SIAL Paris 2008, the world summit for food and beverage
decision-makers scheduled October 19-23, 2008, will feature a new
Hall 7 for the expanded Wine and Fine Food sectors. Launched in
2006, the Wine sector draws more than 16,000 visitors and 154
exhibitors from 23 countries.
For the second time, the Best Buy selection in the Wine sector will
allow visitors to discover wines that offer an outstanding value.
These wines have been chosen by a panel of independent judges made
up of leading figures from the wine world. There will be four
categories based on the ex-cellar price: wines under €2, wines at
€2-€4, at €4-€6 and at €6-€10. There will be a tasting area in the
center of the wine section where visitors will be able to try more
than 200 showcased wines from 14 countries.
SIAL's dedication to innovation will be evident in the Wine sector
with the new Wine Innovation Forum devoted to varietals and
international brands, and featuring wine tastings and presentations
by the producers. The Varietals area will showcase 10 varietals
from around the world and expose their individual characteristics
and potential in the world's major markets. The "Top Brands"
presentation will promote 30 major wine brands whose innovative
character, sales performance and value are stimulating the wine
market. The creators of 16 French and 14 international labels will
present their wines and share their "recipes for success." For the
first time this year, the SIAL d'Or awards will include a wine
category to highlight wines that have been successful in their
domestic markets.
Another highlight of the Wine sector will be customized buyers'
meetings that will be organized in partnership with Ubifrance (a
French agency for international business development). These
meetings attract buyers from all around the world including Hong
Kong, Taiwan, Germany, Italy, Korea, the United States, Belgium and
many others.
For more information, visit
www.sial.fr.
Wine a Major Focus at SIAL 2008
July 18, 2008
SIAL Paris 2008, the world summit for food and beverage decision-makers scheduled October 19-23, 2008, will feature a new Hall 7 for the expanded Wine and Fine Food sectors. Launched in 2006, the Wine sector draws more than 16,000 visitors and 154 exhibitors from 23 countries.
For the second time, the Best Buy selection in the Wine sector will allow visitors to discover wines that offer an outstanding value. These wines have been chosen by a panel of independent judges made up of leading figures from the wine world. There will be four categories based on the ex-cellar price: wines under €2, wines at €2-€4, at €4-€6 and at €6-€10. There will be a tasting area in the center of the wine section where visitors will be able to try more than 200 showcased wines from 14 countries.
SIAL's dedication to innovation will be evident in the Wine sector with the new Wine Innovation Forum devoted to varietals and international brands, and featuring wine tastings and presentations by the producers. The Varietals area will showcase 10 varietals from around the world and expose their individual characteristics and potential in the world's major markets. The "Top Brands" presentation will promote 30 major wine brands whose innovative character, sales performance and value are stimulating the wine market. The creators of 16 French and 14 international labels will present their wines and share their "recipes for success." For the first time this year, the SIAL d'Or awards will include a wine category to highlight wines that have been successful in their domestic markets.
Another highlight of the Wine sector will be customized buyers' meetings that will be organized in partnership with Ubifrance (a French agency for international business development). These meetings attract buyers from all around the world including Hong Kong, Taiwan, Germany, Italy, Korea, the United States, Belgium and many others.
For more information, visit
www.sial.fr.