Fruit Logistica Berlin 2026

Fatiha Charrat of Delassus. This Moroccan exporter deals in citrus, avocados, and tomatoes all over the world.

TOMRA were promoting their new blueberry sorter the 5S Blueberry. Troy Cleavers was on hand to explain the features.

Steve Page and Greg Akins with Catalytic Generators.

Les Domaines' stand at Fruit Logistica focused on sustainability and product innovation: a 100% recycled stand showcasing a new range of plastic-free packaging and tastings of Sweet Cott, the new mandarin variety developed by the Moroccan company, now in its third season on the market. The company announced the redefinition of its strategic products, which are now citrus fruits, blueberries, avocados, tomatoes, and watermelons.

This is the latest product from Catalytic Generators; Smart Ripe. It allows for ethylene applications to be monitored remotely.

Team Sun World celebrates their 50th anniversary this year.

Team North Bay Produce launched their rebrand in Berlin, which includes a new logo.

The Appolonia team! They export apples from Poland to European markets, as well as to South America and India.

The team from Berryworld. The company has done research on global health concerns and have compiled an report on the nutritional benefit of various fruits and the 6 trends for 2026.

Damian Kozlowski of Polish organic apple producer and exporter Gruppa Organic.

Blueberries and lemons from Argentina are the mainstays for Citromax. From left to right: Exequiel Padilla, Jose Escudero, Luciano Beckmann, Bernabe Padilla, and Mariano Sangronis.

Daniela Ivanova, Daniel Badger and Natalie King from Vitafresh Produce were visiting the show.

Iurie Fala of the Moldova Fruct association.

Jeff Correa from USA Pears, Sumit Saran, Michael Schadler and George Smith from Washington Apple Commission

Angus Soft Fruits were at the show promoting their Good Natured Berries, the company are seeing growth in new business development and export markets. This year they will have a heart shaped strawberry punnet for Valentine's Day. Mariya Dimitri a, Gordon Porter, Anneka Morgan, Jill Witheyman and Johnny McMillan were at the stand.

The team of PeelOn, showcasing their transparent, compostable packaging in the StartUp booth.

Dror Eigerman and Eitan Zvi from Galilee

Harmoniz / Mastronardi's Pop Its were wildly popular at the fair, and nominated for an innovation award

Jon Clark from Fruitworld International was visiting the show.

Piotr Nitychoruk and Mariusz Och of Polish sorting machine supplier GreenSort.

Alejandro Moralejo and Juan Gonzalez Pita with Salix Fruits.

Marnix van Fraassen from Direct Source International, Oron Ziv, Guy Tsarfati and Nufar Sagi from Befresh Europe and Meir Bazak from Befresh.

Christina Mannossis of Zeus. The company exports kiwis and grapes from Greece, they mainly export to the UK and other European countries.

Sander Bruins Slot from FreshPlaza and Avner Galil from Juran Technologies

The team of Egyptian produce exporter Stars of Export. They deal in spring onions and garlic.

Sybille Friedrich, Melissa Hartmann de Barros, Lorenz Hartmann de Barros, Safet Shevket, and Rafael Dammert Schreier with HLB Tropical Food from Germany and HLB Specialties from the USA.

Fresh-cut jackfruit is a relatively new item from HLB Specialties.

The team of Fresh Del Monte. From left to right: Hakim Eddari, Eric Hellot, Allegra Boiardi, Jacopo Sica, and Danny Dumas.

Apostolos Tsinoglou, owner of Greek kiwi exporter Europe Export. The company was promoting their kiwi brand 'Baby fruit'

Team Mission Produce smiles for a photo.

The team of Anfas promoting the Fresh Antalya event, which runs from 24 to 26 September in Antalya, Turkey.

Shannon Boase with CKF shows Etched Earthcycle packaging, one of the latest developments of the company.

Apostolis Mylonakis of Greek organic fruit exporter Edem Fruits. They export citrus and avocados from Greece, and see a supply opportunity for their Hass avocado in the current market.

Michelle Glover, Hans Renia, and Cari Plaza promote Bimi Broccoli from Sakata Seed.

Murat Özer, promoting the InterFresh Eurasia trade fair, helf from 8 to 10 September in Izmir, Turkey.

Kevin Brandt ,Marlisa Garcia, and Gavin Porter represent AIGN, a global network of nurseries, securing propagation rights and managing the intellectual property for different fruits.

The team of Serpak, A Turkish packaging manufacturer thats export their modified atmosphere packaging.

Dafne Palomino and Iryna Romanenko with the DRC from Ottawa, Canada.

Casey Kio and Sarah Consalo with Consalo Family Farms are attending Fruit Logistica.

Ioanna Manolikaki (left) and Vaggelis Koutoupis (right) from Biocoop. If you are looking for Greek organic avocados from Crete, call them.

Richard Vollebregt with Cravo Equipment is attending the show.

Sarah Bistritz and Kim Hoang with World Fresh Exports have beautiful, large cherries from Tasmania on display.

Rafael Gonzalez, Katarzyna Osko, Francesco Petrozziello, and Alexandre Bernard with Thermo King, manufacturer of transport quality control systems.

Jacy Barnes Clapp and Pepe Calderon with Farm Pak, promoting sweet potatoes from North Carolina.

Greg Thorne and Willie Beets with Lange Farms.

Jens Borchert, Joachim Alkewitz, and Bernd Hofmeister with Mariani Nut Company.

Raul Romero and Carlos Granda with Chestnut Hill Farms.

Jeff Correa and Carrie-Ann Arias with USA Pears.

Duncan Jones with Sinclair stands in front of a CPL VRS with large label, which is mainly sued for avocados and exotics. The labels are compostable with dual certification.

Rodrigo Bedoya with La Grama, offering organic ginger from Peru.

Freddy Davila Navas and Andres Bolanos with United Cargo.

Lissa Rose D’Arcy, Thierry Thevenot, and Alexandra Habric with Copeland.

Gonçalo Vieira, Issa Mahshi, Bart Vlug, and Coen van der Heide with Kuehne+Nagel’s Global Perishables division.

Andrew Pidgeon and Dr. Sateesh Ragothaman Rao with FD Berries and FibreDust LLC.

It’s busy in the booth of Grupo Acon with lots of interest for their pineapples and bananas from Costa Rica.

Parker Cooper with Nature’s Way, promoting sweet potatoes from North Carolina.

Steven Ceccarelli and Davy van Ewijck with Farm Fresh Produce. In addition to the U.S., the company is now also able to supply sweet potatoes out of Egypt.

Niels Peter Klapwijk and Frank Neufeld with Nature Fresh Farms from Canada are attending the show.

Mike Levis and Tom Novak with Volm Companies are joined for a photo by Michiel Eilander with Manter International.

Hannah Nascimento and Jenny Lemieux with Vivid Machines show a camera that captures real-time, plant-level data to help growers monitor crop health and forecast yield.

The team from Aerobotics. From left to right Victor van den Berg, Benji Meltzer, Ross Foreman, Vicente Traviesa, and Jessica Davies.

Galen George, Ivonne Chica, and Leonard Felix show a selection of the fruit quality meters and ethylene measuring tools from Felix Instruments.

Alexander Fetz, Paul Fuchs and Lea Butruille with Headwall Photonics.

A group photo of several Ukrainian stands.

Family Tree Farms is represented by Leighton Dill and her colleague.

The pavilion of the Southern United States Trade Association, mainly represented by sweet potato growers.

Charlotte Webb, David Colcombe, Michelle Grainger, and Chloe Baker with the North Carolina Sweetpotato Commission.

Philip Wang and Matheus Dalpiaz with Elitech.

Nick Nafpliotis of Greek & Fresh, showcasing his cucumbers.

Gavin Sherwin, Brenda Aguirre, and Teun Messemaker with Easy Fresh are walking the show.

The team of AgroQueens. They export organic and conventional apples from Poland.

Ceren Urkmez of Turkish produce exporter Misifarm. They currently supply the domestic market with their blueberries, but are looking to expand into exports.

Sandra Evans from Coppice Sirane was promoting shelf life extending fruit pads as well as the new recyclable earth pads and waterproof boards for saplings.

The brothers Jan and Jacek Nowakowski of Genesis Fresh. They export apples from Poland.

Karl Lusted from Hemdahl was visiting the show.

Seffi Ben-Dor with the Eden Gold pear variety from Ben-Dor Fruits

On the left is Christos Mitrosilis of Mitrosilis. This Greek exporter exporters kiwis, citrues, watermelons and apricots.

Dewy Webb with Ryp Labs explains how a plant-based sticker or sachet can slow down the growth of mold in different produce items.

Pedro Goncalves of Portuguese grape exporter Vale da Rosa. Although they are thankfully not near the coast of Portugal, there will still be an impact from all of the water. How severe the impact of the floods will be, is still unknown.

The SamAgri team. This Indian pomegranate aril exporter celebrates their 25 years of being in the industry this year!

Eva Palaudarias and Julie Amar with BioXTEND

Prof. Don Labonte of Louisiana State University AgCenter, the head breeder of the varieties, and Fernando Costa of Nativaland, a company that supports sweet potato growers by giving them access to varieties.

Tomasz Pender of Polish strawberry exporter Queen Berry. They grow the strawberries under tunnels and export them to Germany, Italy and hopefully soon, to the Netherlands.

Team Sunkist is represented by Michael Nomoto, Robert Thomas, Gerald Denni, Christian Harris, and Stephen Sheldon.

Bimi Broccoli is making its way through the halls.

Marletta Keller man was on hand to help visitors at FPEF South Africa.

A new concept from Fruitist: GoBerry! Blueberries in different packaging sizes, designed for snacking on the go.

Lydia Castellanos and Todd Mauritz with Fruitist.

Laura Cosano and Ellen Kim with Fall Creek.

Patricia Sagarminaga with AM Fresh proudly shows Boom Bites, a red berry grape that was awarded for the Innovation Award.

Tomer Rapoport, Lisa Spengler, Rinat Ben-Dror and Ami Ben-Dror with Dorot Farm.

This year Richard Hochfeld are celebrating their 90th anniversary. The company has diversified their business and have seen growth in the UK retail sector, the farm in Chile is doing well with production reaching record volumes. Debbie Lombard, Martin O’Sullivan and Neil Denny were at the stand.

Elkhaldi Walid, Aziz El Iraki, and Kenza Ouali from the Association of Moroccan Nadorcott Producers.

Witold Gaj and Adam Sikorski. Adam is the founder of SoFruPak, a packaging manufacturer from Poland.

Rypen have a new product to add to the case liners, the shrivel sheets can placed on top of sensitive products while still allowing forced air cooling through the box. The sheets are being used with South African stone fruit and avocados. Tristan and Jorge Garcia Van Grin were at the stand.

Nature Seal AgroFresh have developed a low cost sulphate free formula which can be used on fresh cut potatoes. Craig Edwards, Rob Round, Simon Matthews and Marino Castillo Ortuzar were on hand at the stand.

Dominika Kozarzewska and Maciej Kozarzewski of Polish berry association Polskie Jagody.

DA Richardson were back at the trade show with Jersey Potatoes, business is picking up in Europe and at Rungis market. Doug Richardson was at the stand.

Zofia Kazmierczak of Polish mushroom exporter Anslaw

Fresh4Cast had a very good year in 2025 providing S&P process and tooling solutions to optimise allocation of supply and demand.

The Redzone team were at the show with software for tracking compliance among other features, they work with around 2000 companies around the world.

PA Automation brought bigger versions of the Rev 5, giving more packing capacity. Scott Roebuck, Matt Delaney and Jordan Noone were at the stand.

Tariq Kabbage, president of Station Kabbage Souss, a long-standing player in the Moroccan citrus industry.

Kluralabs were in the start ups areas with active packaging solutions. They are working in the Middle East and UK giving produce an additional four days shelf life. Neer Magda and Matin Mohseni were at the stand.

Sun Forest’s tech for measuring dry matter in avocados is now being used by APEM, Mexico. Jay Hwang was at the stand.

On the left is Magdalena Sobczak from Polish apple and pear exporter AppleX. They export their products to Spain, Egypt, India, and Bangladesh.

Hectre has seen big growth in the South African market with their tech now being used in citrus and pears, they are also seeing expansion in the Chilean cherry sector. Marcus Pedzisz, Rafael Elorriaga and Danie Korf were at the stand.

Piotr Marciniak and Grzegorz Nikel of Polish company Kon-Plast. They manufacture plastic crates and export them to the EU market, and supply the domestic market as well.

Tong Engineering have a new Storemaker which cleans and removes soil from products such as potatoes and onions, Jordan Wilson and Simon Lee were at the stand.

The team of Polish exporter Fruit-Active. They export apples and vegetables.

Connor Daly, Paul Ramplin and Rob Highfield were at Haith with a new polisher for potatoes, carrots and parsnips. The polisher is still in the development stage and should be on the market by the end of the year.

Maja of Polok. They export mushrooms from Poland to France, Germany, Greece, and Spain.

It was the first time exhibiting for Smart Harvest, they were promoting their patented mobile ripening rooms. Lee Horka and Tudor Petcu were at the stand.

Marek Wyczalek of Delta. This Polish packaging manufacturer exports their packaging to Germany, the Netherlands, France, Spain and Poland, and are looking to expand their markets.

Jakub Wojtczak from Polish packaging manufacturer CDM.

Alicja Fircowicz, Marcin Spiewok, and Marc Levilain of Silbo, a Polish packaging manufacturer that avoids the use of plastic completely.

Anna Malyszka, Paulina Nowicka-Kukulka, and Daniel Formanski of Dinopol. They export their packaging from Poland to Austria, Germany, Sweden, UK, Norway, the US and Israel.

Dinopol's packaging is suitable for a variety of fruits, like avocados.

Marta Kizling, Rafal Kacperski, and Viacheslav Arsenev, of Polish apple exporter Ewa-Bis.

On the right is Mohamed El-Sheikh, managing director of Trading Island. They export onions from Egypt to the EU, but are also entering Canada, USA and Asia.

The lovely hostesses of Citronex, a Polish banana and tomato exporter.

The stand of Frutas Patricia Pilar. This Portuguese exporter deals in vegetables, apples and tropical fruits and exports them to the EU market.

Arslan Riaz of Kenyan avocado and mango exporter Keitt.

Nataliia Merenych and Svitlana Kucheva of Ukranian blueberry exporter iBerry. They export their blueberries to Europe.

Natalia Pukshyn, representing the Ukranian Blueberry Growers Association. They have 48 members in their association.

Ievgen Mykhailenko and Oksana Bonjour of Ukranian packaging manufacturer Sem Ecopack. They export their packaging across Europe.

Anastasiia Snihur and Sofiia Medvid of Ukrainian produce exporter Green Grace. They deal in frozen raspberries and strawberries.

On the left is Nazar Yushchuk of Invita Frost Group. This Ukrainian exporter deals in berries, vegetables and mushrooms and export them to Poland, the Czech Republic, Lithuania, Italy and Romania.

On the right is Vasyl Kuz of Gadz. They process their apple crop into juice, crisps, but also export them fresh to Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.

Shyshmaroc Oleg, head of the union of Blueberries from Ukraine. They have 6 members and export their blueberries to Romania, Serbia and Moldova.

On the left is Olha Hiruk, director of Ukrainian berry exporter VolBerry. next to her are Anastasiia Balan and Hanna Timush. They export their blueberries to Moldova, Spain and other countries in the nortwestern part of Europe.

Mateusz Wajnert, head of sales for Polish apple exporter Galster, visiting the FreshPlaza stand.

Michal Drzewiecki, owner of Polish logistics company DMM Logistics, visiting the FreshPlaza stand.

The team of Agro Contracts, from Poland. They presented their traceability system that also includes all harvest data scanning from field to shelf.

Yogesh Kapse and Sanjay Borkar, showcaging the farm management platform of FarmERP.

Kamil Chaczynski of Polish machinery manufacturer Smartsort. They supply sorting machines, Xray machines and Metal Detectors from Poland. They're looking to expand their export markets into Europe.

Kees den Boer, representing Polish potato machinery supplier KMK. Their machines sort, process and package potatoes globally.

Krzysztof Markievicz, Karolina Kierzek, and Lukasz Rasinski of MariePol/TopVeg. They import garlic and walnuts to sell on the domestic Polish market.

Monika Korrbus-Bialek and Marek Grzyb of Polish apple and pear exporter Fruit Family.

Patrycja Stefanska and Cezary Jaloszynski of Prinest. This Polish company manufactures paper bags for the Dutch, Belgian and Italian markets.

Katarzyna Pyster of Polish produce exporter Fruit Garden. They export blueberries, apples and pears to Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and also supply the domestic market. They recently opened a new distribution center where they pre-sort the produce.

Kamila Jankowska, owner of Polish apple tree nursery Perfect Fruits Sp. z O.O., who have licensed the America SnapDragon variety, to be grown in Poland.

On the right is Adam Malengiewicz, owner of AD Fresh Nature, a new Polish company that grows its apples in its own orchards.

Can Cakir and Nina Eren of Turkish fresh produce exporter Eren. They export citrus from Turkey

Sinem Serin of Turkish fresh produce exporter Sin Gida. They export Turkish citrus and vegetables to Russia, Romania and the Netherlands.

The team of Goknur, a Turkish fresh produce exporter. Their main products are pomegranates and cherries.

Ismihan Aren Memet of Turkish produce exporter MBA Tarim. They export soft fruit, vegetables and stone fruit to European markets, Russia, the Far East and import produce from Morocco.

Ali Aslantas of Turkish produce exporter Durdaslar. They export vegetables to the Balkan countries.

Tugce, the hostess for the Altun stand. This Turkish exporter exports citrus, mostly.

Gencer Ozolu of Gencer. They export apples and strawberry across the globe.

In the middle is Alex Raj Saini of Keep it Fresh. This packaging manufacturer from India exports its pads and bags to Africa, Europe, Latin America and Canada.

Mert Mustafa Ozcelik of Ana Fruit. The Turkish trader exports cherries, pomegranates and apples among odther fruits. Their main market is Europe, but they also export to Asian markets.

Gürkan Atay of Eren Ambalaj. They produce cardboard edge protectors, which are exported to the USA and European markets.

Muhammet Erdogan of Turkish produce exporter Ani Tarim. They export pomegranates, cherries and grapes.

Oleksii Kozak and Polina Kaganovska of Ukrainian mushroom exporter Mushroom Business. They export their king oyster mushrooms to Poland, Germany, and France.

On the left is Tetiana Savchenko of Agofirma Korsun. They produce carrots, onions,cabbage and beetroot and have done so for 3 years. They are now looking to export.

Ion Tataru of Moldovan produce exporter Dor Fruct. They export plums, grapes and cherries to Germany, Poland, and the Netherlands.

Lidia and Ion Ionas of Ionex. They export plums, cherries, table grapes and apricots from Moldova.

Natasha Zhukova of Dulce Vale. This Moldovan exporter exports plums, grapes and cherries from Moldova to the EU, Germany, Poland, the Netherland, Austria and the Czech Republic.

Nicolae Ambroci of Fructline. They export apples, pears and plums from Moldova to Israel, Kazakhstan, Bosnia, the United Arab Emirates and Europe.

Marcel Schwartz, JJ de Jager, Farrel Smith and Maronell Flemix from GoReefers

Doria of B.S. Fruits from Moldova. They export grapes, plums, melons and cherries.

On the right is Sonia Gomes, CEO of Horticolas Casal d'Avo. They export various vegetables, but mainly cabbages. It's going to be a very rough season, as the floods in Portugal have put all of the cabbage fields underwater.

Sergio Silva and Ines Patricio of Portuguese vegetable exporter Horta Pronta. They export cabbages, leeks, potatoes and carrots to the Netherlands, Germany and Poland.

Sandra of Portuguese soft fruit exporter Bfruit.

Roland-Edwin Klaubert of Green Peas. Their peas are mostly produced in Denmark, but part of the operation is done in Portugal.

Roland-Edwin opened one of the peas from Green Peas to show the goods inside.

The stand of Granfer, a Portuguese apple and pear exporter.

Nguyen Anh from Vietnam were promoting dragon fruit, durian and cashew nuts.

Anton van Zyl, Elke Burger, Antro van Zyl, Nicko Snyman and Shaun Rubé from UniChoice

Coco Pro were promoting ready to drink coconuts from Vietnam.

Some of the products from Viet Tropical Fruit.

Dishebo Serage from Groundstone Group and Bongani Thubela from Thobela Royale Group both are experienced in early stone fruit varieties from South Africa

Viet Tropical Fruit had a whole range of Vietnamese fruit on offer.

Gideon van Zyl, Jana Nel and Gerrit van der Merwe from ALG Marketing

Unifarm was promoting their Vietnamese bananas.

Vina T&T Group were at the show with pomelo, longan and ready to drink coconuts

Elite Foods export passion fruit and dragon fruit to the EU.

Yaniv Cohen from Hadiklaim promoting MyJool medjoul dates ideally for a sport snack

Go Be were present with dragon fruit, jackfruit, durian and many other exotics from Vietnam. Vivienne and Kaylie was at the stand.

Hans van der Eijk commercial leader Europe for DP World

Siamfresh Market export Vietnamese produce via sea and air to Europe, Asia, Middle East, South Africa and Oceania. Solid Botcharoen, Nithinunt Botcharoen and Thanatorn Pongwattanasomporn.

Jim Im was at the Fresh is stand with many different fruit and vegetables from Korea. The company wants to expand sales to the European market.

Moc Chau Highland were at the show with passion fruit and dragon fruit as well as dried fruit from Vietnam. Cathy was at the stand.

Zandi Lipholo from Urban Farm Produce Technology they work with rural farmers to help them find export markets and infrastructure

Nationwide Produce is celebrating their 20the year at Fruit Logistica. Charlotte Ellis from the company said that it is the ideal place to meet both suppliers and customers as well as great opportunity to get all the team together.

Asia Exotic Company had ginger and a wide range of other products from Thailand. Thosapol Wongshotisatit was at the stand.

Exim Agri had fresh fruit and vegetables from Uzbekistan. Nigora Djurabaeva was at the stand

Les Burstow and Steve Houghton were at the Marco stand. The company was promoting their weighing systems.

Wayne Prowse from Fresh Intelligence Consulting

Alina Pirouz and Hans Christiaan Muylaert-Gelein from Lona Group, with their Icon fruit brand they are in the middle of the stonefruit season and with Yukon they have some tropical and exotic fruits, like kiwi berries.

Jan-Willem van Wyk, Roi Oknin, Sandra Greif, Ori Zafir, Guy Rinat and Itay Schnitzer from GranotFresh

Zohar Peretz and David Hai from DH Marketing

Chen and Nitsan Shalit from Shalit Carrots

Gerard Meyer, Charl and Norman Nieder-Heitmann from Gossamer

Marcin Bialas from Volta Belting Technology

Formula 1 experience at the DP World booth. They are sponsor of Lando Norris

Marc Aupers, Bjarke Raun-Petersen, Elisa de Conto, Erik Osinga, Christian Lantero and Alfred B. Whitman of DP World

The third from left is Arthur Kolman from Mial with customers

Stavros Papaloizou from Alion. The Cypriot company came to Fruit Logistica seeking collaborations, mostly for its fresh salads and herbs.

Lucien Jansen from PPECB, Paul Hardman from CGA, Denene Erasmus from Sati and Boitshoko Ntshabele from CGA

Vlatko Grozdanov of the Northern Macedonian company Aton Fruits was looking for importers seeking persimmons, sour cherries, grapes, cabbages and vegetables.

The people from Portuguese produce exporter Campotec had a busy fair, as meetings are going on all of the time!

Panikos Hambos (left), Charalambos Anastasiou (center) and Christos Papapetrou (right) from the Cyprus Potato Marketing Board. It undertakes the planning of production, packing, shipping, and marketing of the product in foreign markets.

Vitoria Carvalho of Portuguese blueberry exporter Darumi, they export their blueberries to Spain and Germany.

On the left is Kamil Anikiej of Veg King Poland. They export cauliflower, broccoli and cabbage to Western Europe.

Purity Kendi and Arnold Ngare of Havilah Pro Ltd. visiting the FreshPlaza stand. They export vegetables from Kenya.

Andrzej Mierzejewski of Euro Papryka. They export Polish bell peppers and other vegetables.

Pawel Majewski and Justyna Wojciechowska of Elita. This Polish exporter supplies apples to European markets, as well as African ones.

Marjan Vitanov from Hortena. The company combines open-field and glasshouse production across Northern Macedonia, selling its products from the Balkans to the Scandinavian countries.

The stand of Polish soft fruit exporter Agronom Berries.

Bojan Shuklev from Vittoria supplies markets with both seeded and seedless grapes coming from his 140-ha orchards located in Northern Macedonia.

Ms. Stalo Spetsioti and Mr. Panagiotis Symeonides from the Cypriot company Fresca showcased their potatoes and pomelos.

The team of the Greek company Kaplanis Fruits. Their specialty is strawberries, for which they held discussions with customers from Central and Eastern Europe.

Navaneethan Vellanaipatty Thangavel and Karthik Ap of Vashini. They export fresh coconuts from India to Europe.

Gokhan Gokoluk of Islek. The Turkish produce exporter deals in citrus, vegetables, cherries, soft fruit and grapes. They export to Russia and Europe.

On the right is Kenan Aslan of Turkish produce exporter Sinerji. They export pomegranates and figs.

Viktor Risto from the Northern Macedonian company Turan focuses on the production and export of seasonal fresh produce to Southeast Europe.

Tuncay Telli of Turkish produce exporter Askar. They supply peaches, nectarines, black figs and pears to Europe and Russia.

The team of LusoPera, showcasing the Aurora apples and pears.

On the left is Pedro Marques of Frutas Classe. This Portuguese exporter deals in strawberries, but sweet potatoes and apples as well. Their main markets are in France, Spain and Germany.

Albena Zhilekova from the Bulgarian Greenhouse Growers’ Association. The Association has 130 members across the country and focuses on vegetables.

Simeon Tarpanov, representative of the Dobrudzha Fruit-Growing Union. The Union assembled four Bulgarian export-oriented companies in a collective stand.

Michalis Papargyriou (left) and Savvas Savva (right) from the Cypriot cooperative Sedigep. Tang Gold mandarins stand out among the cooperative’s selection, but they also export avocados and potatoes.

Demetris Petrides from All Veg. It supplies international markets with Cypriot potatoes.

Nikolas Zenonos (left) and Costas Potamitis (right) from Red Seal – Cyprus Phassouri Plantations Co. Ltd. They have had expertise in citrus fruits for almost a century.

Goran Adamovic (left) and Boris Shuperliski (right) from the Northern Macedonian company Unnix Fresh Line. Their summer fruit production is very strong and they are in search of firm collaborations with Eastern European companies.

Filip Cvetkovski from AgroGurmes collaborates with Fruit Service, supplying Lidl stores in the Balkans with Northern Macedonian fresh produce.

Martin Popovski (left) and Nikica Bachovski (right) from Stenlej ensure a constant supply of Northern Macedonian plums.

Aleksandar Kovancaliev from Dojrana. This Northern Macedonian company, a branch of the Dutch company Fruitful-Ventures, cultivates 260 ha of apples, stone fruits and plums.

Ivan Popov (left), Vasil Shapkarov (center) and Anton Semenov (right) from Badzo guarantee Northern Macedonian tomatoes all year round, while from August to November they also offer plums, grapes and persimmons.

Nikos (left) and Antonis (right) Arvanitakis from Arvanitakis Strawberries. The Greek strawberry brand Fruiton reflects their methodical focus on quality.

Alaa Farouk (right), Egyptian Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, and Dalia Kabeel (right), founder of Konzept, touring the Egyptian pavilion at Fruit Logistica.

Eugenia Baksevanou (left) and Soula Serdari (right) from ACN Naoussa. The cooperative owns the brands Naougusta for peaches and nectarines, and Naoufruta for a wide selection of fruits. Its new persimmon astringency removal facilities will be ready for the next season.

Giannis Gkoros from Biokip. The company specializes in Greek organic fruits and has just installed a new cutting-edge sorting machine.

Konstantinos Tsampas from the Greek company Tsampas Fruit. His company is preparing its own kiwifruit cold storage facilities and participated in Fruit Logistica for the first time.

Anastasia Eleftheriadou (left) and Thomai Vogiatzidou (right) from Alexander. Among the activities of the Greek company stand out kiwifruit exports, lemon imports, and banana ripening for distribution across the Balkans.

Giannis Papageorgopoulos from Tasty Fruit. The company works with all Greek fruits and ships them throughout Europe.

The team of the Greek kiwifruit company Tsiatsmas Fruits. From right, Giorgos Tsiatsmas, Dimitris Doumpis, and Natalia Ioakeimidou. On the left, company associate Elisavet Kiriazi.

Ms. Zoi Outa and Mr. Nikolaos Giontis from the Greek cherry company Giontis. Their third participation in Fruit Logistica to strengthen their exports.

Ms. Eirini Karagianni and Mr. Giorgos Kogkolas from Kogkolas. Hayward kiwifruit forms the core of the Greek company’s business.

From left, Dimitris Petras, Dafni Petra, and Athanasios Karamichos from Vermion Fresh. Their fruits are cultivated on Mount Vermion, in northern Greece.

Kalliopi Ntourou (left), Dimitrios Ntouros (center), and Eleni Bereti (right) from the Agricultural Cooperative St. Lucas, one of the strongest players in Greek cherries.

Giorgos Mpentis from the Greek company Agrocreta. The company has moved into offering ready-to-eat avocados.

Giorgos Kornarakis from the Agricultural Cooperative of Chania. The cooperative is among the main suppliers of Greek avocados of all varieties and also offers oranges.

Giorgos Moutsogiannis (left) and Eleni Mpalafa (right) from Moutsogiannis Fruits. The company’s crunchy apples and cherries are marketed under the Esperides brand.

Mr. Savvas Pantzartzis (left) and Ms. Vasiliki Thomaidou (right) from the Greek Agricultural Cooperative Havetsis. Kiwifruit and plums stand out among their selection.

Emmanouela (left) and Xrisi (right) Charistaki from Festos. Quality vegetables for Cretan Mediterranean diet.

Stamatia Smernou (left) and Lazos Chatziioannidis from Elita. The Greek company sourced 13.000 tons of kiwifruit this season and is preparing for large volumes of strawberries.

Panagiotis Portovaras from Portofruit. This was the Greek company’s first participation in Fruit Logistica in search of buyers for kiwifruit and citrus fruits.

From left, Evangelia, Tatiana, and Nancy Tsola from Tsolas. The Greek company is seeking new partnerships for Hayward kiwifruit and recently expanded its cold storage facilities.

Dionisis (left) and Dimitris Koutsogiannopoulos from AK Greek Fruits. Major suppliers of potatoes as well as watermelons.

Anastasia Georgiadi and Gregory Otten from Hellenic Land Saitis. Greek citrus fruits and grapes form the core of their selection, but you can find even more.

Ioannis Panagiotakopoulos from the Greek company TEX. Quality paper corners for firm packaging solutions.

The team of the Greek cooperative Kavala Coop. Boerica kiwifruit is the new addition to their selection with growing volumes.

Ananias Gavriilidis from Ananias Fruit. The Greek company is looking for both import and export partnerships.

Liliana Kakogianni (left) and Magda Tsatsiklidou (right) from Li-Fruits. They were in Berlin offering sourcing solutions for fruits from all over Greece.

Katerina Dinori (left), Nikos Tsiakidis, and Angeliki Paraskevopoulou from the Greek cooperative AC Episkopi. The company is seeking new buyers for its kiwifruit beyond the EU borders.

Maria Kakosimou (left) and Ilias Kakosimos (right). The young owners of the Greek family company Kakosimos, with Hayward kiwifruit as its main product.

The team of the Greek company T. Togias Family Farm, which plans to further develop its sweet potato production.

Vasilis Bougas from the Greek cooperative Asepop Naoussa. Kiwifruit is the most recent product added to their Vermina brand and the main topic of their discussions in Berlin.

Giorgos Nestoropoulos (left) and Merkourios Liliopoulos (right) from the Greek cooperative Komex. The company is developing strongly in kiwifruit and is among the largest flat peach suppliers in Greece.

The team of the Greek vegetable cooperatives from Crete participating in the VegiTerraneo program.

Emilia Lewandowska of Polish apple exporter Fruit-Group. They also export soft fruits.

The team of the Greek consulting services company Novacert, with extensive experience in managing promotion programs for Greek fruits abroad.

Giorgos Kolivanis and Petros Soursos from the Greek citrus company Soursos, which has installed a new state-of-the-art fruit sorting machine since last year.

The team of the Greek strawberry cooperative Aelia Berries. One of the youngest strawberry cooperatives in Greece, seeking to expand its partnership base.

Giorgos Kontolis (right), Ioanna Tsibla (center), and Evangelos Tasios (left) from the Greek company Tasios Kiwi. Hayward kiwifruit is the company’s main commercial product.

Amgad Nessem, export manager of El Teriak Farms. The exports reports that global markets "simply chose to skip Egyptian Navel oranges this season," however he reports a high demand for Valencia oranges.

Marwa Saleh, Ola Sami and Soad Karem from Domiatec, the leading potato seeds importer in Egypt.

Angelos Angelakis from the citrus company Angelakis Fruits. Lane Late oranges are currently the company’s main focus.

Part of the Mauritanian delegation at Fruit Logistica 2026, led by Yarba Ould Elmane (center), deputy general director of the National Society for Rural Development (SONADER), in company of watermelon growers and Sonader executives.

Baris Moustafa (left) and Onur Mustafa Ahmet (right) from the Greek company Yaka. Cherries are the company’s core product, while it is now also developing in blueberries.

Dimitris Taktikos from the Greek company Taktikos. The company is dynamically expanding into raspberries, which are already shipped alongside large strawberry loads.

Anastasios Tsekouras (left) and Miltiadis Mavrogiannis (right) from Biokarpos. Their specialty is Greek organic fruits and vegetables in all their variety.

Seun Rasheed, CEO of Souk Farms: "Fruit Logistica 2026 confirmed what we already knew, the market is ready for disciplined, scalable African supply."

The team of the Greek company Nespar. Asparagus and kiwifruit are the two products at the core of its commercial activities.

Aris Schotman from the Greek company Mazzoni-Schotman. The company is preparing to immediately start marketing the first batches of white asparagus for the new season.

The team of the Greek Potato Producers Group of Nevrokopi. They are making investments to upgrade product storage in order to expand their commercial distribution capabilities.

Ms. Liliana Ristovska-Barlagianni and Mr. George Barlagiannis from the Greek company GLF Fruit. After a good citrus season, they are preparing for the season of their main product, watermelon.

Agrow, a newly launched Egyptian company that grows and exports Medjool dates.

Ms. Despina Zilakou and Mr. Theodoros Rizoulis from Rizoulis Fruit. The Greek company is interested in expanding its partnerships in apples.

Giorgos Balbouzis from Balbouzis Fruits. Hayward kiwifruit is the main product of the Greek company’s international collaborations.

Vaggelis Kyriakou and Nikos Prountzos from Anyfion BioProducts. The company has extensive experience supplying Central European markets with Greek organic products.

Giorgos Tzounopoulos from the Agricultural Cooperative of Meliki, which has been placing increasing emphasis on kiwifruit in recent years.

The team of Alkyon Fruit. Following a recent technological upgrade of its production facilities, the Greek company is a key supplier of Greek kiwifruit and other fruits.

Eleni Dimitrouli (left) and Lina Moudiri (right) from the Greek company Frueat. Kiwifruit and stone fruits were at the center of their commercial discussions.

Alkiviadis Kalampokis from the Greek company Great Exhibitions. Behind him is the list of all Greek companies whose presence at Fruit Logistica was coordinated by his company. He undertakes similar projects for many other exhibitions.

Katerina Michou (left) and Lluís Pérez (right), hosts of the stand of the European promotion program EU Fruit Basket for Greek kiwifruit and peaches, and Spanish kakis.

George Titiris (left) and Petros Pingos (right) from the Greek company Promo Solutions. They support and manage the participation of Greek companies in numerous international exhibitions.

Sonia Bentaja, sales director at Clem2b. This Moroccan company grows citrus since 1930, and has a line dedicated to growing and packing organic citrus.

Nikos Kouratoras (left) and Giorgos Trypakos (right) from the Greek company Eurovita. They came from the Athens Central Market to strengthen the variety of their imports.

Hassan Al-Ahmad, general manager of Dery Fruit, Egyptian citrus exporter.

The team of the Greek citrus company Gefra, with decades of history and major collaborations with European retailers.

Roza Bouzona (left) and Areti Laina (right) from the Greek company MJF. Kiwifruit was the product they promoted most at Fruit Logistica.

Christos Kolios from the Greek company Kolios. The company manages Soreli yellow kiwifruit in Greece. Mr. Kolios is also president of the Hellenic Interprofessional Kiwi Organization.

Miltos Balakanakis from Balakanakis Olympic Fruit. From the Greek company, one can find all the products of the Greek land.

Theofilos Aplakidis (left) and Ioannis Stogios (right) from Soulis. The packaging technology company discussed new technological developments and evolving customer needs with its partners.

Menelaos Tzouris (left), Napoleon Lesis (center), and Fotini Papazoglou (right) from the Greek company Menelaos Fresh. Based in the Athens Central Market, Menelaos Fresh seeks partnerships for special products to be available exclusively at its facilities.

Othman Michbal (center), deputy general manager of Les Domaines Zniber, the prominent Moroccan growing and exporting company.

Stefania Toka from TokAS Olymp Fruits, with strong activity in kiwifruit trading.

Abdellatif Baalla and Mohamed Mikou from Wazo Packaging, Moroccan exporter of citrus fruits to the global market.

Ilias Fanourakis from the Greek company Olive Net. Don’t let the name confuse you. He offers protective nets for all tree crops against wind, hail, sun, and insects.

Abderrahmane Zouhir and Hajar Ettayea, from the Moroccan growing and exporting company Krone F&V. The company unveiled its new brand identity at Fruit Logistica, along with an expanded catalog of fruits and vegetables, and, above all, a new customized packaging solution for supermarkets.

Loukia Theou (left), Dimitris Theos (center), and Theodosios Theos (right). The brushes of the Greek company Theou guarantee effective and gentle fruit cleaning in packing houses.

Apostolos Asimomytis (left) and Aris Vasilikos (right) from the Greek company Nutriac. If you are looking for fruit coating, they have got you covered.

Dounia Drissi Atmani and Salma Mediany from the Moroccan company Lady B. The company added avocados to its catalogue this season.

Giannis Kolios from Novatec. The company has greatly contributed to the technological upgrading of Greek packing houses and continuously works on new solutions.

Ikram Benandou, area export manager at Ô Fresh, Moroccan company growing and exporting tomatoes.

Said Aghzou, CEO of Valyour. The Moroccan company grows and exports various fruits and early vegetables, with a particular attention to watermelons and prickly pears this season.

Ghizlane Adnani and Mohamed Ait El Mkadem from Orisud. The moroccan company announced increasing its export volumes of fruits and early vegetables despite challenging climate in Morocco, as well as the expansion of its certification portfolio.

Driss Mendyl, from the Moroccan company Cap Agro, a regular of Fruit Logistica.

Youssef El Khlifi (left) Óscar Ramírez (center) in company with fair visitors. The Moroccan company grows, imports and exports avocados.

Smail Ziad and El Bssita Rachid from Domaine Elbssita, Moroccan grower and exporter of Medjool dates. The company is located in Boudnib, the historic cradle of the Medjool variety.

Abdellah Houri, Miriam Escobar, Rafael Garcia and Richi Menoyo from Nature Growers. This Moroccan company grows and exports organic vegetables, peppers and beans, and supplies European markets, especially the UK, the Netherlands, Germany and Italy.

Ilham Rojid, Lahoucine Belkadi and Ismail Tougir from Jawhara Fruits. This Moroccan company grows and exports a wide range of fruits and vegetables in Morocco and Mauritania, with a special attention to watermelons.

Ahmed Badawi and Ashraf Seihi from the Egyptian company Mapco, citrus fruit exporters.

Ahmed Yehya and Ehab Sami from Noureen Food and its new brand Rofan Food. The company introduced a new garlic variety to Egypt, whose next export season starts in February 15th.

Moataz El Sheikh from Egy Onions. As its name clearly states, the company supplies onions from Egypt.

Ibrahim Gadallah (left) and Abdelrahman Mahrous (right) from the Egyptian citrus exporter Jana Fresh.

Salma Sedky from the Egyptian citrus and grape exporter Jaguar Egypt. Salma reports a higher demand for Egyptian Valencia oranges compared to Navel oranges earlier this season.

Ramadan Elsayyad, commercial director and Ahmed Abdullatif, export manager of Palm Hills Dates, Egyptian Medjool dates grower and exporter.

Ralph Nakhal and Mariam Edward, from the Egyptian company Tomna, report on higher acreage and volumes of garlic from Egypt this season.

Mennatallah Tarek Hassan (center), and Gehan Mostafa (right) from the Egyptian citrus exporter Sadat Global.

Pico's team at Fruit Logistica. This Egyptian company is pioneering new products to Egypt, such as avocados and blueberries.

Mostafa Medhat and Omar Medhat from Tut Produce, Egyptian company growing and exporting potatoes, sweet potatoes and onions.

Ahmed Mosaad, export sales manager at Food Alliance, Egypt.

Anthony Ngugi, from Mavuno Organics, grows and exports organic avocados from Kenya.

Mohamed Abdel Halim from Food Alliance, an Egyptian company growing and exporting citrus to various global markets.

Jaafar Salimi, commercial director at Les Délices Majhoul. The company grows and exports organic Medjool dates from Morocco. Its dates were recently ranked "Best Dates in the World" by Taste Atlas.

Osama Saleh from Houd Elnile, Egyptian citrus grower and exporter, reports high demand on Egyptian Valencia oranges.

Mohamed Awad, CEO of Al Awad, exports sweet potatoes, chili peppers and garlic from Egypt.

Nasser Makled, general manager of Blue Valley, exports garlic, sweet potatoes, oranges and strawberries from Egypt.

Hisham El Naggar, vice chairman of the prominent Egyptian grower Daltex.

Abozeid Mohamed, marketing and sales manager of Agroland, in company of Sherif Mowiena, board member of Gamco. Both are exporters of various fresh produce from Egypt.

Mohamed Hussein and Enmaa's team, fresh produce exporters from Egypt. The company is part of the giant Juhayna for Food Industries.

Mary Shakour, Shehab El-Sayed Mohamed, and Omnia Abdelmajid from the Egyptian company Wadi Food.

Yasmine Adel, export specialist at Max Mark, an Egyptian company growing and exporting vegetables and greens.

Reda Mohamed and Ahmed Fathalla from Grand Egypt Agro. The company supplies the European market with citrus, pomegranates, capsicum and other products.

Khaled El Banna, vice chairman, and Khaled Dawoud, managing director of Agreen. This is leading citrus exporter in Egypt for the 10th consecutive year with over 200.000 tonnes exported last season.

Hamdi Megawer from the Egyptian company Ghezaa visiting Freshplaza's stand at Fruit Logistica. Ghezaa export sweet potatoes, mangoes, strawberries and early vegetables to various global markets.

Souad Fadel from the Lebanese company Fadel Trading.

A. Hajjaoui and Abdulrahman Al Nwaisir from the Saudi dates growing and exporting company Sanyeh.

Jebha Youssef, president of Vita Souss, and the company's team at Fruit Logistica. This Moroccan company grows and exports berries, citrus, early vegetables and broccoli among other products, to the EU, North America, Africa and GCC countries.

Ahmed El Beltagy from the Egyptian company Belco.

Wafaa Loukili, export manager of GPC, Moroccan packaging industrialist.

Hazem Osman, Mohamed Zayed and Hatem Gabr from Fruitful, an Egyptian exporter of general fresh produce.

Mohamed Ben Biga, executive of the Association of Moroccan Nadorcott Producers.

Haitham El Saadany the Egyptian company Sadat Agro Fruit.

Saleh Hegazy from Mafaza, one the few blueberry exporters in Egypt.

Michael Halim and Amir Halim from Elhalim export, an Egyptian exporter spring onions, sugar snaps and yellow/red onions. They announce a season of high production and demand for spring onions.

Tewodros Zewdie, executive director of the Ethiopian Horticultural Producers and Exporters Association.

Mohamed Elmoghazi and Ibrahim Hassan from Elwadi. They report on a higher demand for Egyptian Valencia oranges this season.

Mohamed Ramdani (second from the right) and Groupe Kantari's team from Morocco.

Oumlala Youssef, CEO of Oumlala Company. The company located in the Gharb region of Morocco grows and exports citrus and watermelon to the European market.

Ahmed Shaaban, export manager of El Roda, announces an earlier-than-usual season for Egyptian grapes, with an expected rise in production.

Omar Hisham and Youssef Yasser from the Egyptian citrus grower and exporter El-Nour Establishment.

Ahmed Ali Megahed, CEO of Salhia, Egyptian orange exporter.

Sara Yacoub and Emad Yacoub from the Egyptian company Nivex.

Mohamed Korayem and Roshdy Korayem from the Egyptian company Green Way.

Mohamed Raafat (right), CCO of United Farms, Egypt.

Moustafa Shaalan, sales manager of Green Tiba. The Egyptian exporter affirms he will continue to export fresh strawberries this season as late as demand allows it, while the trend is to shift to frozen strawberries.

Karim Fayed, Hamdy Fayed, Shadi Fayed and Ghoniem Hisham form FATA, a pioneering grower of blueberries in Egypt.

Fahad Emad Alshbel from the National Centre for Palms and Dates in Saudi Arabia.

Amadou Ndiaye Seck and Modou Faye from A.N.S Inter-Export, a Senegalese company specializing in the fresh mango industry.

Shoaib Ahmed and Ali Murtaza from Maseera trading, a UAE-based company, part of the Pakistani group National Fruit.

Maged Bassily, business development manager of the Egyptian company Miret. The company sources and exports garlic, spring onions, beans, peas and guavas to the EU and the UK.

Hiba El Madawey, Mamdouh Mohamed and Mohamed Ghataty from Ghataty Farms, Egypt.

Eslam Gelila, CEO of Gelila, fourth orange exporter from Egypt last season in terms of volumes.

Elwaha is a company from Egypt exporting a wide range of fruits and vegetables, including spring onions, carrots, green beans, and grapes.

Abdelrahman Eltokhy, quality control and sales manager of Sky Fruit Egypt, exhibiting for the first time at Fruit Logistica.

Abd El Kader Gouda (left) CEO of El Saad Fruit, Egyptian company exporting citrus to Europe.

Abbas Hosny and Mohamed Hosny from Azad export Egyptian Medjool dates.

Saied El-Sayed, managing director of Hama Holding and its companies Unifrest and Elgebaly, Egypt.

Mohamed Emad and Nora Mohamed from Happy Land, for potatoes and vegetables from Egypt.

Eslam Selim, general manager of FruitVeg, Egypt.

Palestine Dates exported most of its Medjool production early this season, an evidence of high international demand. Main markets are the EU, North America, the UAE and Morocco.

Karam Attia, executive manager of K-Fruit, exporter of general fresh produce.

Mohamed Kammoura from J K for Agricultural Investment, exporter of grapes, dates and herbs from Egypt.

Talaat El Banna of Future Agrico, grower and exporter of grapes, strawberries, pomegranates and various vegetables from Egypt.

Ali Elkouz, general manager of Ali Dates. This Jordanian company exports Medjool dates and by-products.

Elizabeth Post Chuwa energetically representing the Kostiv Tanzania group, avocado exporter to EU, India and the UAE.

Firas Awdi, Mohamed Awdi, Dana Tarchichi and Ghassan Awdi from Cedra Grapes Global, Lebanon. The company expanded its catalogue from grapes to cover cherries and dried tomatoes.

Masoud Emami (left) and Oumar Ikbal (center) representing El Barakah Dates, globally leading company in date processing.

Ihab Sharaf, president ITC and Sweet Potato International, behind one of the main sweet potato nurseries in Egypt and the Mediterranean region.

El-Miqdad Hassan Nandwa (right), CEO of the Kenyan growing and exporting company Fawakih, specializing in avocados.

Augustine Wakaba, from the Kenyan avocado company Signum.

Anne-Marie Roorda (CBI), Banchayen Sehle (Koga Veg), Sebsede Jemaneh (GIZ), Tewodros Zewdie (EHPEA), Farrah-Mia Everon (CBI), at the Ethiopian pavilion in Fruit Logistica 2026.

Ambrose Okojie, managing director of AGB Paulas from Nigeria, exports sweet potatoes, yam, cassava and peanuts.

Moncef Chebbi, sales director of Horchani Dattes, the only Tunisian company at Fruit Logistica 2026.

Rayan El Sawy and the Egyptian Emirati's team at Fruit Logistica.

Yousra Mahmoud from the Egyptian company Fresh Energy.

Abd El Rahman Mohammad Ahmed, from the Jordanian company Arabian Tree.

Aya El Dabbas representing the Jordan Exporters and Producers Association for Fruit and Vegetables. JEPA sponsored the participation of four companies at Fruit Logistica.

Mo'men Sinokrot, managing director of Palestine Gardens. Two weeks ahead of Ramadan, the company sold out its Medjool dates stocks.

Tarik Al Dari and Kareem Al Khas from Dar Abu Abdullah. This NGO from Jordan grows vegetables, strawberries and dates, and exports processed dates to empower local communities and sustain its food bank Tkiyet Um Ali.

Shadi Abo Shadi, general manager of Egypt Palm.

Sameh Gerges (center), general manager of Al-Batoul, grower and exporter of grapes, mango, pomegranates and dates from Egypt.

Abanoub Boshra from Food Link, Egyptian citrus grower and exporter, specializing in supplying supermarkets.

Dorra Zairi, from the Import Promotion Office, supports several Moroccan and Egyptian companies to exhibit at major trade shows.

Aziz Hyder, CEO of the Egyptian company Fresh Connect.

Collins Hodey representing the Ghana Association of Vegetable Exporters.

The Vegetable Producers and Exporters Association of Ghana.

Obed Amevor representing Ghana's mango growers. The association groups over 1200 members, growing the earliest mangoes in West Africa with a season starting in December.

Alfonce Mburu from Zapet Farming, a Kenyan company exporting chillies, French beans, peas, avocados and passion fruit.

Sushant Wankar and Santosh Kore from Marvel, a Kenyan company exporting a wide range of fruits, vegetables and herbs.

Muzungu Daniel, CEO of Effective M&N, Rwandan company exporting garlic, passion fruit and avocados.

Victor Kahura, director of Green Life Ka's, participates in Fruit Logistica for the first time as an exhibitor. The Rwandan company exports beans, chilies and avocados.

Irenosen Barbara Ohiwerei from Rwandan company Soo Agro.

Shem Muikia, Lenny Kuria and Joyce Maina from the Kenyan company Phyma Fresh, exporters of French beans, sugar snaps and chilies to the European market.

Freshplaza's stand welcomed Mahmoud El-Sheikh et Mohamed El-Sheikh from the Egyptian onions company Trading Island.

Peter Xiang (right), general manager of Yichang Huangjia Fruit, showcasing the company's quality meter. According to Peter, the quality meter has shown good results with avocado growers in Latin America.

Yvelin Yuan (right) from Jining Fuyuan Fruits and Vegetables, a Chinese company offering a wide range of fruits and vegetables.

Patience Chindong, co-founder of Euro Afri Link. The company sources fresh produce from Africa to Europe and vice versa.

Tahar Hamdani, CEO of PCS Agri, a Moroccan company specializing in digital solutions for agriculture. PCS Agri provides patented solutions for tracking and counting seeds and yields.

Fyffes' Stand was again very accessible and strikingly decorated

Johan Vis, Jelle Koop, Damion Schwarzkachel, Koen Vanhooydonck, Xinyan Ma, Shuang Fan of Rijk Zwaan.

Fall Creek/Sekoya: Ellen Kim, Laura Cosano and Elsa Fourie

Liora Lifshits, Myriam Bin-Nun and Stephan Vonk of Harmoniz and Mastronardi Produce. Together, they have launched a new category of cucumbers. This cucumber is between 4 and 5 cm and eaten in 1 bite.