The 2nd Colombian Banana Congress in Santa Marta brought together over 1,800 industry leaders, addressing challenges and opportunities for the progress and sustainability of the banana agroindustry. Uniban highlighted its commitment to innovation and collaboration at this crucial event.
The new challenges facing the banana sector were common points in the conversations of entrepreneurs, exporters, marketers, and other agents involved in the agroindustry, all seeking the progress and sustainability of this economic sector.
Colombian Banana Congress: Towards Progress and Sustainability
We once again had the opportunity to participate in the 2nd Colombian Banana Congress, held in the Magdalena region, which was attended by over 1,800 people. This unique event has become one of the most important meetings of the agroindustry, bringing together all stakeholders interested in the development and strengthening of this productive sector of the country.
This event, which also included various discussion forums, allowed us to address the fundamental challenges facing the industry and to reflect on its immediate future, product quality, productivity, prices and agricultural inputs, fair wages for producers, and other topics of interest.
It is important to mention that at this forum we shared our experiences and the challenges that we at Uniban believe the industry must face to improve both national and international projections. As part of the global economy, this requires joint and coordinated efforts to build a path of progress and innovation, as well as the necessary technological advances to maintain the productivity and quality of the banana sector.
