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AGFO Expo 2018 will again this year take place at Casterbridge Lifestyle Centre, White River, Mpumalanga from Thursday 8 to Saturday 10 November 2018. Over the past two years the expo has grown in popularity and this year we are proud to announce that SAMAC (Southern African Macadamia Growers Association) will host their annual macadamia industry growers’ day in conjunction with the AGFO Expo. This year the AGFO Expo will also offer a technical fire equipment day, “fire-tech day”, where different fire equipment, products and their uses will be discussed and demonstrated.

The main objective of the expo is to provide a reliable and proven trade platform where exhibitors can target their specific customers.

A variety of open air and indoor stands are available to suit each exhibitor’s specific needs. There is 5 972m² open air stands and 225m² indoor stands available. Exhibitors are encouraged to secure their space early to unlock maximum exposure leading up to the expo.

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