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This week: AgriExpo Orgánico in South America (with Eosta support)

 

On Wednesday 24 and Thursday 25 November the AgriExpo Orgánico will take place in Chile. AgriExpo Orgánico is the leading organic trade fair and congress in South America and will be held online this year, because of Corona. The event, which is sponsored by Eosta, is accessible for free. You can subscribe here: https://www.aoachile.com/agriexpo/.

The AgricExpo Orgánico will address organic cultivation in various South American countries this year, such as Chile, Bolivia, Colombia, Paraguay and Cuba. Eosta supports the event to stimulate ongoing development of organic farming in South America in times of Corona. The focus of the congress is on regional development, not on export, said Eosta CEO Volkert Engelsman.

Eosta has long standing relationships with organic growers in South America, including growers of blueberries, apples, avocados and citrus fruits. For example, meet our Chilean blue berry grower Andres Vergara via code 338 at www.natureandmore.com.

More information about the trade fair and congress: https://www.aoachile.com/agriexpo/

Program: https://www.aoachile.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/PROGRAMA-AGRI-EXPO-2021-1-1.pdf

 

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