Following the Summer Launch Party on 5 March, excitement is building for the 2018 Drinks Industry Show, which will be held from 18-19 June at Sydney’s Darling Harbour. Following previous events, an extensive research project was undertaken and the redeveloped 2018 show will serve as a useful business event that captures the industry’s energy and forward focus. Looking ahead at the June show, exhibitors will be zoned according to their product type, with each section capped to ensure a complete market cross-section for buyers. Furthermore, the show floor has been revised with all exhibitor stands the same size, ensuring that regardless of company size, the product comes first. The Drinks Industry Show will ensure buyers are qualified and personally invited in line with their purchasing potential; and will deliver two events — allowing people to engage and network. Attendees can look forward to sampling beer, cider, wine and spirits from across the globe, learning market insight from industry speakers and comparing the very latest in products.
Drinks Industry Show 2018: Summer Launch Party snapshots
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