India: Opportunities in India to Highlight American Wines and Craft Distilled Spirits at Upcoming Trade Shows

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India: Opportunities in India to Highlight American Wines and Craft Distilled Spirits at Upcoming Trade Shows

FAS Mumbai (Post) wishes to bring to the attention of U.S. exporters of alcoholic beverages the possibility of participating in some of India’s upcoming key wine and distilled spirits tradeshows in 2022 – Brews and Spirits Expo 2022 (July 6-7), VIN-Expo 2022 (August 18-20), and ProWine 2022 (October 17-18). India’s alcoholic beverage sector, with a value of $35 billion, is the world’s third largest. FAS Mumbai will support those U.S. companies interested in participating at these shows. Post can facilitate introductions and provide additional details. U.S. exporters are always encouraged to conduct their own research to verify costs, obligations, and logistics prior to registration.

South and Central Asia, India
Wine, Beer and Spirits

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