Welcome to the SITEVI 2009 website!
International exhibition for the vine/wine and fruit/vegetables sectors

SITEVI 2009: an extremely successful event despite a tough business environment

Monday 11 January 2010

SITEVI, the world’s leading event for materials, equipment and services in the vine/wine and fruit/vegetables/olive sectors, was held in Montpellier (France) between 1 and 3 December 2009. The event once again proved to be a major hit with professionals in the sector:

- 716 exhibitors from 22 countries, major players in their fields, showcased more than 940 brands, offering a comprehensive range of materials, equipment, products and services.

- The 24th SITEVI attracted 44,592 visitors, with one in five from 48 countries outside France...

The Fruit & Vegetables sector at SITEVI

Visit to a centre conducting research into techniques used in the fruit and vegetable sector: "Energy panel greenhouse"
For more information on the visit, click here

Practical and useful workshops: Using mechanical means to thin fruit trees in line with the principles of sustainable development
More information here

A word from an expert in the fruit, vegetable and olive sector: André Barlier, Director of Markets, Research and Forward Planning at FranceAgriMer
Read the interview

SITEVI Workshops !

Farm visits: Les Coteaux du Pic: 1100 sq.m. of photovoltaic installations
For more information click here

New workshops on sustainable development:
Example: The carbon footprint of the wine-growing sector - 2 December
More information

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Welcome to the SITEVI 2009 website!International exhibition for the vine/wine and fruit/vegetables sectors

SITEVI 2009: an extremely successful event despite a tough business environment

The Fruit & Vegetables sector at SITEVI

Visit to a centre conducting research into techniques used in the fruit and vegetable sector: "Energy panel greenhouse"For more information on the visit, click here

Practical and useful workshops: Using mechanical means to thin fruit trees in line with the principles of sustainable developmentMore information here

A word from an expert in the fruit, vegetable and olive sector: André Barlier, Director of Markets, Research and Forward Planning at FranceAgriMerRead the interview