Anuga and UNIDO Cooperate Under the Motto “A world without hunger is possible”

Cologne, Germany…Two internationally operating food industry players, Anuga and UNIDO, are coming together this autumn to discuss the challenges of the global food industry, address the opportunities and solutions, and, above all, bring important players together for joint projects. The promotion of economic growth and sustainable developments in the food industry will be the focus of this professional exchange that will take place during Anuga 2023, the world’s leading food fair for the retail trade and the foodservice and catering markets. “We have won over a strong partner in UNIDO, which asserts itself as a global sustainable industrial development,” said Oliver Frese, chief operating officer of Koelnmesse. “Together with Anuga, as an international platform for the food industry and its key theme this year of sustainable growth, we are creating a stage at the trade fair that places the focus on the topic of food security as an essential basis for sustainable economic development. “At the same time, in this context, we are offering our exhibitors the possibility to draw increased attention to their products and innovations to promote a sustainable food system,” said Mr. Frese. The Anuga 2023 fair will take place at Koelnmesse in Cologne, Germany, October 7-11. This biennial event is a central business and communications platform for all players involved in the development, manufacturing, marketing, distribution and sale of food and beverage. It’s where new products make their debut to complement today’s and tomorrow’s trends. UNIDO (United Nations Industrial Development Organization) is an agency of the United Nations that concentrates worldwide on the promotion of sustainable industrial development. It was founded in 1966 and converted into a specialized agency of the United Nations with a unique mandate to promote, dynamize and accelerate industrial development in 1985. Its headquarters are based in Vienna, Austria and it has liaison offices in Brussels, Geneva and New York. The 171 member states of UNIDO guide the organization through the political decision-making bodies. For more information, visit www.anuga.com.