New Jersey (United States) Market Samachar LLC, has announced the third Market Samachar South Asian Food Trade show. It will be held at The New Jersey Convention and Exposition Center in Edison NJ, USA on Thursday July 7 & Friday July 8, 2011.
It is the only trade show designed and organized specifically for Agri based and processed food products manufacturers, exporters, distributors and related business services providers. For the exhibitors‟ and attendees‟ convenience, the location of the venue has been particularly chosen near the largest South Asian food market in the US.
Supermarket buyers of ethnic foods, importers, distributors, retailers and restaurant owners will be able to source new varieties of products, review latest packaging trend, meet and greet fellow industry experts and have a personal interaction with the vendors at this trend setting trade fair.
Exhibitors from USA, Canada, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Dubai, Singapore and many other countries have committed their participation.
Recognizing the importance of such a trade event, the All India Rice Exporters Association (AIREA) and the All India Food Processors’ Association (AIFPA) has given its support to the trade show.
Bharat Joshi, a 30-year-veteran of the ethnic food industry, the publisher of Market Samachar magazine, and the chief organizer of the trade show, has invited APEDA, the SPICE BOARD, the Export Promotion councils of Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri- Lanka, and the Rice exporters association of Pakistan, to exhibit and participate with their members.
“Our vision is to inspire, help, and facilitate the participants to expand their business, and their share of the North American market, by providing, through this pioneering trade show, a common platform where exhibitors can introduce new products and services to prospective customers, where ideas can be freely exchanged, and where any businessmen can readily feel the current pulse of the market place. The previous shows were all successful, but we believe this year will be an even grander success”, Mr. Joshi said.
