Business challenges that participation in DairyTech 2025 will help to address
What opportunities and prospects does the exhibition of equipment for milk and dairy production open up for exhibitors?
Russia produced 33.5 million tonnes of milk last year, 3.6% more than in 2022. The Russian Federation has consistently maintained growth in raw milk production over the past five years. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, in 2023 Russia produced 21% more cream, 16% more cheese and 12% more ice cream. The current situation on the Russian dairy market is balanced and stable, according to experts. This trend will continue throughout 2024.
Manufacturers in this environment must scale and look for new suppliers of equipment, ingredients and packaging to launch operations.
Study the current offers of the largest market players, find new clients and strengthen relations with regular partners at the DairyTech 2025 exhibition. On 21-23 January 2025, Moscow will play host to the international exhibition of equipment for the production of milk and dairy products.
Key business challenges that participation in DairyTech 2025 helps to address:
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To build business communications with the leaders of the dairy industry. In 2024, the DairyTech exhibition welcomed 3,976 specialists from 74 regions of Russia and 23 countries. At the same time, 66% of visitors were decision makers. At the end of the exhibition, 58% of exhibitors found new customers and partners, and 69% found the equipment and services they needed.
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To cover a wider geography. For 22 years, the DairyTech exhibition has been the event of choice for industry professionals. In 2024, exhibitors from Belarus, Turkey, India, China, Italy, Austria and many other countries showcased their products and services to business visitors at their stands. 91% of respondents believe that participation in the exhibition is an effective tool for developing their business and expanding their sales geography.
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To confirm your status and support your company's image. DairyTech is the only international exhibition in Russia that presents a full range of equipment for milk processing and dairy production. Participating in the exhibition with Russian and foreign manufacturers, suppliers and distributors of equipment, materials, ingredients for the dairy industry, as well as technology developers, is the best way to emphasise the image of a stable and reliable company and increase brand recognition among Russian and foreign audiences. A total of 163 companies took part in DairyTech 2024, including in collaboration with the Turkish packaging manufacturers' association Ambalaj Sanayicileri Derneği (ASD).
