From Saturday 3rd September to Tuesday 6th September 2016, a new trade exhibition will be held in Iran Tehran International Permanent Fair Ground to promote the horticultural industry in Iran. Iran Green Trade Fair, as the fair has been named, is organized to bring the Iranian and international horticulture industries together and expand their business. The fair is held by HPP Exhibitions International Company in partnership with an Exhibition & Trade Company in Iran, named Khazar Eurasia.
Horticulture is one of the most prominent economic sectors in Iran and as a result, the Fair would create an opportunity for international horticultural supply companies to enter the Iranian market. The exhibitor profile of the fair is divided into two parts; one part focuses on the production of flowers and plants and the second part emphasizes the production of vegetables and fruits and all types of related industries.
Since the exhibition is a business oriented event, the visitor profile of the fair will be dedicated to attract importers and traders from Iran and its neighboring countries of horticultural hard goods, and growers, traders and exporters of flowers, plants, fruits, vegetables and other fresh products and also related industries.
For more information:
Iran Green Trade Fair
info@hpp.nl
info@khazareurasia.ir
www.hppexhibitions.com/horticulture/2016/iran
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