Summary
- The four-day digital event is expected to connect participating companies with potential East African agents, importers, distributors, local businesses and government agencies to discuss and explore possibilities of mutually beneficial trade relationships.
- The virtual event will be organised by its local partner, B2B Africa.
- The impact of Covid-19 has led to cancellation of events affecting the industry and businesses that rely on exhibitors to market their business.
Germany-based trade fair organiser Fairtrade will host a virtual
exhibition in October that is set to link agrobusiness and food
packaging manufacturers in Africa to international markets as global
economies open up amid the pandemic.
The four-day
digital event is expected to connect participating companies with
potential East African agents, importers, distributors, local businesses
and government agencies to discuss and explore possibilities of
mutually beneficial trade relationships.
The virtual event will be organised by its local partner, B2B Africa.
The
impact of Covid-19 has led to cancellation of events affecting the
industry and businesses that rely on exhibitors to market their
business.
Restrictions on travel, closures of borders
and limitations on the movement of people have meant that such social
gatherings have had been temporarily put on hold.
As a result, firms are adopting virtual meetings and targeted
digital visitor promotion campaigns to maintain operations and earn
income.
It is not clear how long the restrictions will last, but countries globally are gradually opening up their borders and airports.
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