In this episode, we focus on the single most practical lever for sustainable, high-impact growth: technology transfer. Done well, it multiplies productivity, builds durable local capacity, and creates recurring service revenues. Done poorly, it becomes an expensive one-off that locals can't maintain or afford to repair. This guide provides a clear, actionable playbook to turn technology transfer from good intentions into measurable, scalable impact—starting with your conversations on the Expo floor.

Global markets offer substantial prospects for developing nations to export a diverse range of fresh fruits—including mangoes, pineapples, papayas, and various exotic tropical produce. Consumer demand in key regions such as the European Union, North America, China, Japan, and South Korea is driven by an increasing appetite for nutritious, year‐round, and distinctive fruits. However, successfully tapping these markets requires navigating strict regulatory environments, intricate logistics, and other market-specific hurdles. This article examines these prospects and obstacles while proposing practical solutions.