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international perspective, the show reports to be the most complete of horticultural trade fairs and the ‘best-visited’ horticultural event in the Netherlands. Its strong focus on producers and entrepreneurs makes Horti Fair the foremost platform for the introduction of new products and services, the exchange of knowledge, and concrete business transactions. HortiFair is divided into two segments: Horti Tech and Horti Grow & Trade. Visiting the Horti Fair should improve profitability for horticultural entrepreneurs. This is the goal of participants at this year’s event. A strong group of participants, the transfer of knowledge in special pavilions and much attention to new products and services are distinctive elements at the Horti Fair 2010. Organisation of the event is making good progress in the current economic climate, which is why the Horti Fair 2010 again promises to make a valuable contribution to doing business in horticulture. From the first week of November 2011 the Horti Fair and the Flora Holland Trade Fair in Aalsmeer will be held together at the same time. Holland HortiWeek will be the new name for this joint venture. For more information visit
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he Horti Fair is the international trade show for horticulture, held in the Amsterdam RAI, Holland from October 12 - 15 2010. From an
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