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High international participation at Anuga Dairy
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Monday, 18 September, 2023, 16 : 00 PM [IST]
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Germany
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Under the roof of Anuga, the trade fair Anuga Dairy is the leading international trade fair for the milk and dairy industry. Good registration figures are being recorded for the coming edition of Anuga. Around 500 companies are taking part at this year's Anuga Dairy.
Among others, the following exhibitors are represented in Hall 10.1 of the Cologne fair grounds: Bayernland/DE, Caeseria Cioffi/IT, DMK/DE, Fayrefield/GB, Garmo/DE, Geris Dairy/NL, Goldsteig/DE, Granarolo/IT, Hochwald Foods/DE, Hoogwegt/NL, IN.AL.PI./IT, Milchwerke Schwaben/DE, Milcobel/BE, Nordex/DK, St. Paul/NL and Vandersterre/NL.
This year's Anuga Dairy boasts a very international line-up. In total, 24 country participations are taking part in the trade fair. Alongside Germany, the top countries of origin are above all Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and France. Further participations have been confirmed from among others Bulgaria, Denmark, Dubai, Estonia, Great Britain, Lithuania, Austria, Poland, Turkey, Ukraine, USA and Cyprus.
Particularly with a view to its key theme "Sustainable Growth", Anuga is dedicating special attention to the “Dairy Alternatives”, the so-called milk alternatives, which are recording a stronger presence than in previous years, above all in the scope of Anuga Innovations. Plant-based milk and cheese alternatives are not only extremely popular among the consumers, they are also becoming increasingly more important for Anuga Dairy. Over 80 exhibiting companies will present plant-based and vegan alternatives at Anuga Dairy.
Regarding the classic milk and dairy products, the manufacturers are above all relying on new flavours like cheese enriched with green or red pesto or with a high protein content as well as on the implementation of regional ingredients such as herbs, meadow-grazed or hay milk as well as organic milk from grass-fed cows.
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