The activities at the show were diverse, including market briefings that provided insights into the Asian food market, a grand opening ceremony, and a culinary showcase by Chef Rinrin Marinka, who creatively incorporated U.S. ingredients into traditional Indonesian recipes.
Throughout the three-day event, U.S. exhibitors took the opportunity to conduct 144 business meetings, introduce 89 new products, and forge 91 serious business contacts.
The most sought-after U.S. products included whey protein and various flavor and color solutions, highlighting the U.S.'s capacity for innovation in the food ingredient sector.
With a projected $3.5 million in sales of products ranging from dairy to specialty ingredients, Fi Asia has proven to be a lucrative platform for U.S. companies aiming to penetrate the ASEAN markets.
The continued success of U.S. exhibitors at Fi Asia signifies the strong demand for quality and innovative food ingredients in the region, setting the stage for future growth and collaboration.