Expo ANTAD & Alimentaria Mexico 2023
07 – 09 March 2023
Centro Banamex Ciudad de Mexico
Mexico City, Mexico
The most relevant International Food & Drinks trade show in Mexico
The gateway to the American Continent
Business Oriented, International, Specialized,
Innovative, with high Media Coverage and Profitable
20th Edition of Alimentaria Show in Mexico
50000 Sqm. Show Space
1900 Exhibiting Companies from 35 Countries
37000 Visitors from 32 Countries
Why Mexico
With a growing population and a large number of young people (half of Mexico s population of 115 million people is under the age of 26), food and drinks consumption in Mexico is expected to continue offering stable growth over the next four years through 2016. In 2012, per capita consumption increased by 3.4% and forecasts for 2016 indicate 11.5% (Source: Euro monitor)
The economy ranked 14th in the world and 2nd in Latin American. Mexico s average annual economic growth for the past four quarters was 4.1% in real terms. This is higher than the growth reported by the majority of the major eurozone economies, the United States and Japan.
Income per inhabitant was 7,000 euros in 2012, according to INEGI data.
Because of its stability despite the crisis.
Rated of investment grade by the leading risk rating agencies. Mexico s country risk is the lowest in the region, although the gap with Brazil has been closing rapidly since 200.
12 free trade treaties with 44 countries, offering preferential access to more than 1,000 million consumers and promoting trade, as well as Mexico as a destination for investment in order to take advantage of the opportunities it offers as a platform for exports to other markets.
Extensive access to the U.S. market. Strategic location in North America with a 3,000+ km border with the United States.
In terms of consumption, today Mexico represents a market of approximately 115 million inhabitants, with demand constantly increasing. About three-quarters of the approximately 115 million inhabitants live in urban areas. Approximately one-fifth of the population lives in Mexico City (Federal District and conurbation).
75% of Mexican society is under the age of 50 and 50% of the population is under 35. They generate consumption and demand for products, etc.
Tourism is one of Mexico s most important and dynamic industries, due to its level of investment, job creation, bringing in foreign currency and contribution to regional and national growth
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It ranks third in the inflow of foreign currency. It generates 7.5 million jobs and contributes 9% of gross domestic product (GDP).
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Aim: to make Mexico the world s fifth-ranking tourism power.
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Currently, as a tourist destination, Mexico ranks tenth in the world, second in the Americas (surpassed by the United States).
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Mexico is internationally recognized as an excellent host country.
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Its offerings are HIGHLY VALUABLE, very COMPLETE, VARIED, ATTRACTIVE and PROFITABLE.
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11,000 km of coastline: (The Caribbean Sea, Sea of Cortez, Pacific, Gulf of Mexico)
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Ranks sixth in number of World Heritage Cities
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Number one destination for archaeological sites (more than 20,000)
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Number one destination for protected areas (25.4 million hectares in 174 protected areas, four of which are Natural World Heritage Sites)
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Number three destination for ecotourism in Latin America
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One of the top five countries in terms of biodiversity
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174 national protected areas
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Mexican cuisine has also been declared Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNE
The food and drinks industry in Mexico
With a growing population and a large number of young people (half of Mexico’s population of 120 million people is under the age of 26), food and drinks consumption in Mexico is expected to continue offering stable growth over the next years. Growth in consumption in recent years has been concentrated in the population deciles with the highest income, according to the ¿National Household Income and Expenditure Survey’, prepared by the National Institute of Statistics, Geography, and Data Processing (INEGI in its Spanish acronym).
Looking at total quarterly household income, we find that decile 10 (the 10% of the population with the highest income) accounts for 33.9% of total income.Naturally, households in the lower-income deciles allocate a significant portion of their spending to food and drinks, that is, to basic consumer goods. However, the portion of the population with very high purchasing power consumes a wide variety of high-end products and services.
The Sixteen edition of Alimentaria Mexico proved once again it’s convening power after its successful completion, with an influx of 10,744 professionals from the food and beverages industry from 32 countries, becoming for three consecutive days a real business, exhibition, updating, and training center.
Alimentaria Mexico 2018 will support and backing of different Chambers and Associations including CANAINCA, COMECARNE, ANPROPAN, MEXICAN ASSOCATION OF RESTAURANTS, MEXICAN ASSOCIATION OF SOMMELIERS, CNA, ANAM, and COA.
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