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Ohio agribusinesses to be showcased at Israeli trade show
The Ohio-Israel Agricultural Division, and its Ohio Eastern resources and aquatic life; and YZ tors and make business contacts in
Initiative of the Negev Foundation Mediterranean Regional Office. Enterprises, Inc., Maumee, manufac- their areas of interest through cus-
(www.negev.org) will showcase Ohio Ohio companies participating in tures Almondina cookies. tomized business matchmaking. The
agricultural businesses and organiza- Agritech’s Ohio booth include: DLM Participating agricultural associa- Initiative will have staff at the booth to
tions in a special booth at the Agritech Plastics, Findlay, makes custom tions and organizations include: represent those Ohio companies and
2009 International Tradeshow in Tel- designed and manufactured flexible Ashland Area Council for Economic organizations that could not send their
Aviv, Israel, May 5-7. products; Graminex, Deschler, pro- Development, BioOhio, Braintree own representatives. Ohio booth staff
The Ohio booth, part of the duces non-solvent extracted flower Business Development Center, Center will distribute catalogues, samples,
Initiative’s ongoing efforts to enhance pollen; Kinetico Incorporated, for Innovative Food Technology, business cards and other pertinent
Ohio-Israel agribusiness relations, will Newbury, manufactures water treat- Cincinnati USA Partnership, Cleveland materials to interested visitors.
feature 27 Ohio companies, agricultural ment equipment; Lauren International, Plus, Maumee Valley Growers, Ohio Agritech is the largest agricultural
associations and economic develop- New Philadelphia, engineers polymer Aquaculture Association, Ohio trade show in the Middle East, with
ment organizations. Those participating products and materials; Prime Business Development Coalition, Ohio more than 25,000 expected visitors from
in the Ohio booth will receive exposure Equipment Group, Columbus, manu- Department of Agriculture, Ohio around the world. The triennial
needed to attract buyers from Israel, as factures, sells and services innovative Department of Development, Ohio- tradeshow highlights products, processes
well as industrialized and developing poultry processing equipment; Redex, Israel Agricultural Initiative of The and technology from all sectors of agri-
countries, and emerging markets in the Salem, manufactures and distributes Negev Foundation, Ohio Seed culture and agribusiness. This year
Middle East and beyond. In addition, the Udderly Smooth family of products Improvement Association, Ohio marks the second time that the Initiative
Israeli companies that are interested in for dry, chapped and cracked skin; Sure Soybean Council, Ohio State University has participated in the event. In 2006, the
relocating or co-locating to Ohio or to Grow, Beachwood, creates plant (OSU), Ohio Agricultural Research and Initiative organized an Ohio agribusiness
have their products manufactured in growth media technology specifically Development Center and Ohio State trade mission to Israel and Agritech,
Ohio will find resources and contact for greenhouse and hydroponics; University Extension, Tuscarawas where Ohio was the only U.S. state to be
information in the Ohio booth. Vernay Laboratories, Inc., Yellow County Port Authority, and Wayne represented by a delegation.
The Ohio booth, sponsored by the Springs, designs and manufactures pre- Economic Development Council. For more information, contact Sarah
Ohio-Israel Agricultural Initiative, is cision elastomeric fluid control compo- Ohio company and organization rep- Horowitz, program director, Ohio-
supported by the Ohio Department of nents; YSI, Inc., Yellow Springs, designs resentatives attending Agritech will Israel Agricultural Initiative of The
Agriculture, the Ohio Department of sensor instrumentation and real-time have the opportunity to conduct meet- Negev Foundation, 216-691-9997 or
Development’s Global Markets monitoring systems for natural ings with potential clients and distribu- sarah@negev.org.
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