Leading trade fair strengthens foothold in Southeast Asia with its third edition
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Part of the ProWein World Series of leading wines and spirits trade fairs, the third edition of ProWine Asia (Singapore) returns with a trade-focused platform for international wine producers to tap on the growth prospects of Southeast Asia and reach out to key importers, distributors and suppliers.
The largest of its kind in Southeast Asia, ProWine Asia (Singapore) 2020, jointly organised by UBM and Messe Düsseldorf Asia, will feature a wide representation of international wine and spirit labels, an extensive scope of solutions and concepts for the region’s diverse consumer markets, as well as specialised masterclasses and seminars by industry speakers.
As a regional event of ProWein Düsseldorf and held alongside FHA Food & Beverage Asia, the specialist trade fair provides an opportune setting to forge new industry networks across the synergistic wines and spirits, food and hospitality sectors.
For a review of how the trade fair went in 2018, please visit this link: https://singapore.prowineasia.com/review-2018.html
As part of the exhibition, ProWine Asia (Singapore) 2020 will host a joint opening ceremony attracting both industry dignitaries and local and international press, free masterclasses on the show floor, and many networking opportunities across the show days.
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