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November 9/13, 2022

EIMA International (Bologna, I)

The 44th edition of EIMA International (October 19/23, 2021) closed with 270,700 visitors, 25,900 of whom from abroad. Not only was the number of visitors remarkable, but also the quality of the public largely made up of businesspeople. The next edition is therefore scheduled for November 9-13, 2022.

2022

Agrilevante by EIMA (Bari, I)

The ongoing Covid 19 pandemic has made it necessary to reschedule all trade exhibitions, including those dedicated to the agricultural sector including Agrilevante. The promoter of Agrilevante is carefully analysing the likely scenarios to assess whether to reschedule the Bari exhibition to the first months of 2022.

December 2021

Eima Agrimach (New Delhi, IN)

The sixth edition of EIMA Agrimach India - 5/7 December 2019 - ended in New Delhi with good results. The drop in the market during the year led to a drop in the number of visitors, which amounted to 34,000 visitors. Positive "B2B" meetings with businesspeople. A FederUnacoma-ICE road show is scheduled in 2020 to promote Made in Italy technologies in India. Next rendezvous: December 2021.

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Press releases

26.10.2021

AEF: new app to check ISOBUS compatibility

An application was presented during EIMA 2021 that allows agricultural equipment dealers, manufacturers and farmers to check the compatibility of equipment produced by various brands with the ISOBUS protocol.

24.10.2021

EIMA, stronger than anything

The world exhibition of agricultural machinery closes in Bologna with extraordinary results. The "EIMA people" overcame post-Covid uncertainties and consecrated the show as a leading event on the exhibition scene. Certified data released by FederUnacoma and BolognaFiere indicate 270,700 visitors, 25,900 of whom from abroad. A great success for an event that will return in November 2022 and then resume its natural biennial schedule.

22.10.2021

Paolo De Castro takes stock of EU agricultural policies at EIMA

"No farmer shall be left behind. That's why we need time and resources for the European Farm to Fork plan. The first deputy chairman of the EU Agriculture Commission, Paolo De Castro, was the protagonist of a public meeting with Alessandro Malavolti, president of FederUnacoma, held during EIMA, the international exhibition of agricultural and gardening machinery.

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