Agricultural products at the Shanghai import expo
At the sixth China International Import Expo, held in Shanghai from 5 to 10 November 2023, WPO Group presented food and agricultural products from different countries, connecting producers with buyers and introducing products to the Chinese market.
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The exhibition stand brought together wines from Cyprus and Argentina, coffee from Timor-Leste, Brazilian honey and cashews, Indian spices and other international products. The photographs show the display, buyer conversations and visiting delegates.
The association’s report describes WPO Group as a Hong Kong-based enterprise involved in trade and agricultural technology. Its expo participation illustrates the commercial relationships and product-handling activity that sit alongside the association’s international agricultural exchanges.
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The WPO Group stand at the sixth China International Import Expo.
World Farmer AssociationA discussion beside the wine display at the Shanghai expo.
World Farmer AssociationVisitors presenting bottled products at the exhibition stand.
World Farmer AssociationDelegates examine products during the Shanghai expo.
World Farmer AssociationA conversation at the international-product display.
World Farmer AssociationFood and agricultural products displayed at the WPO Group stand.
World Farmer AssociationA delegation group photograph at the Shanghai exhibition.
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