The industrial trade fair is both a good point of reference about things done, and the possibility for popularizing production, get acknowledged with the news, and find new cooperation partners. Since Latvians traditionally like to gather in fairs, also KELLE EXPO Ltd industrial trade fair „ Made in Latvia” offers enterprises not only expose, but also sell their production. The director of the company KELLE EXPO Ltd forecasts great visitors’ interest and activity.

The first industrial trade fair „ Made in Latvia 2010” in spring gathered around 300 participants and more than 24 000 visitors. Both great and small, popular and unknown Latvian manufacturers and service providers admitted that industrial trade fair was a great possibility to represent their production and achieve new cooperation partners and clients.

Entrepreneurs and others concerned, who follow the events in economics and development of Latvian production, as well as every patriotically-minded person will have the possibility to buy and support Latvian products and services, evaluate the quality and availability – it will be possible with the help of journal „ Made in Latvia”, which is made by KELLE MEDIA Ltd.

The growth experience of particular enterprises, practical advices will be gathered in this journal: there will be information about available support; how to direct the development, where to find cooperation partners etc., as well as there is information about products and services, which are offered by Latvian manufacturers. All materials gathered in this journal are interesting and useful for everyone.

Kelle Expo Ltd has started a new tradition – the organization of trade fair Made in Baltics. In 2011 entrepreneurs from Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia gathered together at the first joint trade fair in the Baltic States. The trade fair was held in Riga, Skonto Hall and in three days it gathered 250 enterprises and more than 20,000 visitors. This international event brings together the Baltic countries and strengthens unity of national producers; therefore the Latvian Foreign Ministry and embassies showed great interest upon it and praised the new initiative.

This trade fair of three-country manufacturers is the first step to "awaken" all three Baltic States and show that they are able to manufacture competitive products. The aim of trade fair Made in Baltics is to help finding export markets for Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian products and services, bringing together neighboring businesses, encouraging them to search for cooperation opportunities and allowing everyone to demonstrate their competitive products. The first meeting at the trade fair led many manufacturers to valuable contacts and agreements on cooperation and product realization.

Currently the next, much more ambitious trade fair Made in Baltics, which will be held in Riga from 19 to 22 April 2012 is being prepared.