Invitation

2012 March, Canadian Agribusiness Mission and Food Expo to China

March 19th-April 1st, 2012

Dear Sir or Madam:

The Canada-China Agriculture and Food Development Exchange Centre is pleased to invite you to join our March 2012 Canadian Agri Mission and Food Expo to China. Our centre has been organizing missions, tours to China over the past several years with great results. This year our tour features the Canadian Food Expo in Kunshan, Jiangsu and also three Canada China agri-business partnership seminars. The expo is a key networking event for those interested in making connections to Chinese businesses and learning about the growing markets.  

This trip to China will include much more besides business meetings; we will look at a variety of beautiful Chinese landscapes. Some of these are: The Great Wall, The Forbidden City in Beijing, Xian Terra Cotta Army, Hainan Island- the most southern part of China. Most of China is in blossoming in March, Hainan Island is always tropical… Join us for this unforgettable expedition.

Who should attend: Canadian processors, producers, suppliers, importers/exporters, Agri-food industry professionals, scientists, researchers and government officials.

• Key words: Agribusiness, Export/import, Investment Attraction, Research, Partnership,
• What to expect: Three Canada China agribusiness partnership seminars, attend China Import Expo, lots of interaction with influential Chinese industry and government leaders. See more details on our day-by-day itinerary
• Where: Beijing, Shanghai, Kunshan,   Xian, Hainan Island Province and more beautiful areas
• How many: This mission has limited space. Maximum 15 people, so register early.

To register: please fill out the attached registration form and send to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it For more information please contact us at your convenience.

Canada China Agriculture and Food Development Exchange Centre

October 14th 2011

Attachment 1: Registration Form

Attachment 2: China International Import Expo

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