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NIGERIANO. 1INAFRICANigeriaagrofoodagrofood bev tec8th International Trade Showfood ingredients28 - 30food hospitalityCo-located withMarch 2023Landmark Centre Lagos - Nigeriawww.agrofood-nigeria.com

2023The 8th edition is back in March 2023!Nigeria’s leading trade show & conferenceon agriculture, food & beverage technology,food ingredients and foodPost show report 2022Show gallery 2022Facts on the fast-growing Nigerian agrofood market which make agrofood Nigeria 2023 so indispensableagrofood ingredientsfood bev tec To put the Nigerian agricultural sector on a growth path, measures are needed to produce Nigeria‘s food production has grown by 39.6% in recent years, from 26bn in 2016 to 36.3bnenough fresh, high-quality food. To meet this challenge successfully, Nigeria depends on thein 2020 and is expected to rise by 48% between 2021 and 2024, from 42.3bn to 62.6bn. Stillsupport of know-how and agricultural & animal husbandry technology from abroad. (FMARD)the market is considered underserved. (Euromonitor International) Nigeria with its 217m inhabitants (2022) is the largest foodstuff market in Africa. Thepopulation is growing by an additional 4m people annually, to reach 411m by 2050. With 319 million in 2020, Nigeria is the second largest investor in food & packaging technologyin Africa, just behind Egypt, but well ahead of South Africa, Algeria, Morocco and all otherAfrican countries. (VDMA 2022)food hospitality With food imports worth US 7.4bn in 2020, Nigeria remains one of Africa‘s biggest foodimporters – despite high investments in local food production. The retail sector is developingrapidly and so is e-commerce (Jumia, Konga).Global technology leadersshowcase adapted solutions for the Nigerianand West African marketSee exhibitors 2022For information on Nigeria (economic data, foreign trade,gdp, ), please consult our website.A top level 3-day conference willrun alongside the exhibitionConference program 2022

Valuableinstitutionalsupportagrofood Nigeria enjoys the strong support of the following institutions Delegation of the European Union to Nigeria & ECOWAS access Bank German Ministry for Economic Affairs & GermanConsulate General Lagos NIFST – Nigerian Institute of Food Science and Technology AHK Nigeria Delegation of German Industryand Commerce in Nigeria IOPN Institute of Packaging Nigeria OTACCWA - Organization for Technology Advancement ofCold Chain in West Africa NABG Nigeria Agribusiness Group VDMA German Engineering Federation APO Africa Packaging Organisation NAFDAC National Agency for Food and DrugAdministration and Control ELAN Equipment Leasing Associate of NigeriaInstitutional partners

Whyexhibit?NigeriaagrofoodagroVoices of the exhibitorsDr. Ferdinand SchmittGeneral Manager – CaisleyCaisley stands for identification systems in agriculture and industry. Livestockproduction is an important sector in the agribusiness, animal identification is aprerequisite for a resource-efficient development of the sector and high-qualityproducts.At agrofood Nigeria, we have met with project experts, traders and lead farmers. Iam missing representatives from governmental and research institutions. We hadgood meetings and valuable exchange with potential traders.To put the Nigerian agricultural sector on a growthpath, measures are needed to produce enoughfresh, high-quality food.To meet this challenge successfully, Nigeria depends on the supportof know-how and agricultural & animal husbandry technology fromabroad.Accordingly, FMARD conceived the National Agricultural Technology and InnovationPolicy (NATIP) to modernize the agricultural sector in line with the changing global foodsystems and supply chains. NATIP, 2022-2027 as approved by the Federal ExecutiveCouncil on Wednesday, 18th May, 2022 will operate within other policies and strategies ofrelevant MDAs to ensure synergy and better coordination.The renewed sectoral policy direction would consolidate the successes recorded in theimplementation of the previous agricultural development policies and the repositioningof the National Agricultural Research System, holistic mechanization drive, provision ofrural infrastructure, standardization of inputs and processing systems and techniques;development of commodity value chain through clusters and special agro-processingzones.Source: Federal Ministry of Agriculture & Rural Development (FMARD)Exhibitor profileOnome AyideHead Marketing & Communication – C. WoermannC. Woermann Nigeria is a technical product supply company that was founded in1968 in Lagos by her German parent company C. Woermann based in Hamburg,Germany. We pride ourselves on being a reliable source of genuine qualitytechnical products that range from trailer parts, lubricants, engine parts, powertools, agricultural equipment, forklifts and industrial automation systems.We are looking for food manufacturers interested in FESTO process automationsolutions and customers for other brands we are representing like STIHL andHANGCHA.

Whyexhibit?Nigeria is the second largest importer of food &packaging technology in sub-Saharan Africa.Nigeriaagrofood%8.8CAGR: 303267295319228food bev tecVoices of the exhibitorsSamuel MenakachukwuSales Administrator - KronesKrones is an all-round partner for the beverage and liquid-food industry.Whether made out of glass, PET or aluminium – Krones machines andlines process millions of bottles, cans and specially shaped bottles eachday.Our customers mainly comprise of breweries, water, soft drink and juicemanufacturers, as well as dairies and producers of wine, sparkling wineand spirits or companies from the liquid-food field.Gaston MaidanaHead of Sales & Marketing - MacadamsMacadams Baking Systems Nigeria is a pioneer in introducing modernbakery equipment in Nigeria. Established in 1994 to represent MacadamsInternational as a Sole Agent in Nigeria, Macadams Nigeria specializesin the distribution, sale and after-sale services of industrial and semiindustrial bakery and food service equipment.As Nigeria is our second biggest market after South Africa, Nigeria is avery strategic country for us in Africa. Here at agrofood Nigeria 2022,we have met with bakery business owners, start-up entrepreneurs whogot money. So far, we are about to sell a bakery line of 400,000 at theshow. We are satisfied with the visitors’ quality.Akunwa KanayoMarket Intelligence Strategist – GEAGEA is one of the world’s largest systems suppliers for the food,beverage and pharmaceutical sectors. We specialize in machineryand plants as well as advanced process technology, components andcomprehensive services. With more than 18,000 employees, the groupgenerated revenue of more than EUR 4.6 billion in fiscal year 2020.At agrofood Nigeria, we have met customers from dairy, breweries etc.20162017201820192020Source: VDMA / Graph: fairtrade 2022 With 319 million in 2020, Nigeria is the second largest investor in food & packaging technologyin Africa, just behind Egypt, but well ahead of South Africa, Algeria, Morocco and all other Africancountries. (VDMA 2022) The TOP 10 supplying countries of food and packaging machinery to Africa in general by deliveryvalue in 2020 were Italy, Germany, China, France, Turkey, India, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerlandand South Africa. (VDMA 2022) The enormous population growth from 206 million in 2022 to 411 million in 2050 demands highsustainable investments in Nigeria’s food industry. Sharp increase: Nigeria‘s food production has grown by 39.6% in recent years, from 26bn in 2016to 36.3bn in 2020 and is expected to rise by 48% between 2021 and 2024, from 42.3bn to 62.6bn.(Euromonitor International)Exhibitor profile

Whyexhibit?Nigeriaagrofoodfood ingredientsVoices of the exhibitorsRavichandran PalanirajSenior Flavourist – GivaudanPowered by innovation and creativity, Givaudan Taste & Wellbeing aims to shapethe future of food by becoming the co-creation partner of choice to its customers.Built on its global leadership position in flavours and taste, the company goesbeyond to create Food Experiences that do good.Demand for F&B ingredients rising continuouslyWith 211 million inhabitants (2021), which according to the United Nations will rise to 411million by 2050, Nigeria has long been the largest food market on the African continent.Expenditure in the F&B sector is growing steadily and F&B production is by far thelargest segment of the Nigerian processing industry.Accordingly, the demand for food and beverage ingredients is rising continuously. So itwas only natural that more and more leading international ingredients companies tookpart in agrofood Nigeria.Exhibitor profileHaving said that, the Nigerian market is very important for us as a flavour housebecause it is a great hub for emerging food and beverage industries – small,medium and large scale. The market is open for innovation and ready to adaptnew trends.Here at the show, we are meeting beverage industry partners, confectionery andsweets producers, agents and distributors.Chantal BorghinoArea Export Director – IPRA FranceIPRA France develops and produces food flavorings for the food industry. Ourexpertise extends to all sectors of application: beverages, savory products,pastry, biscuits, bakery, dairy products, ice creams. Currently we export to morethan 70 countries.We experience a huge demand for flavors in Nigeria and we have had some goodmeetings already here at the show.

Whyexhibit?Nigeriaagrofoodfood hospitalityFacts on the Nigerian food industry Nigeria remains one of Africa‘s biggest food importers – despite highinvestments in local food production Expenses for food imports 7.4 billion US in 2020 There is a market for foreign products if only the price is right Retail sector developing rapidly: more and more supermarkets,in particular Shoprite and Spar Developing e-commerce (Jumia, Konga) Nigeria with its 211 million inhabitants (2021) is the largest foodstuff marketin Africa. Expected population by 2050: 411 million The market is also considered underserved, and the population is growingby an additional 4 million people annually.Voices of the exhibitorsMs Simphiwe XinwaHead International Trade – Shumayela Holdings (Trevines Wines)The Nigerian market is the biggest African market and they love wine, especiallyred wine (Cabernet, Sauvigon, Shiraz, Merlot and sparkling wine just to name afew!). I believe there is room for my brand to grow and I have a market share inthe economy.Mr Preecha ChaicharncheepExport Manager – TipcoNigeria is a huge country with a huge population. A great opportunity for us to sellour products. We have already seen many customers interested in our productshere at agrofood Nigeria.Exhibitor profileVisitor profile Bar & café professionals Caterers Distributors Executive Chefs F&B professionals Hotel & hospitality professionals Ice cream professionals Pastry chefs Restaurant professionals