FoodTech Innovation Forum

Tuesday

10 Apr

09:30 AM -

01:30 PM

Venue

Commonwealth House
Kurrawa Park, Broadbeach
Gold Coast, Queensland

Getting to Commonwealth House

Event Details

** Registrations are now closed  **

Featuring global and Australian thought leaders and innovators, this event will showcase recent trends in global demand. It will discuss how technology and innovation are driving change in how we farm, process and market food and beverages to meet changing demands locally and globally.

Engage with Australian and international experts as they discuss changes in global food trends, based on the demand for healthy products and the growing Asian middle class.

Learn how Australia is positioned to meet global demand for organic produce and new ‘superfoods’ and ‘better-for-you’ foods to address nutrition deficiencies and allergen requirements.

At this event, you’ll meet Australian and international producers, buyers, investors, research institutes and Australian government representatives to explore investment and export opportunities.

Who Should Attend?
• International food producers/investors/customers
• Australian Universities and research institutes
• Food producers and start-ups
• Government
• Related service providers

Speakers:

Speakers will be revealed soon.

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TRADE 2018 WAS A GREAT SUCCESS

Thank you to all VIPs, presenters, delegates and guests for participating in the Games Time Trade & Investment Program in April 2018.

To continue exploring trade and investment opportunities in Queensland, please visit Trade2018.com or contact the team via trade2018@ditid.qld.gov.au.

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