From February 14th to February 17th, the largest international exhibition of organic products BIOFACH 2023 will take place in the German city of Nuremberg, which attracts thousands of visitors from around the world every year.

In 2023, Ukraine will be represented at BIOFACH 2023 with a large Ukrainian Pavilion covering a total area of 188 m2 (stands 4A-511 and 4A-405). This will be the 10th anniversary of Ukrainian companies' participation in the largest international event in the industry.

This year, 23 companies that continue to work during the war and supply their products abroad will present the export potential of Ukraine's organic sector at BIOFACH 2023.

Among the participating companies of the Ukrainian National Pavilion are manufacturers of grain crops, nuts, frozen and freeze-dried berries, concentrated fruit juices and purees, sunflower oil, pastila, baby food, snacks and dry breakfasts, as well as auxiliary substances of biopreparations.

Ukrainian Pavilion is organised by the State Institution «Entrepreneurship and Export Promotion Office» (Ukraine), the state project Diia.Business in partnership with the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine, Organic Ukraine NGO, Ukrainian Berries Association and Organic Initiative.

Supported by:

- European Union and the German Government within the «EU4Business: SME Competitiveness and Internationalisation» international cooperation programme implemented by the German federal company Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH;

- EBRD and funded by Switzerland through the EBRD's Small Business Impact Fund (donors to the SBIF are Italy, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland,  Taiwan Business - EBRD Technical Cooperation Fund and the USA); 

- Switzerland within the framework of the Swiss-Ukrainian Programs «Higher Value Added Trade from the Organic and Dairy Sector in Ukraine» (QFTP) and «Organic Trade for Development in Eastern Europe» (OT4D);

- The project «German-Ukrainian Cooperation in Organic Agriculture» (COA) that is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture.