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GreenBest recently participated in the Made in the UK, Sold to the Indo-Pacific event at Birmingham University, hosted by the Department for Business and Trade (DBT). Representing the company, Jeremy Johnson engaged in expert-led discussions and 1-2-1 meetings focused on expanding UK exports to key Indo-Pacific and Asia-Pacific markets.

The event featured a keynote address by Harjinder Kang, HM Trade Commissioner for South Asia, as well as panel discussions with experienced exporters who shared insights into successfully entering and growing within international markets. One of the key sessions explored the next steps for Indo-Pacific expansion, outlining government support available to UK businesses, international financing options, and strategies for accessing new opportunities in the region.

13536264064?profile=RESIZE_584xA dedicated session on Opportunities in India provided a deeper understanding of market potential, reinforcing the demand for high-quality products and solutions within the country’s rapidly developing industries.

Strengthening International Connections

As part of the event, Jeremy Johnson met with key trade representatives covering: 

  • Australia & New Zealand
  • Vietnam
  • Korea
  • India & South Asia

These discussions highlighted promising opportunities for GreenBest’s export growth, particularly within the professional turf and horticulture sectors. Following the event, the company is arranging distributor meetings in Mumbai and Delhi, aligning with its upcoming participation in FutureScape Global 2025 in the UAE.

The event underscored the significant potential for UK businesses in the Indo-Pacific region, and GreenBest remains committed to expanding its global presence. The company looks forward to further engagement with international trade partners and participation in future DBT-led trade initiatives.

For more information about GreenBest’s international expansion or to discuss partnership opportunities, please contact sales@greenbest.co.uk.

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