The Internationales Gartenbauforum (International Horticulture Forum) offers a platform for direct exchange for interested companies. With Great Britain as a partner country, the Interessenvertretung der deutschen Industrie für den Gartenbau (INDEGA) (Association for the Representation of the Interests of the German Horticulture Industry), the Ulmer Verlag (Ulmer Publishing House), and Messe Essen continue the International Horticulture Forum series.
Experts will discuss the development of gardening in Great Britain and introduce market opportunities for trading partners. On the British side, the Commercial Horticultural Association (CHA) and others will participate in the forum. At the same time, the event provides an ideal platform for establishing contacts with partners from Great Britain.
The event will take place on Thursday, 28 January 2016 at 14:00 in the Congress Center West. The Forum will consist of short presentations followed by a detailed discussion. Contributions from the auditorium are always welcome in order to promote exchange between the English and German horticultural industries. The conference language is English.
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