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Food and agriculture trade shows

There are 11 food and agriculture trade shows with a public sponsor or exhibitor list or published sponsorship prices. The biggest is Natural Products Expo West 2027, with 2,354 companies listed. 3 publish their prices, and their cheapest package has a median of $15k.

1,125 companies listed at these events
#ConferenceCompaniesNewReturningPackages from
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1. Global Produce & Floral Show
Oct 14–16, 2026 · Orlando, United States
1,109companies+418new64%returningfrom$15k
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2. Growtech Middle East
Oct 26–28, 2026 · Dubai, United Arab Emirates
16companies

Companies: sponsors and exhibitors on each event’s current edition, read from its own directory, sponsor page or prospectus. New: not listed at the previous edition. Returning: share of the previous edition’s companies listed again.

Key facts

Across the 11 food and agriculture trade shows.

Trade shows1110 upcoming
Companies listed4,738across their current editions
Median cheapest package$15kvs $2,500 for all conferences
Companies returning63%median across 4 events with two editions
Biggest2,354Natural Products Expo West

Questions

What are the biggest food and agriculture trade shows?

By companies listed at their current edition: Natural Products Expo West (2,354), Global Produce & Floral Show (1,109), Cultivate (595), IFT FIRST (527), MANTS (46).

How much does it cost to sponsor food and agriculture trade shows?

3 of these 11 events publish sponsorship prices. Their cheapest package has a median of $15k and their top package a median of $45k, against $2,500 for the cheapest package across all conferences.

Which food and agriculture trade shows are coming up next?

Global Produce & Floral Show (Oct 14–16, 2026, Orlando); Growtech Middle East (Oct 26–28, 2026, Dubai); MANTS (Jan 13–15, 2027, Baltimore); International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE) (Jan 26–28, 2027, Atlanta).

Do sponsors and exhibitors come back to food and agriculture trade shows?

Across the 4 of these events where we have two editions, a median of 63% of the previous edition's companies are listed again.