ImportInfo Newsletter October 2023

New Supply Offers: October 2023

TFO Canada received 31 new supply offers in these categories:

24 – Food products and beverages (Inc. seafood)
1 – I.T Services (inc. software)
1 – Personal Care, Pharmaceuticals and Natural Health Products
1 – Home décor, giftware and crafts
1 – Animals and Animal based products
1 – Industrial goods, machinery, parts and raw materials
1 – Housewares and Hardware
1 – Sports and Leisure

TFO Canada in partnership with the Indonesian Trade Promotion Center, is organising a Trade mission to the Montreal International Gaming Show

in Montreal, Canada

from Nov 6-9, 2023

The Montreal International Gaming Trade Show, MIGS 2023, is the number one event in the Canadian video game industry. This event attracts attention from publishers, distributors, investors and major developers from around the world, providing an excellent opportunity to engage with international buyers. The event will feature:

business-to-business (B2B) networking opportunities
Panels and master classes
B2B exhibit space

TFO Canada in partnership with Indonesian Trade Promotion Center will be hosting a mission of 7 game and developer and animation studios from Indonesia to exhibit at the Montreal International Gaming Show 2023, taking place November 6-9 in Montreal, Canada. Do not miss your chance to meet qualified companies with new and innovative products that have been specifically selected for their potential in the North American Market.

INDONESIA:

Wisageni Studio	Partial and full game development, gamification, education & complete games
PT. Hellomotion Korpora Indonesia	Animation Series – for film, TV, games & educational media
PT Multimedia Digital Nusantara	Design, build 3D animation for gaming and animation studios
Cocoon Production	Artwork and digital cartoons(comic design, storyboarding, inking & localization of comic art)
Agate	Outsourced game development services
Digital Breeze Interactive	Custom game creation services
PT Jaring Seni Teknologi (Eizper Chain)	Blockchain action multiplayer role-playing game, a Play & Earn game leveraging NFTs & tokens

To learn more about the participating companies and their offerings, please contact our Associate:

Greg Henderson

Email: Greg.Henderson@tfocanada.ca

Tel: +1 438 501 0236

Don’t miss the opportunity to meet us at the Ghana AgroFood Trade Show

in Accra, Ghana!

We are thrilled to announce that TFO Canada and the Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) are partnering to bring you a delegation of 10 Nigerian SMEs at the Ghana AgroFood Trade Show in Accra from November 21-23, 2023.

Discover a wide range of Nigerian companies and their exceptional products by clicking on the links below:

Auction2africa.Com Limited	Tea
Kemi Alawode Nig LTD	Plantain, wheat, beans flour, garri
Dahdot Services Limited	Raw cashew, hibiscus, sesame seeds, soybeans
Devine Gold Global	Cassava Flakes, hibiscus flour
Kamilah Farms Nigeria Limited	Spices, shea butter
Rocklad Global Development Services	Cassava Flakes, hibiscus flour, maize grain
Oluwatoyin Integrated Farms)	Edible fortified filtered coconut oil and shea butter
ALAAF Mega Platform LTD	Mixed tea, shea butter, shea nuts, wheat rice grits
Dorrisday Global Services Limited	Catfish, all purpose spice flour, tyme, curry powder
Solissy Foods and Beverages	Garri, flour

To learn more about the participating companies and their offerings, please contact our Associate:

Olivier Musafiri

Email: Olivier.Musafiri@tfocanada.ca

Tel: +1 438 501 0236

Value Chain Development for Decent Work

Value chains play a vital role in modern, globalized economies. They have a significant impact on how products are designed, developed and disposed of, and determine who benefits from economic value creation. Value chain development, when executed correctly, can lead to not only economic but also social and environmental improvements. Unfortunately, many development interventions stay at the pilot stage and are not implemented on a large scale. They are often too expensive and require substantial funding to execute. Given the scale of global challenges, a systems approach is necessary. By being catalytic and trying to achieve more with fewer resources, a systems approach can foster local ownership and sustainability of outcomes.

The International Labour Organization’s third edition of “Value Chain Development for Decent Work” provides an overview of how to adopt a systems approach to value chain development with the goal of creating more and better jobs. Learn more!