The Middle East Organic and Natural Product Expo Dubai is the Middle East’s sole business event that focuses on organic and natural products. It is held under the patronage of the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment UAE.

UAE, where the Expo is held, also holds the position as the third largest re-exporter in the world, with over $546 Billion worth of goods being sent out from the trade hub. Its unique location allows it to link hemispheres together, making it a popular center for re-export.

Reflective of the growth of the natural and organic industry in the region, the show doubled in size and launched two Special Events in the form of the Tea & Coffee Pavilion and the Traditional, Complementary and Alternative Medicine (TCAM) Conference & Expo caters to two of the strongest industries in the region.

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With a focus on the 5 natural market segments such as Food & Beverages, Health, Beauty, Living and Environment, the expo is the largest gathering of bio products in the region and is considered by industry members to be the ideal place to source organic and natural products.

Dubai is located in the central part of the Middle East, with an area of approximately 4,114 square kilometers and a population of 3.4 million, making it the most populous city in the United Arab Emirates and the capital of the Dubai Emirate, one of the seven emirates of the UAE.

Dubai is the economic and financial center of the Middle East and a major transportation hub for passengers and cargo in the region. As an international business and trade center, Dubai's demand for imported food raw materials, organic food, and natural food products is growing. Dubai residents have a strong demand for high-quality, safe and healthy food, providing a vast market space for related Chinese products. At the same time, Dubai is an important entrepôt to the Arabian Peninsula and North African markets, providing convenient conditions for Chinese food companies to enter the region.

Trade between China and the UAE (Dubai) is becoming increasingly close. As China's main trade partner in the Arabian Peninsula, the UAE is China's largest trade surplus country in the region. In recent years, the two sides have deepened their cooperation in areas such as trade, investment, and infrastructure construction. The UAE is an important hub for China's "Belt and Road" initiative in the Middle East, and the two countries have strong economic complementarity and huge cooperation potential.