For the second time, Flanders Investment & Trade is organising and supporting a joint Belgium–Flanders group pavilion presenting high‑quality fresh and processed produce from Flanders, including a wide assortment of fruits and vegetables that reflect Belgium’s strong horticultural and export tradition. They are also highlighting value‑added food products and supply‑chain offerings that support Nigeria’s agrofood sector with premium Belgian produce and related expertise.

More than 20 Chinese exhibitors present a wide range of agricultural and food‑industry technologies, products, and solutions tailored to both primary production and processing needs within the Nigerian and West African markets. They are showcasing innovations that span the agrofood value chain — from mechanisation and processing equipment to packaging technologies and other solutions that support efficiency, quality, and competitiveness in food production and supply chains.

The German Pavilion at agrofood Nigeria 2026 continues a long tradition of showcasing advanced “Made in Germany” technologies and expertise across the entire agrofood value chain, including processing, packaging and ingredients, reinforcing Germany’s reputation for engineering excellence and innovation. The Pavilion is supported by the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Regional Identity, the VDMA Food Processing & Packaging Machinery Association, and AUMA. Alongside the pavilion exhibitors, global leaders such as GEA and KRONES showcase technologies and solutions specifically adapted to meet the needs of West African markets.

Indian exhibitors are showcasing premium agricultural commodities such as high-quality Basmati rice and other staple grains tailored for downstream food processing and international supply markets. They are also presenting food-industry inputs and processing products that support value addition and export growth across the agro-value chain, aligning with the event’s focus on agriculture, food and beverage technology, ingredients, and packaging solutions.

A well-established tradition continues: agrofood Nigeria will once again host around 20 Dutch exhibitors showcasing their expertise and innovations in the agrofood sector. The pavilion is led by the Netherlands Consulate-General in Lagos.

Discover outstanding solutions from Nigeria based leading businesses and industry innovators representing a wide range of local agribusiness and food processing sectors, bringing products and services that span everything from primary agricultural inputs to value-added food solutions, reflecting the diversity and dynamism of Nigeria’s agrofood industry. These homegrown companies leverage the event as a strategic platform to build partnerships, engage with international buyers and technology providers, and accelerate market expansion across West Africa.

South African exhibitors within the Western Cape Pavilion are drawing on the region’s strong export-oriented agricultural sectors, including horticulture, viticulture and value-added food processing, to present tailored products and technologies suited to West African markets. This pavilion functions as a gateway for Western Cape businesses to cultivate strategic partnerships, explore new distribution channels, and leverage trade-facilitation support from the Western Cape Department of Agriculture, enhancing broader export growth and bilateral trade engagement at agrofood Nigeria 2026.

For the first time this year, the Food Export Association of the Midwest and Northeast USA is presenting itself to Nigerian food traders. A non-profit organisation, made up of agricultural promotion agencies from 13 Midwestern and 10 Northeastern states providing support to U.S. companies entering international markets.