus participates in largest food and beverage exhibition in Austria

Cyprus showcased its traditional food and beverage products at the International Exhibition of Food, Beverages, Hotel Equipment, and Gastronomy, "Alles Für Den Gast", which took place on 11-15 November.

Eighteen Cypriot companies were present at the event, considered one of Europe's most significant food and beverage exhibitions.

MixCollage-30-Nov-2023-08-59-AM-1935

The Cypriot pavilion hosted products including halloumi, organic products from carob and pomegranate, organic olive oil, olives, conventional and organic dried fruits, popcorn of various flavours, pasta, quail eggs, sea salt flakes, and wines.

At the exhibition, people got to taste Cypriot products and receive samples and info about the companies. This helped showcase Cypriot businesses for possible future partnerships. Some Cypriot companies from the event are already talking to foreign buyers, looking to sell their products abroad.

The "Alles Für Den Gast" exhibition, held annually since 1970, attracted 680 exhibitors from 42 countries this year, drawing 35,451 visitors to an area of 42,500 square meters. It is Austria's most significant exhibition for food, beverages, hotel equipment, and gastronomy, and it stands as the largest exhibition in the Alpine-Adriatic-Danube region, as well as one of the most important in Europe.

Read More

Paddy Jansen: OLYMPION acquisition reflects Globeducate’s commitment to Cyprus
AUB Mediterraneo marks new milestone by signing first academic degrees
New Nicosia Jumbo store anticipated to open by 15 October
BoC Fintech Hackathon 5.0...where the fintech-nation begins
Remedica is hiring a highly experienced Project Manager
Columbia Shipmanagement team takes tour of Marella Discovery cruise ship
KPMG hosts University of Cyprus students for Experience Day
The new school year has started at Paradox Museum Limassol
Demetra Holdings set to claim a presence on new Hellenic Bank board with Athos Chandriotis
Saudi Arabia’s Transport Minister taken on tour of Eurogate’s container terminal