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Record participation for Belgium at Fruit Logistica 2023

From February 8 to 10, 2023, 32 potato, fruit, vegetable, and fruit tree suppliers, three industry organizations, and four fruit and vegetable cooperatives from Belgium will be at Fruit Logistica. They will jointly be at the Flemish Center for Agricultural and Fisheries Marketing (VLAM) stand, A 22, in hall 27.


VLAM's stand at Fruit Logistica 2022

In February, representatives from the world's fruit and vegetable sector will gather at Fruit Logistica in Berlin. Never before has the Belgian exhibitors' interest been so great as this year, with a record participation of 40 companies and cooperatives, VLAM reports. Belgian suppliers will present themselves at a 660 m² VLAM joint booth. Product presentations will highlight the fruit, vegetable, and potato range.

"In a time marked by a recession, inflation, and an energy crisis, there will be no shortage of topics to discuss in Germany's capital," a VLAM representative says. One such topic could be how the fruit and vegetable sector is dealing with current challenges. What are the solutions? One thing's certain: the already noticeable trend toward sustainability will gain even more momentum. And consumers are leaning toward returning to traditional seasonal vegetables. Producers and retailers cannot ignore this development."

"Seasonal vegetable cultivation has always played an important role in Belgium. Think of, for example, chicory or Brussels sprouts - originally from Brussels - in the winter. Belgian leeks are also in great demand internationally during the winter. The high energy costs have greatly reduced this winter's greenhouse cultivation. But that will increase with renewed vigor in the spring," says the spokesperson.

These will be the exhibitors at the Belgian stand, A 22, in hall 27.

Fresh fruit and vegetables
Bel'Export, BP Fruitcraft, Calsa, DBS & DBS Agro, Demargro, De Plecker - Lauwers, Devleeschouwer (DVL), Devos Group, Dries Sebrechts Fruit (DSF), Frans Michiels & Zonen Belgium (FMB), Fresh Fruit Service (FFS), Fruithandel Wouters, GEMEX, Group A. De Witte, Nicolaï Fruit, Pacbelimex, Rotom/Orca, Special Fruit, Vergro, and VHM Fruit Trade.

The four cooperatives, BelOrta, BFV, Coöperatie Hoogstraten, and REO Veiling, will also be there.

For more information: www.belgianfruitsandvegetables.com 

Potatoes
Binst Breeding & Selection, De Aardappelhoeve, Pomuni, RTL Patat, Viafrites, Remo frit, and Warnez.

For more information: www.belgianpotatoes.com 

Fruit trees
ABCz Group, Carolus Trees, Decock Plants, and Zouk.

For more information: www.belgianplants.com 

VLAM representatives and those from Fresh Trade Belgium, the cooperatives, and the Association of Belgian Horticultural Cooperatives (VBT) will be on hand to welcome visitors.

For more information:
Liliane Driesen
VLAM
Tel: +32 (0) 255 28 032
Email: liliane.driesen@vlam.be     
Website: www.vlam.be

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