International Fresh Produce Show coming to Singapore in July 2010.
Singapore International Fruit & Vegetable Show 2010 (SIFAVS'10), an international exhibition where exhibitors exhibit their fresh produce from around the world.


SNGAPORE, September 04, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Singapore is set to stage the Singapore International Fruit & Vegetable Show (SIFAVS'10), an international exhibition where exhibitors will gather under one roof to bring their fresh produce from around the world, to display their varieties to the buyers visiting the show.

In all, over 100 exhibitors, representing 18 countries are expected to exhibit in this inaugural international show. Targeted primary at the Asian market, the show expects to attract key buyers from the distributors, retail & wholesale, food processors, supermarkets, hotels & restaurants, airlines, catering centers and other related trades.

Singapore imported an estimated value of S$1 .9 billion worth of food per year. Fruits and vegetables imported are respectively 370,000 tons and 410,000 tons with an estimated market value of S$302 million and S$415 million in 2001. In 2008, Singapore's per capita consumption for fruit is 70.0kg, and for vegetable is 82.6kg.

In Singapore, a government campaign to encourage people to eat more healthy food has helped to create a positive effect on the fruit and vegetables market.

This is positively a huge market and Singapore International Fruit & Vegetable Show 2010 aims to be the fresh produce hub of Asia, for buyers and suppliers alike.

SIFAVS'10 will be held at the Singapore Expo from July 23 - 25, 2010.



For more information on the event, please visit the website: www.sifavs.com

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