The 2nd 21Food Online Exhibition opened on November 16th

The 2nd 21Food Online Expo was grandly opened at 21Food Digital Exhibition Hall at 9:30 on November 16, Beijing time.

The exhibition period is from November 16 to November 20. Domestic and foreign high-quality food and food ingredient companies gather here to experience the online booth, live video, new product release, and new exhibition models such as event forums.

This exhibition includes 2 themed trade halls, 3 regional halls, nearly 400 global exhibitors, and more than 1,000 categories of products brought accurate matching.
More than 50 overseas media continued to report the entire exhibition.



Simultaneous live broadcast on overseas social platforms such as Facebook and LinkedIn.
Canadian Food Export Association
Italian Chamber of Commerce

Some international exhibitors

ProPlan Industrial Co. Ltd. (Thailand)
ProPlan Industrial has been in the business from 2007. All products are shelf-stable and are at their best for at least 18 months. The range of Curry pastes and Asian cooking sauces are able to transport dishes to flavors straight out of the vibrant and aromatic streets of Thailand, Asia, and the world. Ready-to-eat vegetarian line promotes good health especially this season, and Ready-to-cook noodles and sauce are both practical and authentically flavorful.  

NAM VIET FOODS AND BEVERAGE COMPANY LTD (Vietnam)
The Nam Viet Foods & Beverage Co., LTD is 100% Vietnamese owned with 25 years of experience in the beverage field for local markets and the processing of goods for exporting companies in Vietnam. In the second quarter of 2016 the owner of Nam Viet F&B decided to expand to markets worldwide and rapidly conquer the trust of clients from the first order through quality control, fast delivery and most importantly our main goal to service client accounts after sale and client satisfaction 

Frikos d.o.o. (Serbia)
Frikos is a grower, processor and exporter of both organic and conventional IQF fruits. Products are packed for retail as well as in bulk.Standards GFSI include: BRC "A" grade, IFS Higher level, SMETA (2-Pillars), FSMA compliant (USA market), KOSHER certified, ECOCERT organic certification according to EC 834/2007, NOP Final rule # 7 (USA) and Bio Suisse (Switzerland). Member of SEDEX.  

Some Chinese Exhibitors
COFCO, Greensnow, Xianyangyang, Tianjiao, Jiahua, Xiangchi, Lihua, Aipu, Futaste, Bright moon, Meihua, Fufeng, Xingzhou, Super, Tongyuan, Jinhe, Wuhan Youji, Kolod, Waking Lion, Ante, Black Tea, Xie Yuda, Biosan Biotech, Xinjiang Fruits, Baixing Food, Yingbiao Mushroom, Jia Rong He Food, Zhejiang Kingsure, Hunan Tea...

More information:
For computer: https://expo.21food.com
For mobile: https://wap.21food.com/online/international/

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