Food ingredients South America

　　If you want to do business with more food ingredient buyers across Latin America, you need to attract their interest in a big way. The best place to do that in 2007 will be the exciting new trade show ingredients in Food Latin America. This highly professional event is expected to bring in over 14,000 visitors who will be on the lookout for what our 500 expected exhibitors can offer. Don't miss this chance to meet them!

　　Fi South America 2007 is organised by CMP Information, who have 20 years experience in creating trade shows that bring local and international buyers and sellers together. It will be our 50th food and health ingredients event, and one of nine internationally established food-related exhibitions we will host in 2007. Attendance at our shows is increasing significantly each year, and the vast majority of our visitors hold senior management positions. You can be confident that Fi South America 2007 will be totally geared towards your business success.

　　A uniquely worthwhile experience In addition to finding interesting ingredients, visitors will be able to pick up fresh ideas and information on the most recent innovations and trends. That's what makes Fi South Latin America so different from other food ingredient events this region, and so valuable to attend.

　　Special Features at the show will be

　　A conference programme where leading specialists reveal the innovations and trends that are setting the direction for the future.

　　Technical Seminars where exhibitors can invite their key clients and prospects to attend a presentation in one our meeting rooms

　　Specialist Pavilions such as

　　Ni (Natural ingredients) In this dedicated pavilions, buyers can meet manufacturers and suppliers of (semi) natural ingredients, harvested from the earth, the sea or from animals

　　FiPSS(Food Safety Processing and Services)Food Safety is more important than ever nowadays. This pavilion will feature everything to do with ingredient and product safety, quality control, food processing and regulatory compliance