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ZIMBABWEAN products and services are attracting significant attention at Zambia’s leading trade fair, currently underway in Lusaka, with buyers commending the quality of products and services on exhibition.
National trade development and promotion agency, ZimTrade, has facilitated more than 25 local companies to exhibit at the Zambia Agriculture and Commercial Show (ZACS), which runs from July 30 to August 30, 2025.
Participating companies are showcasing a diverse portfolio of products and services, including fast-moving consumer goods, agriculture inputs and implements, protective clothing, furniture, chemicals, and leather and leather products.
This 97th edition of ZACS, running under the theme, “Adapting to Climate Change,” is one of the largest multi-sectoral exhibitions in Zambia and the region.
It serves as a strategic platform for Zimbabwean businesses to connect with key Zambian buyers, distributors, and decision-makers.
In the opening days of the event, exhibitors have reported a marked increase in buyer engagement and expressions of interest in forming commercial partnerships.
The increased traffic by leading buyers in Zambia to the Zimbabwe pavilion points to the growing appeal and market readiness of locally produced offerings.
ZimTrade client manager, Miss Tatenda Machirori, attributed the increased attention to Zimbabwe’s growing reputation for quality and reliability.
“The first days of the fair have seen encouraging levels of engagement, with a notable rise in the number of buyers expressing interest in Zimbabwean products.
“We are riding on the success recorded in the previous year to further boost engagements between our exhibitors and potential buyers,” she said.
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