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Innovative products, technologies and solutions from leading Nigerian and international exhibitors will once again make the 11th edition of agrofood Nigeria a significant driving force within Nigeria’s agro, packaging and food industries.

Organised by fairtrade Messe in cooperation with their local partners Modion Communications, Nigeria’s largest agrofood industry event provides an invaluable platform for professionals to exchange on their business and discuss investments.

Taking place concurrently with the 11th edition of plastprintpack Nigeria, thousands of professionals from across Nigeria and beyond are expected to attend this key industry event. Mark your calendar for 24 to 26 March 2026 at the Landmark Centre in Lagos.

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NEW: The Netherlands Guest of honor 2026

Reflecting the strong partnership between Nigeria and the Netherlands, this designation showcases Dutch expertise in the agrofood sector. It also creates valuable opportunities for collaboration, knowledge exchange and business development between Nigerian and Dutch agricultural stakeholders.

Mustafa Rajab & Shashidhar Subramanya
Bühler

Justin Petersen
CUCU Rooibos Tea

Jarek Gogol
mandam

Nigeria investing heavily in food, beverage and packaging technology - Facts & figures on the fast-growing Nigerian market

With imports of food & packaging technology of €304 million in 2023, Nigeria is Africa's second largest importer, after South Africa with €398 million and ahead of Algeria with €296 million and Egypt with €281 million. (VDMA 2024)
The enormous population growth from 206 million in 2022 to 411 million in 2050 demands high sustainable investments in Nigeria’s food industry.
The Nigerian food market is projected to reach around $233.53 billion in 2025, with an expected annual growth rate of 10.76% from 2025 to 2030. (Statista)
Despite significant investments in local food production, Nigeria’s food imports totaled US$6.1bn in 2023, positioning the nation as one of Africa's foremost food importers. Nigerian food exports made up for US$2.2bn. (WTO)

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What will make the 2026 event exceptional

Dynamic and engaging presentations at exhibitors' stands, particularly in the highly attractive national pavilions of the Netherlands, Poland, Germany, China, and South Africa.
Increasing international reach, as the event continues to develop into a regional hub. Exhibitors reported that their visitors came not only from all parts of Nigeria but also from many neighbouring countries in West and Central Africa.
The Netherlands as the Guest of honor
Unprecedented interest from key decision-makers in both government and business, eager to explore the solutions showcased by exhibitors.
Thousands of targeted business discussions, valuable insights from conference sessions featuring top speakers, and exceptional networking opportunities.

After the great cooperation ever since the 2021 event, fairtrade & OTACCWA, the Organization for Technology Advancement of Cold Chain in West Africa, also cooperate in organising the 8th West African Cold Chain Summit & Exhibition WACCSE by OTACCWA alongside agrofood & plastprintpack Nigeria 2026. more