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INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY

希腊萨洛尼基国际甜点及烘焙展览会

2/27/2026 - 3/1/2026
希腊 塞萨洛尼基
塞萨洛尼基国际展览中心 (Thessaloniki International Exhibition Center)
Area: 20000㎡
Organizer: 欧洲
Frequency: 两年一届
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20000㎡

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3 days

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两年一届

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Introduction
Exhibition Scale: 10,000-20,000 The Thessaloniki International Sweet & Bakery Exhibition (Artozyma) is a renowned Greek dessert exhibition. Since its inception in 2002, the exhibition has grown in scale and influence, providing an excellent platform for businesses already in the market to further develop business relationships, and for those about to enter the market to do so promptly! The exhibition consistently adheres to the principle of serving others, bringing together renowned enterprises and professionals to explore new business prospects, increase market share, and truly penetrate the thriving local market. 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 exhibition platform designated by the Foreign Trade Bureau—International Exhibition Navigation www.showguide.cn Market Analysis Greece is one of the less developed economies in the EU, with a relatively weak economic foundation and backward industrial manufacturing. Its shipping industry is developed, and along with tourism and remittances, it forms the three pillars of Greece's foreign exchange income. Agriculture is relatively developed, and industry is mainly focused on food processing and light industry. The Greek government actively promotes economic and social welfare reforms, on the one hand intensifying efforts to combat tax evasion, and on the other hand actively stimulating consumption and encouraging foreign investment, achieving certain results. Greece's main economic indicators continue to improve, with economic growth consistently exceeding the EU average. [1] Greece has a mixed economy with a capitalist economy and a public sector accounting for about half of its GDP. Tourism is a pillar industry, accounting for a large part of Greece's GDP and foreign exchange income. Greece is a major beneficiary of EU economic aid, with funds from the EU accounting for approximately 3.3% of its total GDP. In recent years, the Greek economy has grown steadily. Urgent issues to be addressed include reducing unemployment and further economic restructuring, including the privatization of several major state-owned enterprises (which will only increase corruption due to officials selling national assets, not normalize the country), reforms of the social security system and tax system, and reducing bureaucratic deficiencies. In 2001, Greece adopted the Euro as its currency. After the late 1980s, Greece's economic development slowed, with high public deficits, debt, and inflation. The Greek government implemented strict austerity measures, intensified efforts to combat tax evasion, reduced public spending, and accelerated the privatization process in an attempt to escape years of economic difficulties. After several years of effort, Greece's main economic indicators improved. In 1996, economic growth rose from around 1% in previous years to 2.1%, and inflation fell from double digits for many years to 8.3%. Greece ranks 39th among the world's 50 wealthiest countries. [9]
Exhibit Scope
Baking equipment: ovens, mixers, proofers, dough processing equipment, refrigeration equipment, packaging equipment, display cases, coffee machines, ice cream machines, etc.; Baking raw materials: flour, yeast, sugar, fats, dairy products, chocolate, nuts, dried fruits, pre-mixes, food colorings, flavorings, additives, etc.; Dessert products: cakes, breads, pastries, cookies, chocolates, candies, ice cream, dessert decorations, frozen desserts, etc.; Coffee and beverages: coffee beans, ground coffee, tea, fruit juices, soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, etc.; Packaging materials and design: packaging boxes, packaging bags, labels, packaging machinery, design services, etc.; Baking tools and accessories: molds, knives, piping tools, baking paper, tableware, etc.; Franchise opportunities: bakery franchises, coffee shop franchises, dessert shop franchises; Related services: baking training, industry media, consulting services, logistics services, etc.
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欧洲

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希腊 塞萨洛尼基

Frequency: 两年一届

Venue Info

塞萨洛尼基国际展览中心 (Thessaloniki International Exhibition Center)

希腊 塞萨洛尼基