SALIMA supplemented by the MBK and INTECO fairs
Integral to the food calendar are the MBK and INTECO trade fairs. The first aims to present the quality and importance of the bakery and confectionary sector. Exhibiting here will be e.g. the companies Jarospol, Kornfeil, J4, TOPOS and TenArt. Part of the fair will be a so-called “Job Forum”, whose general partner is the company Albert.
Technology Hall
The trend over the last few food fairs has been to separate food technology away from the traditional presentations of food and drinks. This year will be the first time, however, that technological innovations will have their very own trade fair - SALIMA Technology. Visitors will find it in Hall V, together with the MBK and INTECO trade fairs.
Festival of Tastes in Hall C
This year's new feature is the Festival of Tastes, which will take place in Hall C from 1 to 3 March. The main part of it is a festival of microbreweries, which will be attended by 50 Czech and Moravian beer producers.
Hall V will also host the MBK and INTECO fairs
Food fairs offer a complete overview of all related industries – not to forget, for example, bakery, confectionery, or equipment for restaurants and retail. The first above mentioned is dedicated to by the MBK fair. Companies such as Jarospol, Kornfeil, J4, TOPOS and TenArt will be presented.
Food fairs will focus on technology and food presentation
Food fairs are starting at the Brno Exhibition Centre on 27 February. They will last until 2 March and you can look forward to a comprehensive overview of food production and related industries. The SALIMA International Food Fair will be traditionally complemented by VINEX, the MBK International Milling Industry, Bakery and Confectionery Fair, and the INTECO International Fair of Equipment for Retail Trade, Hotels and Catering Facilities.
SALIMA Technology is on a roll, gaining interest from a number of companies
The new conception of the SALIMA International Food Fair and its accompanying events, which will take place at the Brno Exhibition Centre from 27 February to 2 March, is already attracting interest from a number of companies.
What will the traditional food fairs bring in 2018?
The preparations of the 31st SALIMA International Food Fair and concurrently held events are already in full swing. Based on last year's feedback, interesting features are prepared for the next edition. For companies preferring the sale of food products, the total duration of the fair and the inclusion of a weekend day are being discussed.
Thirtieth anniversary Salima a success again
News from the food and drink sector and also the technologies for the processing, treatment and sales, as well as packaging and printing attracted tens of thousands of interested people to the Exhibition Centre. The concept of the morning hours dedicated to professional visitors, while in the afternoon the halls opened for the general public proved to be a good one. In comparison with the last edition there was a slight increase in the number of exhibiting companies and the exhibition area increased as well.
SZPI Survey: A Czech consumer has the same tastes as a European one and requires the same quality of food
The Czech Agriculture and Food Inspection Authority (SZPI) regularly conduct research on consumer preferences. In October and November 2015, their sociological research has focused on how Czech consumers perceive the situation where a number of foreign manufacturers of food supplied products of different composition under the same name to different national markets, often on the grounds that in different countries, people have different tastes. Research has shown that it is not the case in the Czech Republic, and also that 88% of respondents are annoyed by this current practice. 36 percent of Czech consumers said that this was just a blatant manipulation.
CEITEC and ROLOFOL cooperation cemented by signature
Chairman of the Board of Directors of ROLOFOL, Václav Kučerka and Director of the Central Institute of Technology CEITEC at BUT Radimír Vrba have signed an extended cooperation agreement at EMBAX PRINT today. That means for the company ROLOFOL an opportunity to use a wider scientific basis. "We operate in a very competitive environment. To be successful in foreign markets, we need to offer to our customers top quality and something more. And this is helped not only by our own diligence, but also the fact we have the possibility to use scientific knowledge," says Miroslav Zeman, business director of ROLOFOL.
