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This year, our friends at Taste Talks are hosting the Future Food Expo on Saturday and Sunday September 10-11 that will run alongside the food + drink festival!
There you can discover the most exciting new food technologies, startups, brands and products at the Wythe Hotel Courtyard from 10am - 6pm each day! Its a place to talk, learn, and mingle with comapnies who are revolutionizing the food world (and of course, there will be sampling involved from individual exhibiors!) Lot's of exciting exhibitors like Cabot Cheese, Cailifa Farms, True Foods, Zesty-Z, The Economist, Damaged Goods, Hooch and Purely Elizabeth just to name a few!
The best news? This event at the festival is FREE with RSVP! See you there!
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