Bangalore is all set to welcome the 6th edition of the Flora Tech IPM 2014 from 22nd – 24th August, 2014 at the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre. Flora Tech IPM is the new offshoot of the premier global trade fair for horticulture IPM ESSEN/Germany and covers the entire chain for the horticulture and floriculture industry. The Flora Tech IPM 2014 has participants from not only India but also from Europe. The Expo will focus on the various aspects of horticulture including water management, greenscaping, etc.
Ms Myna Batavia, Chief Consuling Director of Green Carpet- The Garden Centre will be participating in the Expo. Ms Myna Batavia feels that this expo can reap many benefits in the horticulture industry. “Flora Tech is a niche trade fair focussing only on horticulture. Therefore, there will be no dilution of attention for the B2B buyers. The industry, in turn, will benefit tremendously because of the focussed exposure to products and services which are industry specific. There will be ample scope to learn from peers, opportunity to collaborate and introduce novelties at the fair.” Says Ms Myna Batavia, Chief Consulting Director, Green Carpet.
The public will get the rare opportunity to choose from a myriad of choices that the industry will throw open. They will not be confined to mere handmade products offered by cottage industries. Innovations in technology, design and utility will be offered to the public at the fair.
Ms Myna Batavia, Chief Consuling Director of Green Carpet- The Garden Centre will be participating in the Expo. Ms Myna Batavia feels that this expo can reap many benefits in the horticulture industry. “Flora Tech is a niche trade fair focussing only on horticulture. Therefore, there will be no dilution of attention for the B2B buyers. The industry, in turn, will benefit tremendously because of the focussed exposure to products and services which are industry specific. There will be ample scope to learn from peers, opportunity to collaborate and introduce novelties at the fair.” Says Ms Myna Batavia, Chief Consulting Director, Green Carpet.
The public will get the rare opportunity to choose from a myriad of choices that the industry will throw open. They will not be confined to mere handmade products offered by cottage industries. Innovations in technology, design and utility will be offered to the public at the fair.
