WHILE the information sessions at Hort Connections 2022 provided plenty of material to think about, it was the conversations within the tradeshow floor which many relished during the three-day event.
Held at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre last week, the event upheld its reputation as the largest gathering for the Australian horticulture industry.
Amidst tractors, fresh produce, robotic packing arms, virtual reality headsets and packaging technology, delegates were able to peruse developments from just about every area of the supply chain.
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Serving morning teas, lunch and afternoon teas within the tradeshow area allowed attendees to continue their wandering of the company displays while keeping fed.
Hort Connections is jointly hosted by Ausveg and the International Fresh Produce Association A-NZ.
The total crowd number was estimated to be upward of 3000 people.
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