25th FOOD & KITCHEN Africa 2024 | 20 - 22 November | International Trade Exhibition | Nairobi, Kenya

The 25th FOOD & KITCHEN opens up a new world of opportunities for export oriented companies. With a GDP of $95 billion, Kenya recently reached lower-middle income status, and has successfully established a diverse and dynamic economy. It also serves as the point of entry to the larger East African market. Kenya’s Economy is distinguished from most African countries by the fact that it is one of the most diversified and advanced.

Why Kenya:

• Kenya is one of the most sought after markets in the world offering tremendous export opportunities to manufacturers and exporters worldwide
• 53 Million Consumer Market with a seamless access to entire East African Region
• Kenya operates a liberal economy which promotes trade and investment.

Don’t miss the opportunity to be a part of this mega event.
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