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Germany has been internationally renowned for its high quality products for decades. High Quality standards in Germany ensures that only first class goods are exported abroad. German manufacturers are experts in combining traditional production methods with well-known German efficiency to achieve outstanding levels of quality and safety. From agricultural machinery, livestock and plant breeding to food and beverage, the German food and agribusiness enjoys an excellent reputation across the world.
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For the third year running, a BBC survey that explores people’s opinions on other countries has shown Germany to be the most popular country in the world. The survey questioned over 30,000 people in 28 countries on their attitudes towards other countries.
59 percent of those questioned perceived Germany’s influence in the world as positive.
Japan ranked closely behind Germany in second place with 53 percent followed by the United Kingdom (52%), Canada (51%), and France (49%). The European Union is viewed positively by 53%.
Concider the fact, that Germany is the leading exporter of many products in Europe, information bellow can help to find the right suppliers from Germany.
German producers can be found under the following link...
Meat & Meat Products: producers
Dairy Products: producers
German Sweets: producers
German Beer: producers
German Agricultural Machinery: producers
Breeding Animals from Germany: producers
Plant Breeding: producers
Wine: producers
Fruits and Vegatebles: producers
Other food Categories: producers
...or at international trade shows:
22.05.2012 - 23.05.2012 PLMA 2012 - Amsterdam, Netherlands: read more
29.05.2012 - 31.05.2012 Vinexpo Hongkong, China: read more
13.06.2012 - 15.06.2012 Modern Bakery, Moskau, Russia: read more
17.06.2012 - 19.06.2012 Summer fancy Food & Confection Show,
Washington, USA: read more
29.08.2012 - 01.09.2012 Flowers 2012 - Moscow, Russia: read more
01.09.2012 Sahara Expo 2012, Cairo, Egypt: read more
01.10.2012 - 01.10.2012 Sweets Middle East 2012 - Dubai: read more
For further information, please contact our Berlin office.
GEFA and German Meat are organising a German participation at next year´s SIAL China in Shanghai. The exhibition takes places from 9th to 11th May 2012 at the New International Expo Center.
With 33,000 visitors and 1,520 exhibitors from 76 countries/regions SIAL China is becoming one of the most important trade shows for the food and drink industry in Asia.
Berlin, 23 November 2011
Exports of German food and agri products have reached a new record high in September. With a year on year increase of 10%, annual exports are currently worth 41,5 billion Euros. One of the main reasons for the continued growth is the high demand for food and agri products in third country markets.
With the agricultural machinery sector included, GEFA forecasts that exports will break the 60 billion Euro mark by the end of this year.
Berlin, 23.11.2011
German Sweets e.V., WTSH Schleswig-Holstein GmbH and GEFA e.V. are presenting 14 leading manufacturers of food ingredients at FIE in Paris from 29.11. to 01.12.2011. Under the German roof "Ingredients from Germany" you are welcome to visit them in hall 4, booth numbers H93, J97 und K92.
Learn more about the participating exhibitors and the the latest product developments from selected manufacturers. More information available here.
According to the German Farmers Association (DBV) German agribusiness exports have reached a new record high with an estimated export volume of nearly 54 billion Euros in 2010. This is a significant increase of around 9 % compared with last year. Despite the difficult economic climate the German agribusiness exports have continued to perform well and have proven to be less susceptible to critical conditions than exports of other industrial goods. Food and drink from Germany are more popular than ever.
The same is true for German agricultural and food technology: Made in Germany means innovation, high quality and safety. German companies are strong competition in the foreign markets, especially for high quality, value added products. Dairy and dairy products, especially cheese as well as meat and meat products are the most important food exports. Other important products are oilseeds, grains, sugar and sweets, tobacco, fruit and vegetable products, coffee, livestock, cocoa, beer and wine.
For the German Farmers Association (DBV) the development of the German agribusiness export market is a story of success. Over the last 10 years the export volume of German food and agricultural products has nearly doubled. In 2007 Germany overtook France for third place in the ranking of the largest agribusiness exporters in the world. Only the USA and the Netherlands have a greater market share than Germany.
A survey by the Federation of German Food and Drink Industries (BVE) questioning 400 directors and export managers of German food and drink companies has found the current export climate to have improved once again. Participants say business in foreign markets has further increased compared with half a year ago. However, export expectations for the next 6 months have slightly declined.
Like the majority of the leading business institutes they are confident that the economic recovery of the Euro zone will continue over the next half year. Approximately 84% of the German food and drink exports are within the European Union. Among the most important export markets are the Netherlands, France, Austria and Italy. The survey results echo other recent surveys that have shown the German economy growing strongly on the back of rising exports
