The 31st edition of Iran agrofood closed its doors on a very high note. Exhibitors, institutional partners and organisers alike all agree: Iran agrofood 2024 was a complete success.
Being one of the three most important trade shows in Iran, Iran agrofood continues to be as lively and vital as ever. Over the four show days, the halls were literally stormed, full of exhibitors and trade visitors holding business talks.
The decades-long success story of Iran agrofood as the most important agrofood platform for Iran and its neighboring countries thus continued in 2024 and Iran is all set for continuous growth in its vibrant agrofood market towards 2025 and beyond.
847 exhibitors from 12 countries participating in 22 halls
Iran agrofood took place from 8 to 11 June 2024 and had 847 exhibitors from 12 countries participating in 22 halls at the Tehran International Permanent Fairground. This made the 2024 edition one of the largest in the long history of this international trade fair.
The exhibitors came from Austria, China, Denmark, Germany, India, Iran, Italy, Russia, Spain, Thailand, Türkiye and the United Arab Emirates.
Spearheaded by fairtrade Messe, the renowned German trade show specialists, and their Iranian partners Palar Samaneh, Iran agrofood serves Iran’s vibrant agriculture, packaging, food, beverage and hospitality industries.
Representing the entire value chain - from field to fork
With its four dedicated partial fairs Iran agro, Iran food + bev tec, Iran food ingredients and Iran food + hospitality, Iran agrofood covers the entire value chain from field to fork. And this is how the individual sub-fairs were allocated at the exhibition site.
Iran agro in hall 38
Iran food + hospitality in halls 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 27, 31A, 31B, 44/1, 44/2
Iran food ingredients in hall 35, 38
Iran food + bev tec in halls 38, 38A, 38B, 40, 40A, 41, 41B
Iran is one of the largest agrofood markets in the Middle East
Facts & figures on the Iran
With a population of 90 million, Iran has long been the largest food market in the Middle East. Expenditure in the F&B sector is growing steadily, and F&B production is by far the largest segment of the Iranian processing industry.
Accordingly, the demand for food and beverage ingredients is rising continuously. Iran ranks globally among the top five producers of apricots, cherries, sour cherries, cucumbers and gherkins, dates, eggplants, figs, pistachios, quinces, saffron, walnuts, and watermelons.
According to WTO, Iranian food imports made up for US17.2bn in 2022, up 14.7% compared to US$15.0 billion in 2021. Food exports amounted for US$4.8bn compared to US$5.4 billion in 2021.
According to VDMA, Iranian imports of food processing and packaging machinery amounted to €141 million in 2022, up 9.7% compared to €129m in 2021.
Imports of packaging machinery grew by 23.4%, from €54m in 2021 to €67m in 2022.
Iranian imports of agricultural technology have grown by 15.8% annually over the past five years. The Iranian market for agricultural technology thus ranks among the TOP 2 in the Middle East, in line with Saudi Arabia.
For more information: www.iran-agrofood.com
Being one of the three most important trade shows in Iran, Iran agrofood continues to be as lively and vital as ever. Over the four show days, the halls were literally stormed, full of exhibitors and trade visitors holding business talks.
The decades-long success story of Iran agrofood as the most important agrofood platform for Iran and its neighboring countries thus continued in 2024 and Iran is all set for continuous growth in its vibrant agrofood market towards 2025 and beyond.
847 exhibitors from 12 countries participating in 22 halls
Iran agrofood took place from 8 to 11 June 2024 and had 847 exhibitors from 12 countries participating in 22 halls at the Tehran International Permanent Fairground. This made the 2024 edition one of the largest in the long history of this international trade fair.
The exhibitors came from Austria, China, Denmark, Germany, India, Iran, Italy, Russia, Spain, Thailand, Türkiye and the United Arab Emirates.
Spearheaded by fairtrade Messe, the renowned German trade show specialists, and their Iranian partners Palar Samaneh, Iran agrofood serves Iran’s vibrant agriculture, packaging, food, beverage and hospitality industries.
Representing the entire value chain - from field to fork
With its four dedicated partial fairs Iran agro, Iran food + bev tec, Iran food ingredients and Iran food + hospitality, Iran agrofood covers the entire value chain from field to fork. And this is how the individual sub-fairs were allocated at the exhibition site.
Iran agro in hall 38
Iran food + hospitality in halls 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 27, 31A, 31B, 44/1, 44/2
Iran food ingredients in hall 35, 38
Iran food + bev tec in halls 38, 38A, 38B, 40, 40A, 41, 41B
Iran is one of the largest agrofood markets in the Middle East
Facts & figures on the Iran
With a population of 90 million, Iran has long been the largest food market in the Middle East. Expenditure in the F&B sector is growing steadily, and F&B production is by far the largest segment of the Iranian processing industry.
Accordingly, the demand for food and beverage ingredients is rising continuously. Iran ranks globally among the top five producers of apricots, cherries, sour cherries, cucumbers and gherkins, dates, eggplants, figs, pistachios, quinces, saffron, walnuts, and watermelons.
According to WTO, Iranian food imports made up for US17.2bn in 2022, up 14.7% compared to US$15.0 billion in 2021. Food exports amounted for US$4.8bn compared to US$5.4 billion in 2021.
According to VDMA, Iranian imports of food processing and packaging machinery amounted to €141 million in 2022, up 9.7% compared to €129m in 2021.
Imports of packaging machinery grew by 23.4%, from €54m in 2021 to €67m in 2022.
Iranian imports of agricultural technology have grown by 15.8% annually over the past five years. The Iranian market for agricultural technology thus ranks among the TOP 2 in the Middle East, in line with Saudi Arabia.
For more information: www.iran-agrofood.com
