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UAE Showcases Food Manufacturing Achievements at SIAL Paris 2024

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George Charles Darley-Doran

George Charles Darley, a freelance journalist and consultant, with work in 30+ languages.
  • UAE leverages global food industry exhibition to expand international market presence
  • Exhibitors highlight innovation, sustainability, and efforts to boost foreign investment

The UAE is playing a prominent role at SIAL Paris 2024, the world’s largest food industry exhibition. The five-day event, running from 19 to 23 October, serves as a global platform for fostering innovation and collaboration in the international food sector.

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