Surat : SGCCI Expos Sees Over 21,000 Visitors, Ignites Business and Healthcare Sparks
The expo buzzed with activity as visitors snapped up deals on food items, bakery products, and more. Stallholders offered buy-one-get-one-free promotions and discounts ranging from 10-50%, leading to brisk business, particularly for Namkin and bakery items. Exhibitors at the Food & Agritech Expo were met with enthusiasm, with participants taking advantage of retail offerings and companies generating inquiries for franchisees, dealerships, and direct deals.
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Surat : The three-day “Food and Agritech” and “Health and Wellness Expo 2024,” organized by the Southern Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SGCCI), concluded on Monday at the Surat International Exhibition and Convention Centre (SIECC) with a resounding success. Over 21,000 people flocked to the event, drawn by enticing discounts, informative workshops, and a glimpse into the future of food, agriculture, and healthcare.
The expo buzzed with activity as visitors snapped up deals on food items, bakery products, and more. Stallholders offered buy-one-get-one-free promotions and discounts ranging from 10-50%, leading to brisk business, particularly for Namkin and bakery items. Exhibitors at the Food & Agritech Expo were met with enthusiasm, with participants taking advantage of retail offerings and companies generating inquiries for franchisees, dealerships, and direct deals.
The Health and Wellness Expo wasn’t just about deals; it also touched a life-saving chord. More than 125 citizens, including prominent figures like SGCCI president Ramesh Vaghasia and vice president Vijay Mewawala, pledged for organ donation through the Donate Life NGO. This initiative highlighted the growing awareness of organ donation in the city. The expo also attracted non-resident Indians, non-resident Gujaratis, and urbanites seeking information on Surat’s best medical treatments and facilities.
For aspiring young entrepreneurs, the expo proved to be a treasure trove of information. Bakery enthusiasts received valuable insights into starting their own ventures, with project cost estimates ranging from Rs 3 lakh to Rs 10-15 lakh. Youth seeking guidance on bakery equipment found answers and explored various product possibilities, gaining practical knowledge for setting up their own plants.
The “Food and Agritech” and “Health and Wellness Expo 2024” served as a vibrant platform for business growth, healthcare awareness, and entrepreneurial inspiration. With its diverse offerings and enthusiastic crowd, the event has left a lasting mark on Surat, showcasing its potential for innovation and progress in the food, agriculture, and healthcare sectors.
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