UAE- Leading FMCG company G.D. Foods Manufacturing (India) was the official condiment partner of the 4th edition of the India-GCC Buyers-Sellers Meet (BSM) on Food & Beverage held between July 10 and July 11 in Dubai.
According to the organizers, the event strived to provide a premier business platform for India’s exporters in the food and beverage sector and a promotional opportunity for new entrant exporters.
The event featured a delegation of between 35 and 40 Indian exporters in the food and beverage sector, bringing together 150 leading and prominent distributors, importers, buyers and retail outlets from GCC countries like Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait and the UAE.
The India-GCC BSM showcased a diverse range of new and innovative products from players in India’s food and beverage industries.
G.D Foods showcased a comprehensive range of products at the event, mainly from its TOPS brand, including ketchup, culinary sauces, pickles, noodles, breakfast cereals, and cake mixes.
The company’s team interacted with stakeholders from leading retail chains from the Middle East and India at the event. G.D. Foods exchanged ideas on trends and best practices in the FMCG sector and opportunities, as well as forged connections that would foster business relationships.
Nitin Seth. G.D. Foods’ Executive Vice President said, “Our participation in such global events is a sign of our deep-rooted commitment to put Indian culinary tastes on the global map and become one of the top processed food brands across the globe by 2030.”
“We look forward to more such platforms where we can connect with global partners and bring the TOPS promise of excellence and taste to consumers across the world.”
The company’s participation in the event is considered as important as it is effective. The India-GCC BSM event is considered one of the most important promotional and showcasing events in India’s FMCG sector, subject to a lot of competition from small players and multinational businesses.
The event provides an even playing field for players, both large companies with deep pockets for advertising and small players with lower overheads.
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