Recently, Messe Berlin, the organizer of Berlin international fruit and vegetable exhibition, announced that due to the continuing outbreak of new crown virus in Europe and other regions, the 2021 fruit special edition exhibition, originally scheduled to be held from May 18 to 20, 2021, was cancelled. 

Madlen miserius, senior project manager at the show, said the cancellation was no surprise to anyone. The new coronavirus pandemic has lasted longer than expected. Although the organizers hope to hold offline activities in May, it is unlikely to be realized whether it is a business trip to Berlin or a large-scale gathering.

"We have learned from discussions with the industry that the market is in a strong demand for offline events," miserius said. Therefore, we launched the special edition of Berlin international fruit and vegetable exhibition, hoping to provide the exhibitors with the greatest flexibility with the lowest risk. Unfortunately, the epidemic is still on the top, which is why the activity is cancelled today. The fresh fruit and vegetable industry has a large global family, and we would have met at the Berlin fruit and vegetable exhibition every year. "

At present, the organizers have begun to prepare for the 2022 Berlin international fruit and vegetable exhibition, striving to present a dynamic exhibition for customers. The 30th Berlin international fruit and vegetable exhibition has been scheduled to be held from February 9 to 11.