Food and Drinks Asia 2017

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The Food & Drinks Asia 2017 is now on its 21st International Exposition on Specialty Food, Delicatessen, Confectionery, Beverages, Beers, Wines & Spirits and it almost two decades of serving the Filipino food and beverage industry. The said exposition open doors of opportunities in showcasing products and franchising options for the Filipino potential and current Entrepreneurs.


Last September 7, 2017 the opening remarks and ribbon cutting was held at World Trade Expo in Pasay City. The said event was attended by media people, entrepreneurs, and food enthusiasts. During the opening remarks, Ms. Josephine Miranda, the Executive Vice President of LNA Management Group Corp, welcome the guests then followed by the special speakers like Mr. Steven Cua, President of Phil. Amalgamated Supermarkets Association, Mr. Carlos Cabochan, President of Phil. Consumer Centric Traders Assn. Inc., Mr. Jesus Cham, President of Meat Importers & Traders Association, Inc., Mr. Ralph Lim Joseph, President, International Wines & Spirits Association, Inc., Mr. Joseph Jocson, President of Packaging Institute of the Philippines. Unfortunately, the Guest of Honor and Keynote Speaker, Mr. Jose Ma. Concepcion III wasn't able to attend.


After cutiing of the ribbons, tour of exhibits followed where in different industry from food and beverages showcased their products. Overflowing of free samples, there's a cooking challenge, cooking demos and games prepared by some exhibitors.


Here are some of the exhibitors who showcased their products. Foodies can also avail of the products in a discounted price and lots of promos. 
















Companies like Mr. Liempo, Eng Bee Tin, Baguio Oil, King Cup, and Super Q are among the exhibitors of the 4 day expo.


For more details, check:

Website: www.foodanddrinksasia.com.ph
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/foodanddrinksasiaofficial/


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