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ExpoCulinaire 2025 opens Wednesday with over 2,000 chefs

ExpoCulinaire 2025 opens Wednesday with over 2,000 chefs

Sharjah 2421-05-2025

International chefs and industry experts
Hosted with support from the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI), ExpoCulinaire 2025 features over 2,000 international chefs and top culinary experts, alongside hundreds of exhibitors from industry specialists, including cooks, caterers, and hospitality professionals.
Culinary competitions: A highlight of the event
Organised by Purple Kitchen Events, the exhibition will host this year a series of world-class culinary competitions, showcasing picture-perfect platters of all manner of edible delights.
The 28th Emirates International Salon Culinaire
A key attraction of this year's edition is the 28th Emirates International Salon Culinaire, the Middle East's largest and most renowned culinary competition, hosted by the Emirates Culinary Guild. This prestigious culinary contest brings together top chefs from local and international hotels and restaurants, offering a platform for showcasing the mastery of culinary arts and innovation.
ExpoCulinaire: A global platform for the food service industry
ExpoCulinaire 2025 provides a comprehensive global platform where leading suppliers and businesses in the food service and catering industry can showcase their latest products and services. Attendees will have the opportunity to exchange expertise with counterparts worldwide and gain insights into various aspects of the sector, including food, beverage, ingredients, cooking techniques, and kitchen equipment.
Networking and business opportunities
The exhibition presents a strategic platform for investors and entrepreneurs to network with key industry players, including manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors. Attendees can explore new investment opportunities, exchange knowledge and expertise, forge business deals, and establish partnerships, expanding their reach in the region's markets.
A rich culinary experience
ExpoCulinaire 2025 promises visitors a rich culinary experience, including live cooking demonstrations by world-renowned chefs and industry experts. Attendees can indulge in cooking showcases, explore a variety of new ingredients and products on display, and gain inspiration from the latest culinary and hospitality innovations.
Exhibition hours and highlights
The exhibition is open from 10 am to 5 pm, where visitors can enjoy picture-perfect displays of delicious dishes from some of the world's most famous cuisines.

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