Victorian Government announced as foodpro partner
The Victorian Government has been announced as foodpro’s principal event partner for the first time. The show will be returning after a six-year hiatus on 23–26 July 2023, at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, with a sold-out floor of over 380 exhibitors.
Felicity Parker, foodpro Product Manager, said there is a “huge buzz” around the event, which will showcase food manufacturing developments from overseas and locally.
“The floor will be jam-packed with suppliers, machinery, technology, ingredient producers and more, including fantastic networking events and education sessions,” Parker said.
The Victorian Government is a major sponsor of the event, showcasing the state as a hub for advanced and sustainable food production.
Victoria’s food and beverage manufacturing industry made up sales of over $40bn in 2021–22, representing more than 30% of the national revenue. The sector exports over $9bn in manufactured food and beverage products each year — the most of any Australian state.
The Victorian Government’s ‘Made in Victoria 2030: Manufacturing Statement’ outlines a roadmap to ensure it continues to be a place for advanced manufacturers, including food manufacturers, to grow and thrive.
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