5500 companies offer a million products in GV 2025

The Dubai World Trade Center announced its reception again, the “Glevoud Food Show” from 17 to 21 February 2025, pointing out that the exhibition will start in its 30th edition under the title “The next stage in the field of food”.

A statement, issued yesterday, stated that this year’s edition of the exhibition is the largest ever, as “Glevoud 2025” will witness more than a million products and more than 5500 exhibitors, between major multinational companies, and others emerging in the field of food, of the most From 129 countries.

Visitors will be able to tour 24 huge exhibition halls, which extend over an area of ​​more than one million square feet, to explore the new products, components and flavors offered by the model, as well as identifying various experiences in the field of cooking, and concluding commercial deals.

The statement estimated the value of the deals, which will be signed throughout the exhibition days, at about 20 billion dollars, which represents 1% of the food and beverage field revenue globally.

The exhibition will also include 79 pavilions for the model countries, including the United States, France, Brazil, the United Kingdom, India, Singapore, Japan and Australia, in addition to companies participating for the first time from Madagascar, Morrichus and Zambia.

“As we have seen the exceptional transformation achieved by the UAE and the global status that Dubai has reached, we saw the development achieved by the Glevoud exhibition for 30 years, until it was able to leave its own imprint and enhance its position In the food and beverage sector, a main destination for the leaders of the field to communicate, hold commercial deals, and draw the features of the future of this industry.

She added: “The 2025 version of the exhibition will highlight the role of the UAE as a global center for innovation in the international food and trade sectors. It will also clarify the role of influential leaders and experts in the field who paved the way for the exhibition to become a destination that enhances opportunities for commercial cooperation and holding solid global partnerships.”