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The Africa Food Safety Summit is Africa’s premier and largest international food safety, quality management and compliance conference and exhibition. The three interconnected issues of food safety, food nutrition and food security are some of the most challenging issues in Africa’s quest to provide adequate, nutritious and safe food to its growing population. These issues also negatively affect the continent’s ability to enhance consumer health and enhance local, regional and international trade – making the continent one of the most vulnerable to hunger, food-borne illnesses and death. Further the Continent faces trade restrictions and loss of economic and social potential. The Summit brings together regional and global experts and stakeholders to share the latest trends in food safety, quality management, science and technology; regulations, standards and compliance; and sustainable adoption of safe practices and technologies in the agriculture and food value chain in Africa. Held since 2021, the Summit aims at providing the pan-African platform where key decision makers can converge every year in Africa, to network, learn and trade, as they seek solutions to Africa’s unique food and agriculture sector challenges. Africa Food Safety & Quality Summit is Africa’s premier food safety, regulatory policy, quality and laboratory management conference and exhibition. The industry focused Summit brings together regional and global experts and stakeholders to discover the latest trends in science and technology, regulations, standards, compliance, operations and sustainable adoption of safe and efficient safety, quality and management practices in the entire agriculture, food and pharmaceutical value chain in Africa. The Africa Food Safety & Quality Summit is the ultimate premium conference and exhibition that brings together the key stakeholders from Africa and the World to focus on the latest food safety, regulatory, quality and laboratory management technologies in Africa. The Summit is aimed at professional knowledge sharing and networking between the key stakeholders and brings together African and global experts to address the most important issues in the food safety space in Africa and identify the most appropriate practices and technologies, legislations and standards. The Summit is structured in a number of plenary sessions, panel discussions, fireside chats, break-out sessions and people-focused networking sessions that provide the delegates the best opportunities to discover the latest technology and meet peers and industry leaders in the right environment. Who Attends Africa Food Safety & Quality Summit? Stakeholders with the following responsibilities in the private and public sector, Government, academia and research institutions and NGOs/development agencies/embassies and consulates will find the Africa Food Safety & Quality Summit a must-attend event: Managing Director, Chairman, Director, General Manager Quality Assurance & Quality Control Directors, Managers & Analysts Food & Pharmaceutical Drugs Retailing, Distribution and Vending Managers Factory, Production, Operations & Process Directors, Managers & Supervisors Food Catering & Restaurant Managers & Supervisors Sanitation, Hygiene & Environment Directors & Managers Food Safety Directors, Managers, Inspectors, Audit Managers, Assessors & Analysts Food & Drug Legislation Managers & Officers Public Health Management Directors, Managers & Officers Packhouse Manager Mill Managers, Dairy Managers & Technologists, Bakery Managers & Food Technologists Health & Safety Directors, Managers & Supervisors Compliance, Risk Management & Risk Communications Directors, Managers & Officers Regulatory & Scientific Affairs Directors, Managers & Analysts Engineering Directors, Managers & Supervisors Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Directors, Managers & Technologists Chef, Food & Beverage Managers & Camp Managers Laboratory Managers & Technologists Quality Systems Management and Implementation Managers Chemists & Microbiologists Animal Nutritionist; Animal Feed Factory Manager Chief of Party & Project Managers Research & New Product Development Managers & Supervisors Supply Chain, Procurement & Logistics Directors & Managers Warehousing, Stores, Distribution & Transport Managers & Supervisors Export & Import Managers & Trade Officers Hospital Directors & Managers Buyers, Commodity Traders, Graders and Analysts Agribusiness & Farm Managers; Agronomists & Extension Officers Investment Managers & Analysts Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries, Crop Directors, Managers & Officers Business Development, Marketing & Sales Directors & Managers Food safety remains one of the World’s biggest challenge, in many ways standing in the way of the countries to feed rising populations, hindering economic growth and affecting regional and international trade – especially in Africa. According to the World Bank, productivity losses at the global level associated with food-borne diseases in low and middle-income countries is estimated to cost US$95.2 billion per year, and the annual cost of treating food-borne illnesses is estimated at US$15 billion, with the overall public health and domestic economic costs of unsafe food at 20 times the trade related costs for developing countries. In a Continent with the heaviest food safety burden, World Health Organization (WHO) places the global health burden of food-borne disease on par with HIV/AIDS, TB, or malaria, or an estimated 137,000 lives every year in Africa. Attending the Africa Food Safety & Quality Summit opens new perspectives on the future of food safety in Africa, better than any other event in Africa. You can not afford to miss attending Africa’s most impactful food safety event.

West Africa Water Expo shows put your company and its products face to face with customers and prospects, your main objectives are to generate awareness and ultimately, to make a sale. Nigeria is now Africa’s largest foreign direct investments beneficiary, and its diversification is well underway. Indeed, the non-oil sector is growing faster than the oil sector as Nigeria’s 182 million-strong population starts getting wealthier and consuming more and more. Nigeria market is, without doubt, the biggest in Africa with an official population figure of 182 million and growing – making it a profitable market of the future. We offer unique value to companies, associations and other industry players connected with Water Expo and serve them through our huge national and international network and resources which offers access to foreign embassies, chambers of commerce, industry associations experts and consultants, construction companies and water project contacts, as well as downstream industry matches. * Africa Business Pages in the Media Partner for West Africa Water Expo   

The Uganda International Trade Fair (UGITF) returns from 2–11 October 2026, bringing together businesses, manufacturers, investors, buyers and trade professionals from Uganda, across East Africa and around the world. Over more than 31 years, UGITF has evolved from a small exhibition with fewer than 50 exhibitors in the early 1990s into one of Uganda’s leading platforms for trade, industry, investment and business networking. A Multi-Sector Business Showcase UGITF offers visitors the opportunity to discover products, meet manufacturers, explore new business partnerships and source products and services from more than 30 countries. From manufacturing and agriculture to technology, consumer products, services and industrial solutions, the multi-sector trade fair provides an ideal environment for businesses to showcase their products and connect with new markets. Connect, Learn and Discover Beyond the exhibition floor, visitors can participate in conference sessions, masterclasses and business-focused activities designed to provide insights into markets, innovation, entrepreneurship and investment opportunities. The fair also offers a free on-site health camp for show-goers, adding an important community and wellness dimension to the event. Whether you are looking to source products, find suppliers, meet manufacturers, explore investment opportunities or develop new business relationships, the Uganda International Trade Fair provides a valuable meeting point for the regional and international business community.

Africa Building Material Importers Directory is a unique database of importers of building material and construction equipment in Africa that lists importers in Africa engaged in the building materials business. This directory has a list of companies in Africa that deal in building materials and construction machinery – mostly importers, wholesalers, retailers, agents, distributors across Africa. The directory lists over 16,000+ companies in Africa that are engaged in the building materials and construction machinery business and have been importing all kinds of construction equipment, building materials, tools and hardware from all across the world. The directory is aimed at international sellers looking for buyers in Africa for their building materials and construction machinery. This directory of building materials and construction machinery importers in Africa lists companies dealing in various building materials, hardware and construction machinery like Construction Machinery & Equipment, Tools & Hardware, Building Materials, Lighting, Plumbing Supplies, Construction Machinery, Architects, Glass Manufacturers & Traders, Electrical Goods & Supplies, Roofing Tiles, Paints – and have been importing building materials, tools, hardware and construction machinery from various countries. Over 16,000+ listings of importer in Africa Available for download in Excel format Perfect email database for the email marketing in Africa Building material companies in Africa have been importing building materials, tools, hardware and construction machinery from all across the world. This unique database provides you with a list of building materials, tools, hardware and construction machinery importers in over 30 countries in Africa. By targeting your potential buyers in Africa using this list of importers in Africa you can deal directly with your business counterparts in Africa and reach importers in Africa. By promoting direct B2B contacts between African buyers and international suppliers, the Africa Building Material Importers Directory has played an instrumental role in promoting trade to and within Africa by promoting B2B contacts between buyers and sellers. Importers in Africa The directory lists major security firms in over 30 countries in Africa and provides you with a list of building material companies in Africa namely hardware dealers in Kenya, building material importers in Uganda, importers of hardware firms in Tanzania, building material companies in South Africa, building material dealers in Angola, building materials importers in Nigeria, building material companies in Ghana, building material companies in Zimbabwe, building material companies in Ethiopia, building material companies in Sudan, building material companies in Botswana – to name a few Most companies use the database of importers of building materials in Africa to conduct email marketing campaigns to potential buyers in Africa and send email shots to importers in Africa with their business proposal. Others use this database to reach their target audiences in Africa through social media platforms like Facebook by advertising their products using the target audience method. Some use the database for sending brochures and product catalogues to send their potential customers in Africa. The database of building material companies in Africa can be downloaded HERE.

Africa is one of the largest and fastest growing market for pharmaceuticals and hospital supplies. However, finding the right business partners in Africa is a challenge that is often faced by international supplier and manufacturers. The dearth of proper business database and business directories in many African countries further adds to the challenge. As a result, many companies find it difficult to identify and contact the right business partners, importers, wholesalers and retailers in Africa in order to expand their exports to Africa. The Africa Business Pages, one of the largest B2B portals in Africa has finally compiled a special directory that lists all major importers of pharmaceuticals in Africa. This includes importers of OTC drugs, hospital supplies, beauty products, all kinds of medicines and drugs. Pharmaceutical Importers in Africa The directory has since played an instrumental role in promoting direct B2B contacts between international suppliers and African buyers. It has helped many international supplier find buyers of pharmaceuticals in Africa. Most companies use the database of importers of pharmaceuticals in Africa to conduct email marketing campaigns to potential buyers in Africa and send email shots to importers in Africa with their business proposal. Others use this database to reach their target audiences in Africa through social media platforms like Facebook by advertising their products using the target audience method. Some use the database for sending brochures and product catalogues to send their potential customers in Africa. The directory covers: Over 9,000+ company listings of pharmaceuticals dealers in Africa Classified under different trade sectors Available for download in Excel format The Africa Pharmaceuticals Dealers Directory lists all major importers of pharmaceuticals in Africa – covering 35 African countries. The list of companies listed in the Africa Pharmaceuticals Directory includes: Pharmacies in Africa Pharmaceutical Companies in Africa Manufacturers of Pharmaceuticals Hospital Supplies Companies in Africa Medical Institutes in Africa Clinics & Hospitals in Africa Hospital Equipment Suppliers in Africa Pharmaceuticals Distributors in Africa Dental Clinics in Africa Healthcare Providers in Africa Government Medical Clinics in Africa The database of pharmaceuticals importers in Africa can be downloaded HERE. DOWNLOAD HERE