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Avocados will be a highlight at Fruit Attraction 2024: A global event for the agricultural industry

The 16th edition of Fruit Attraction is fast approaching, promising to be an unforgettable event for professionals in the agricultural sector. Discover how this trade fair, which will be held from October 8 to 10 in Madrid, Spain, has become an essential meeting point worldwide, highlighting the avocado as its star product.

Fruit Attraction, recognized as the world's leading gathering for fruit and vegetable experts, is not limited to Spain or Europe; rather, it has established itself as a global epicenter for the marketing of agricultural products. María José Sánchez, director of Fruit Attraction, shares her vision of this event as an essential meeting point worldwide for the agricultural industry.

With a track record that has established it as IFEMA's most important trade fair, Fruit Attraction continues its rise as the leading fruit and vegetable event in both Europe and the world. Highlighting the growing participation of Latin American countries, it is positioning itself as a global benchmark event in the sector. The diverse range of products, from fruits to vegetables, reinforces its comprehensive nature.

In its 2024 edition, the fair will boast an expanded space of 68,000 square meters spread across 10 pavilions, offering specialized areas for fresh produce, the agricultural supply industry, fresh food logistics, and an innovative technology and innovation section. Furthermore, with the participation of guest countries such as China and Saudi Arabia, and the prominent presence of avocados as the star product, Fruit Attraction 2024 promises to be an event brimming with global business and networking opportunities.

Source: agraria.pe

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