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Dec 2023
Dec 2023
Taiwan Business Think Tank – Wow
Connecting Taiwan with the world – including greenhouse horticulture
We are currently promoting the Taiwan government’s business think tank – Wow! Taiwan Project which selects the most innovative and cutting-edge products and technology solutions from Taiwan. We aim to meet the needs of local farmers and industry operators.
Wow! Taiwan Project has created a safe online D2B (Direct to Business) platform for buyers and suppliers to exchange and connect, ensuring business growth is guaranteed through customized services. Every year, we invite and select 30 Taiwanese companies to participate in annual plans in different fields, hoping to meet the needs of different countries, find potential opportunities.
Click on the link below and check out the i-farming solutions https://www.wowtaiwan.org/company/list/8
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