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FRUIT LOGISTICA 2020 5 - 7 February 2020 List of Exhibitors FRUIT LOGISTICA 2020 5 - 7 February 2020 List of Exhibitors Exhibitor Postal code City Country/Region 100% Titular, Lda. 2715-418 Almargem do Bispo Portugal 2BFresh 4285500 Olesh Israel 3 Frutti SRL 30023 Concordia Sagittaria Italy 360 Quality Association 3161 WD Rhoon Netherlands 365 FRESH 1051 CABA Argentina 3moretti 95038 Santa Maria di Licodia Italy 4 FRUIT Company BV 2988 DB Ridderkerk Netherlands Servicebüro 5 am Tag e.V./ Snack5 c/o trio-market-relations gmbh 68305 Mannheim Germany A C Goatham and Son Ltd ME3 8QE Rochester United Kingdom A&B Packing Equipment Inc. 49064 Lawrence United States of America A&N Hinga Ltd Kigali Rwanda A&V Sakaj 6300 Fier Albania A+B Bürsten-Technik AG 9630 Wattwil Switzerland A. Teresa Hermanos, S.A. 03190 Pilar de la Horadada Spain A.A.T. Agroindustry Advanced Technologies S.p.A. ORANFRESH 95125 Catania Italy A.BI.PI. s.c.a.r.l. 26010 Monticelli d'Ongina (PC) Italy A.C. RACHI 60100 PIERIA Greece Agricultural Cooperative of Rachi Pieria “AGIOS LOUKAS” A.S.E.A. ARTAS 47100 Arta Greece Agricultural Cooperative of Kiwi Exploitation AAB International 2675 LX Honselersdijk Netherlands AB Garos 551 15 Jönköping Sweden ABB Growers B.V. 5961 PV Horst Netherlands ABCz Group bvba 9988 Watervliet Belgium Hines ABC Westland Poeldijk 2685 DC Poeldijk Netherlands Abc-Czepczyński sp. zo.o sp. k. 64-400 Międzychód Poland ABCD Great Life 250 Kigali City Rwanda Abdelwahab Sons Co. 2111 Al Behira Egypt Abella Fruits 25171 Albatarrec (Lleida) Spain Abels Früchte Welt GmbH 53121 Bonn Germany ABI b.v. 2031 BL Haarlem Netherlands Abitbol - Despachantes de Aduana 4000 San Miguel de Tucuman Argentina ABL Srl 41032 Cavezzo Italy Able Freight Services, Inc. 90045 Los Angeles United States of America Aktionsbündnis für Nachhaltige Bananen (ABNB) 53113 Bonn Germany ABPM Brazilian Association of Apple Producers 89580-000 Fraiburgo (SC) Brazil Brazilian Fruit Growers and Exporters Association 70830-021 Brasília Brazil Absatzgenossenschaft Sommerhausen eG 97286 Sommerhausen Germany ABSOGER SAS 82100 Les Barthes France Abu Ayyash Farms 11185 Amman Jordan Abu Sido Farms Amman Jordan AC Episkopi 59200 Naoussa Greece Agricultural Cooperative of Episkopi Acadian Plant Health B3B 1X8 Dartmouth, NS Canada Acli Racale Società Agricola Cooperativa 73055 Racale Italy Agricultural Cooperative Naoussa 59035 Kopanos Anthemion Greece Acopaex Sdad. Coop. 06800 Mérida Spain ACTEL S.C.C.L. 25196 Lleida Spain Active Srl 26037 S. Giovanni in Croce Italy ADAD Malore 1026 Tirana Albania ADCO - African Development Company for Trade Limited Partnership Company 11312 Giza Egypt Adercarta S.P.A. 25030 Adro Italy Adrine Smart Ventures 10100 Nyeri Kenya Aduno S.R.L. 20123 Milano Italy Advanced Agro Management 80000 Agadir Morocco www.virtualmarket.fruitlogistica.de/en As of: © 2020 Messe Berlin 1 | 62 10 Jun 2021 FRUIT LOGISTICA 2020 5 - 7 February 2020 List of Exhibitors Exhibitor Postal code City Country/Region Advanced Berry Breeding B.V. 5321 JJ Hedel Netherlands AEP Anadolu Etap Penkon Gida ve Tarim Ürünleri San.ve Tic.A.S. 34771 Istanbul Turkey Aerobotics Ltd 8001 Cape Town South Africa AFCO-UNIQ 28020 Madrid Spain AFFELDT Maschinenbau GmbH 25335 Neuendorf b. Elmshorn Germany Afoi I. Mantou O.E. 46300 Sagrada Greece Afrex Trading 2003 Pty Ltd 2192 Johannesburg South Africa WJT International bvba 2170 Antwerp Belgium AFRIMEX TRADING 1090 Tunis Tunisia Agr. Productive Coop. of Pomegranates Afroditi 41500 Larisa Greece Afruibana 1360 Douala Cameroon Agarista Agricola LTD 2068 Chisinau Moldova, Republic of Agáta spol.s.r.o. 289 26 Stará Lysá Czech Republic Agence pour la Promotion des Exportations du Mali - APEX Mali BP E 1079 Bamako Mali Extenda - Agencia Andaluza de Promocion Exterior S.A. 41092 Sevilla Spain Agiasma 64900 Agiasma Carysclipoli Greece agiles Informationssysteme GmbH 20095 Hamburg Germany Aglukon Spezialdünger GmbH & Co.KG 40549 Düsseldorf Germany Agmia Fruits 60000 Gjilan Kosovo AGN SUPERFOODS 15039 LIMA Peru O.P. Agora Soc.Coop. Agricola 75012 Bernalda- Metaponto Italy Asoc Espanola de Fabricantes Exportadore AGRAGEX 48001 Bilbao Spain Agralia Protecting Crops 08010 Barcelona Spain Agranimo 10967 Berlin Germany Agrarmarkt Informations-Gesellschaft mbH (AMI) 53175 Bonn Germany Agrexpo S.A. 24100 Kalamata Greece AGRIDRONES Tiberias Israel Gruppo Produttori Agri' s.r.l. 04011 Aprilia (LT) Italy AGRI ITALIA Soc. Coop. Agricola 04019 Terracina Italy Agri-Souss 80040 Agadir Morocco Agriberries / Agriflora PLC Addis Ababa Ethiopia Agribologna 40127 Bologna Italy Agribur S.L. 12600 LA Vall d'uixo Spain AGRICO B.V. 8305 BB Emmeloord Netherlands AgriCoat NatureSeal Ltd. RG17 7BY Hungerford United Kingdom Agricola CI.DA. S.r.l. 74011 Castellaneta (TA) Italy Agricola Antar S de RL 51101 Choluteca Honduras Agricola Campidanese Società Cooperativa 09098 Terralba (OR) Italy AGRICOLA CHAPI S.A. 01 Lima Peru Agricola Doge 84025 Eboli Italy Agricola Don Camillo Società Agricola a Responsabilità Limita 42041 Brescello (RE) Italy AGRICOLA FAMOSA LTDA 62810-000 Icapui-CE Brazil Agricola Gil, S.L. 50100 La Almunia Dona Godina Spain Agricola Italiana s.n.c. 35010 MASSANZAGO PD Italy Agricola La Reggia a.r.l. 81030 San Marcellino (CE) Italy AGRICOLA LOS MEDANOS 11000 Ica Peru Agricola Pitacava Cia Ltda. 170129 Quito Ecuador Agricola Santa Eulalia, S.L. 30850 Murcia Spain Agricola Villarrobledo S.A. 02600 Villarrobledo (Albacete) Spain C.I. Agricolas Las Flores SAS Santa Marta Colombia AgricolliBio s.r.l. 04012 Cisterna di Latina Italy Agricom Ltda 7550000 Santiago Chile Agriconsa 46680 Algemesí (Valencia) Spain Agricoper di Gianni Liturri Srl 70016 Noicattaro Italy www.virtualmarket.fruitlogistica.de/en As of: © 2020 Messe Berlin 2 | 62 10 Jun 2021 FRUIT LOGISTICA 2020 5 - 7 February 2020 List of Exhibitors Exhibitor Postal code City Country/Region Agricultural Cooperation of Agia Kissavos 40003 Agia, Larissas Greece Agricultural Cooperative of Agia "ORINA" 40003 Larissa Greece Agricultural Cooperative of Kiwifruit ''PYRROS'' 47100 Arta Greece Agricultural Coop Meliki 59031 Meliki Greece Agricultural Research Council 0001 Hatfield South Africa Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board CV8 2TL Kenilworth United Kingdom Mazeed Produce - Agricultural Investment & development co. 11765 Cairo Egypt Agràrmarketing Centrum N.P. Kft. 1012 Budapest Hungary Ministry of Environemental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia 0159 Tbilisi Georgia Agrifood Marketing Ltd 3525126 Haifa Israel Agrikoop 105082 Moscow Russian Federation AGRILEPIDIO S.r.l. 04012 Cisterna Italy Agrimagic SRL 21021 Angera Italy Agrimola s.p.a. 40020 Casalfiumanese - BO Italy OP Agrinsieme Societa` Consortile a.r.l 04011 Aprilia Italy Agripeppe Soc. Coop. Agr 04022 Fondi (LT) Italy AGRIPOLYANE SASU 42408 Saint-Chamond France Endatis RG6 6BX Reading United Kingdom Agritechmurcia 30003 Murcia Spain Agriverde Soc. Coop. Agricola 81028 Santa Maria a Vico Italy Agro Alex Group Co. for Import & Export 21526 Alexandria Egypt Agro Centre Holland B.V. 4772 PG Langeweg Netherlands AGRO EQUIPMENT GROUP Soc. Coop. 42121 Reggio Emilia Italy Agro Iliria Group shpk 1001 Tirana Albania Agro M.E.K. 3100 Kairouan Tunisia AGRO QUEENS SP. Z O.O. 05-600 GROJEC Poland Agro Red & Green S.L. 04720 Roquetas de Mar, Almeria Spain (Aguadulce) Agro Smart Lab Sp. z o.o. 32-104 Koniusza Poland Agro T18 Italia Srl 10095 Grugliasco (TO) Italy Agro Trust 22441 Dec Serbia Agrobras Agricola Tropical Do Brasil SA 47300-000 Casa Nova, Bahia Brazil Agrokomplex-Barskiy Ltd 27027 Stasuki Village Ukraine AGROCRETA 73005 Chania Greece AgroFair Benelux B.V. 2991 LN Barendrecht Netherlands Agrofondi S.C.C. 04022 Fondi (LT) Italy AGROFOOD 12657 Giza Egypt AgroFresh Holding France SAS 93216 Saint Denis France Agrofresh Export Consortium Sl 46025 Valencia Spain Agroindustrias del Trópico S.A. 01057 Guatemala Guatemala Agrokomplex-Barskiy Ltd. 23016 v. Stasuky Ukraine AGROLAB S.A. 57022 Thessaloniki Greece Agrolainez Almonds 50011 Zaragoza Spain Agroland for Agricultural Manufacturing 21131 Alexandria Egypt Agrolane Ltd 1002 Bagdati Region Georgia AGROLOZAR 2400 Strumica North Macedonia, Republic of Agrolux Nederland B.V. 2678 MH De Lier Netherlands Agromac 22745 Rashid Egypt Agromar Industrial S.A. 27 Lima Peru Agromex 59810 LESQUIN France AGROMONTES FRESH GROUP, S.L. 30739 El Mirador - San Javier Spain Agronom Berries SP. Z O. O. 21-230 Sosnowica Poland Agronom Despotovo-Pivnice Farmers' co-op 21469 Pivnice Serbia Agroponiente Natural Produce, S.L. 04700 El Ejido (Almeria) Spain www.virtualmarket.fruitlogistica.de/en As of: © 2020 Messe Berlin 3 | 62 10 Jun 2021 FRUIT LOGISTICA 2020 5 - 7 February 2020 List of Exhibitors Exhibitor Postal code City Country/Region Agroproducto Diazteca S.A. de C.V. 82000 Mazatlan Mexico Agrostar For Modern Agriculture 12588 Giza Egypt S.A.T. No - 1.936 Agroter 30815 Dip. Tercia - Lorca - Murcia Spain Agrotop Kaczmarek Marzena Kaczmarek 63-500 Ostrzeszów Poland Agrupación de Cooperativas Valle del Jerte S.C.L. 10614 Valdastillas Spain Patatas Aguilar S.A. 46190 Riba-Roja de Turia Spain Agzulasa Cia. Ltda. Samborondon Ecuador AIDA S.A. N.V. 1000 Brüssel Belgium GIE Ail Dromois 26400 EURRE France Air Canada Cargo H4R 2J8 Saint-Laurent Canada Air France KLM Martinair Cargo KLM Royal Dutch Airlines 1117 ZL Schipol Netherlands Akanea Agro Software 60000 Tille France Akhmed Fruit Company 192241 Saint Petersburg Russian Federation Aksun Tarimsal Ürünler Ith.Ihr. San. Ve Tic A.S. 33040 Mersin Turkey Al Dahra Trading Egypt 1142 Cairo Egypt Al Dahra BayWa LLC NL-2676 Al Ain United Arab Emirates Al Hossam EGY-Pro Obour City Egypt Al Taji Farms 11821 Amman Jordan AL.MA. s.r.l. 20137 Milano Italy Alanar Fruit 34340 Bursa Turkey Alange Fruits S.L. 06840 Alange Spain Alba Bio Soc. Coop. Agricola 97010 Marina di Ragusa (RG) Italy ALBAFRUIT SARL 82200 Moissac France AlCadeer Goods Co. Ltd. 22008 Pamplemouse Mauritius Alcoaxarquia S.L. 29700 Velez Malaga Spain Alcoaxarquia Peru S.A.C. 15074 Lima Peru Alegra Soc. Coop. Agricola 48018 Faenza Italy AlexanderSolia GmbH 42857 Remscheid Germany AlgaEnergy SA 28108 Alcobendas Spain HATIJA SH.P.K 5001 Berat Albania Alianza Logistika TDGE S.A.
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