Invitation: the International Food Hospitality Fair, April 26-30,2022

The Consulate General of India has extended an invite to FEDHASA members to attend their International Food Hospitality Fair which will be held April 26th – 30th in New Delhi. 

The verticals in the expo include food and beverages, hospitality services, F&B equipment, marine products and wine & spirits. AAHAR is an ideal platform for the food and hospitality industry for showcasing high quality products. it is preferred destination for global vendors for sourcing products from display of wide array of food and beverages and products from allied Industry.

Predecessor edition of AAHAR have witnessed sizeable participation involving over 700 exhibitors, 20 countries and 40,000 trade visitors. Return of AAHAR following the Omnicron Pandemic will ensure an opportunity to catalyse the economic recovery of Indian business, link them with overseas markets, and will present an opportunity to an overseas company to establish contact with such large consumer base.

AAHAR offers a wide range of high-quality products and solutions at competitive prices, under one roof and promote India’s exports in the food, beverages and hospitality sector. We will assist interested & establish buyers through a dedicated hosted buyer’s programme. A brochure of the upcoming edition of AAHAR along with a brief on the show is enclosed for your reference.

Please click here for more details of opportunities to source products directly from Indian food and hospitality exporters to South Africa.   

For any further information for participation and clarification regarding the visit of buyers and buyer assistance program you may contact com.jburg@mea.gov.in

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