The Kenya Export Promotion and Branding Agency has pitched tent at the Jamhuri park showground off Ngong Road for the Nairobi International Trade Fair.
The one-week Trade Fair themed “Promoting Climate Smart Agriculture and Trade Initiatives for Sustainable Economic Growth” is anticipated to draw more than 500 international exhibitors from industries including agriculture, manufacturing, housing, small and medium-sized businesses, banking, public and private sector institutions, hospitality, and education, who will showcase a variety of cutting-edge products and innovations.
The Kenya Export Promotion and Branding Agency is leveraging on the show to recruit Made In Kenya (MIK) adoptees, offer free business counselling, trade advisory and market intelligence services. The Agency is also offering free space to some Made in Kenya Adoptees who are keen to showcase their products. Among the Made In Kenya (MIK) adoptees in the KEPROBA stand are:
- Light year industries.
- Adisia.
- Mwachaka Foods.
- Gonzala Leather.
- Bagman leather and tents.
- Afrimac.
- Go granola foods.
- Frederick Bittiner
- Shalom Women Group.
- Piquant Spices.
- Zenith Foods.
- Asili essentials.
- Masedi Ltd.
By ensuring that exhibitors present cutting-edge technologies and new and emerging innovations in Nairobi City County, in line with the National Government's agenda on agriculture and trade, the Nairobi International Trade Fair continues to serve as a crucial hub for the exchange of essential knowledge in agriculture and trade.