The U.S. International Pavilion at IFT Agro

• More than 7,800 square meters of exhibit and demonstration space were occupied by 97 companies drawn from 12 countries
• Total Visitors Exceeded 4,700

The International Fair of Technologies, IFT AGRO 2017, is an industry trade event that brings together suppliers of innovative agricultural technologies and decision-makers from small, medium and large farm operations to extend Chile's global leadership in food production.

Chile ranks as the fastest growing food exporting nation, generating $14.3 billion USD in exported agricultural goods to over 150 countries around the globe, as well as an equally increasing demand for imported goods and equipment.  Despite the rapid growth of the agriculture industry in Chile, the industry had lacked an established, ongoing forum for the exchange of ideas, goods and innovation globally - until now.

The organizers, Santiago-based Kallman Worldwide Latin America, in partnership with the Central Agriculture Association (Agricola Central), and in cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture of Chile, are pleased to invite you to participate as an exhibitor next April at IFT AGRO to capitalize on the opportunity to grow your share of the region's important agriculture market.  The FEXPO Agricola Central Exhibition Grounds in Talca, Chile, known as the business hub of the Maule Region, will be the home to IFT AGRO.  The Maule Region, which generates nearly 16.5% of the nation's annual agricultural output, is the heart of Chile's main agricultural production area.

IFT AGRO joins a growing calendar of professional events organized under the International Fair of Technologies (IFT) brand, which was launched by Kallman Worldwide Latin America in 2012 to advocate for industry excellence in Chile.  The portfolio currently includes the well-established IFT Energy and will introduce IFT Modern Mining next March. IFT AGRO will utilize the proven IFT blend of large-scale exhibition space and market-focused professional education programs, presented in a prime location, to heighten global attention on Chile's agribusiness sector.