Produce Market Co UK actively participates in key trade shows to strengthen connections between international growers and UK buyers.
Upcoming events where Produce Market Co UK will present our structured market access model and foster connections between international growers and UK buyers.
Fresh Produce Expo 2024 – 12-14 September, London. Showcasing our latest partnerships and supply coordination strategies with leading growers.
Global Foodservice Summit – 5-7 November, Manchester. Highlighting our role in aligning international growers with UK foodservice buyers through transparent representation.
UK Wholesale Market Forum – 20-22 January, Birmingham. Presenting insights on disciplined supply programmes and market positioning for fresh produce.
International Growers Conference – 15-17 March, Glasgow. Discussing certification standards and long-term commercial relationships in fresh produce trade.
Fresh Supply Chain Symposium – 10-12 May, London. Exploring supply chain management and performance-based models connecting growers and buyers.
Connect directly with industry leaders and partners at key produce events
Attending these events offers a unique platform to engage with certified growers and established UK buyers, fostering transparent and reliable commercial relationships. Our presence ensures access to disciplined supply chains and market insights essential for long-term planning.
Participants benefit from direct dialogue with market specialists, enabling alignment on quality standards, certification requirements, and supply consistency. These forums support strategic partnerships that underpin stable, performance-based trade across the UK fresh produce sector.
Benefits of Attending Our Industry Events
Connect with Produce Market at Key Industry Events
Meet our team at upcoming trade shows to explore structured market access solutions and strengthen your supply chain partnerships.
Schedule a meeting with us during these events to discuss tailored opportunities for your business and gain insights into our representation model.
