Seoul Food & Hotel 2023 is the biggest food show in South Korea, the fifth-largest export market for U.S. food and farm products. The show provides participating companies with an opportunity to meet with key importers, distributors and industry buyers from retail, catering and hospitality trade across the whole of Korea. The event provides access to major food importers, distributors, hoteliers, restaurateurs, and retailers who are looking for food and beverages, wine and spirits, hospitality and food service products, and ingredients. As a nation of ever-evolving tastes and with a variety of developing food trends, Korea is one of Asia’s most important nations for launching new and innovative products.
South Korea has proven to be an appealing and profitable market for U.S. companies for many years. Consumer-oriented American products continued to lead the expansion of the export market in Korea, which reflected Korean consumers’ increased demand for better value, quality and diversity.
U.S. Food & Agricultural Product Imports to South Korea, By the Numbers
Top U.S. products in demand:
($50 per selection, no cap on number of services)
*Disclaimer: Leads must be submitted within one month after the trade show. Full disclaimer can be found here: Lead Qualification.
Participants in 2019 Food Show PLUS! Events Reported:
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