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Asia's largest food and hospitality trade event with a dedicated halal section. Spans 100,000 sqm across 10 halls with 2,750+ exhibitors. General food show with significant halal presence.
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Event Scale
2,750+Exhibitors
Booth Packages
Secure your exhibition space. Compare booth options, pricing, and inclusions below.
Shell Scheme (9 sqm)
VerifiedShell Scheme3m x 3m
$8,550
$950/sqm
- Shell scheme walls
- Carpet
- Fascia board
- Spotlights
- Power socket
- Table
- 2 chairs
How to Exhibit at Food & Hospitality Asia (FHA)
Secure your exhibition space and connect with global halal industry buyers.
Application Process
- 1
Submit exhibitor inquiry via foodnhotelasia.com or contact the FHA organiser team
- 2
Receive contract with booth location and pricing
- 3
SGD 700 mandatory event service fee applies in addition to booth cost
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