09/07/07
           
            Dairy Event exhibitors have been offered a funding package designed
            to help them expand their export business.  
            
              The International Agri-Technology Centre, IATC, in conjunction
                with event organisers, the Royal Association of British Dairy
                Farmers are providing eligible UK companies with the opportunity
                to claim towards the travel and accommodation costs of potential
                key buyers attending this year’s Dairy Event, to be held
              at Stoneleigh Park, Coventry on 19 and 20 September.  
              “The IATC has provided funding to British agriculture
                businesses to assist in bringing international visitors to the
                Dairy Event for a number of years,” explains IATC’s
                Sam Holt. “The event provides a platform for the creation
                of new business opportunities internationally, and because it
                continues to grow and expand, there is always something new for
                international guests to see.” 
              RABDF’s chief executive, Nick Everington explains: “Dairy
                Event is becoming increasingly prominent on the international
                calendar as a premier business to business event and last year
                hosted delegates from more than 30 countries. We have already
                presented to 15 commercial attaches from British embassies abroad,
                including those with a rapidly expanding dairy sector ie China,
                India and Russia and made them aware of the excellence of British
                products, from genetics to technology and equipment.” He
                adds:  “We are optimistic that our new offer will
                encourage UK based companies to welcome more overseas visitors
                which in turn will help them to increase their export business.”  
              Further details on the overseas guest funding can be obtained
                from IATC’s Sam Holt on 02476 323 960 or samh@iatc.org.uk  
              
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