Manufacturing Industry
Hostex 2005: Johannesburg, South Africa
AgExporter, Oct, 2004
American Caf,: The American Cafe at HostEx 2005 offers an excellent opportunity and cost-effective means for producers and suppliers of American food products to display their wares and gain maximum exposure at an international trade show.
The Venue: Sandston Convention Center Johannesburg, South Africa
Dates: March 13-16, 2005
Deadline: Jan. 15, 2005
The Show: HostEx is the leading food and catering hospitality showcase in the region. In 2003, this show had 367 exhibitors and 10,000 trade visitors. HostEx is the ultimate magnet for the buying power behind the region's leading hotels, restaurants, pubs, clubs and guesthouses, caterers, fast-food establishments and a host of other prominent purveyors. HostEx demonstrates the opportunities for increased U.S. exports to certain niche markets. For a minimal fee of $400, a company can have its product displayed and sampled without the full expense of having its own booth.
The Market: Tourism, with an estimated average annual growth rate of 12 percent, is South Africa's fourth-largest industry, supporting more than 700 hotels, 2,800 guesthouses and 10,000 restaurants. Tourism's total contribution to the national economy is estimated at more than $10 billion annually.
Best Products: Pasta, chocolate candies, convenience foods, tree nuts, peanuts, frozen prepared foods for the food service sector, poultry, pet foods, Tex-Mex foods, consumer-ready rice, Greek foods, dairy products, popcorn, fresh fruits, sauces, fish and seafood, private-label products, cereals and whiskey
Contact: Tobitha Jones
FAS Trade Show Office
Tel.: (202) 690-1182
Fax: (202) 690-4374
E-mail: Tobitha.Jones@usda.gov
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