Fruit Attraction online seminar: "Challenges and opportunities in a new scenario"

8 June 2020

Raúl Calleja, Director of Agri-Food Events at Ifema, would like to invite you to an open Zoom meeting where you may talk with the Fruit Attraction team about our plans for Fruit Attraction 2020: news, challenges and opportunities, and more, and where they will answer any questions that may arise during the session.

Register for the available session: June 15th - 4pm

The registration confirmation will contain all the information you need to schedule the chosen webinar in your calendar and a link to join.
Please note that registration for each session will close one hour before the start time.
If you would like more information, drop us a line at fruitattraction@ifema.es

ifema.es/fruitattraction

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