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Fruit Logistica 2022 will be accessible only to fully vaccinated or recovered participants
Germany
Wednesday 17 November 2021
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All participants, exhibitors and visitors alike, must provide digital proof of their vaccination or recovery in order to enter the exhibition area of the show.
The next edition will take place from February 9 to 11, 2022. According to the regulations of the Land of Berlin, exhibitors and visitors of Fruit Logistica 2022 must either be recently cured or fully vaccinated with a COVID-19 vaccine approved in the Union European Union and provide proof of this with a digital certificate.
The state government of Berlin has decided that, until further notice, only fully vaccinated or cured participants will be allowed access to the events. Concretely, this means that all participants must provide digital proof of their vaccination or recovery in order to enter the exhibition area of the fair.
.Currently authorized vaccines
Vaccinated persons are those who have been fully vaccinated with a vaccine approved for use in the EU. Currently authorized vaccines are Moderna (Spikevax), BionTech / Pfizer (Comirnaty), AstraZeneca (Vaxzevria) and Johnson & Johnson (Janssen). Vaccination certificates from countries outside the EU must first be converted to a digital EU vaccination certificate.
.Other vaccines
Current official regulations do not allow guests who have been vaccinated with another vaccine, such as Sputnik or Sinovac, to participate. Approval of these 2 vaccines was requested in spring 2021, so the regulations could still be changed.
.Entry requirements for Germany
Entry conditions into Germany will be relaxed for exhibitors and visitors to trade fairs. AUMA, the association of the German trade fair industry, presents an overview HERE
.Entrance tickets to the show
It will not be possible to buy tickets or register on site. Access to the show will only be possible with personalized tickets purchased in advance via the online ticket office which will be open from December 2021. HERE
source : fruitlogistica.com
