Exhibition Scale: 10,000-20,000 The German Friedrichshafen Fruit Growing and Brewing Exhibition (FRUCHTWELT BODENSEE) primarily focuses on the international trade of fruit, berries, hops, and distillation. The exhibition provides information on new developments and products in fruit cultivation, distillation, harvesting machinery, crop protection, and nurseries, and addresses brewing needs. Fruchtwelt Bodensee in Friedrichshafen offers comprehensive information on fruit cultivation, distilleries, harvesters, plant protection, nurseries, and hops. It is one of the most important meeting places for the European fruit industry and is gaining increasing popularity. Pome fruit, stone fruit, berries, hops, and distillation. The Fruchtwelt Bodensee international trade fair provides information on the latest developments and products in fruit cultivation, distillation, harvesting machinery, plant protection, and nurseries, and also offers deals for brewers. We sincerely invite you to participate in this exhibition and look forward to exploring the market and reaping unlimited business opportunities with you! For more exhibition details, please follow the foreign trade bureau designated exhibition platform—International Exhibition Guide www.showguide.cn Market Analysis Germany is a major exhibition country. Germany has a long exhibition history, spanning over 800 years, and is a true exhibition powerhouse. The country hosts over 200 international economic and trade fairs annually. In the current global economic downturn, the German exhibition industry stands out. In terms of economic output, the direct output of the German exhibition industry is approximately 2.2 billion US dollars, with a total social consumption of about 25 billion US dollars. Exhibitions held in Germany are highly international and professional, with a high proportion of foreign manufacturers participating and an astonishingly high proportion of foreign visitors. However, it is particularly important to note that these international fairs are not open to the general public, only to professional visitors. Professional visitors include traders, buyers, manufacturers, industry engineers, designers, etc. Therefore, they are very beneficial for trade negotiations, signing deals, meeting clients, and expanding markets. Each booth decoration is also very elaborate. At the same time, general fairs usually prohibit the sale of small items; violating this rule will result in penalties from the exhibition. From the perspective of international economic and trade fairs held in Germany, they are highly international and professional, with generally over 50% of foreign manufacturers participating, and some reaching 80% to 90%, becoming true negotiation platforms for global sellers and buyers. According to Eurostat, the bilateral trade volume between China and Germany was 117.93 billion US dollars from January to September 2015. Of this, German exports to China amounted to 60.40 billion US dollars, accounting for 6.0% of Germany's total exports; German imports from China amounted to 57.53 billion US dollars, accounting for 7.3% of Germany's total imports, an increase of 0.7 percentage points. From January to September, Germany's trade surplus with China was 2.87 billion US dollars, a decrease of 80.4%. China was Germany's fifth-largest export market and third-largest import source.