Welsh industry team seek red meat export boost at top global marketplace
Hybu Cig Cymru – Meat Promotion Wales (HCC)’s industry-led specialist team will be aiming to help add to year-on-year export growth by linking up with prospective premium meat buyers from key locations across the world at the top trade show.
"Anuga is an essential part of our overseas sales drive", said HCC’s Head of Strategic Marketing and Connections Laura Pickup. "We have a hectic timetable of meetings where, with representatives from the processing sector, we’ll be telling and retelling PGI Welsh Lamb and PGI Welsh Beef’s taste and sustainability narrative to prospective and existing international customers".
Anuga 2023 is larger than ever before with 300,000 square metres of hall space containing ten trade shows under one huge exhibition. More than 7,800 exhibitors from 118 countries are taking part in the event, which runs from 7 to 11 October.
"This year, the Show’s main theme is food sustainability and that fits perfectly with our new marketing ethos which concentrates on the "Welsh Way" of red meat production and compares our sustainable production system with other less sustainable intensive farming processes", said Ms Pickup.
"It’s our aim to reinforce and extend our growing number of existing trade agreements and we’ll work hard to unlock routes to new deals", she said.
"It’s a global stage and therefore fitting that Welsh Lamb, the world’s top premium red meat product, will be there on show, reflecting the hard work of our brilliant farmers", said Laura Pickup.
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