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In today’s globalised world, the complexities of the agri-food supply chain have never been more critical. Ensuring that food products arrive safely and efficiently, while maintaining the highest standards of quality and traceability, is paramount. The demand for robust logistical solutions continues to grow, driven by increasingly stringent food safety regulations and consumer expectations for…

For professionals in the global agri-food industry, SIAL Paris has long been a pivotal meeting point. It’s the place where business relationships are forged, partnerships solidified, and opportunities uncovered. But with close to 300,000 attendees and thousands of exhibitors, finding the right connections can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. That’s where the all-new SIAL Paris 2024 Networking Platform steps in, revolutionizing the way participants connect and engage.

The Middle East has become a major destination for food imports due to limited agricultural capacity, water scarcity, and growing populations. Countries like Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey, and Egypt heavily rely on imports to satisfy domestic demand, particularly for dairy, meat, fruits, vegetables, and other agri-food products. The region’s dependence on foreign suppliers is evident in the importation of both raw and processed food products, driven by changing consumer preferences and rapid urbanization.