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FoodAg Pakistan
November 17, 2026 – November 19, 2026Karachi Expo Centre, Pakistan
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Karachi Expo Centre, Karachi, Pakistan
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Past Editions — By the Numbers
Results from previous editions — the proof of what exhibitors and visitors can expect. Figures are organiser-reported.
2025 Edition
November 25-27, 2025Expo Centre Karachi, Pakistan
The 3rd edition of FoodAg Pakistan (FoodAg 2025), organised by the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP), was held 25-27 November 2025 at the Expo Centre Karachi. Organiser-reported figures: more than 370 Pakistani exhibitors from over 20 agro-food sub-sectors, and over 850 international buyers/foreign delegates from 80-plus countries. TDAP reported over 5,000 B2B meetings (2,148 on day 1 and 2,860 on day 2) generating USD 641 million in business deals, with 21 MOUs and export contracts signed including over USD 33.9 million in contracts to China (e.g. a USD 9.7 million sesame agreement with Beijing Super Agro Technology and a USD 10 million boiled-meat deal with Shanxi Yanfang Food Company). Top-performing sectors by projected deal value were rice (USD 222m), agri-tech (USD 104m) and biscuits/confectionery (USD 61m). All figures are organiser self-reported and cover the whole food & agriculture exhibition, not a halal-only segment.
View edition details →2024 Edition
August 9-11, 2024Expo Centre Karachi, Pakistan
The 2nd edition of FoodAg Pakistan (FoodAg 2024), organised by TDAP, ran 9-11 August 2024 at the Expo Centre Karachi. Organiser-reported figures: 350 exhibitors and over 650 foreign buyers from more than 70 countries, with products ranging from fresh produce and halal meat to processed foods and agricultural technology. On the first day, business deals worth USD 107 million were realised and USD 434 million worth of MoUs were signed, including a USD 35 million seafood deal between Pakistani and Chinese companies. Figures are organiser self-reported and cover the whole food & agriculture show, not a halal-only segment.
View edition details →Frequently Asked Questions
- What is FoodAg Pakistan?
- Pakistan's international food and agriculture exhibition organised by TDAP. General food show with strong halal focus given Pakistan's OIC membership and halal export ambitions. 500+ exhibitors.
- When is FoodAg Pakistan 2026?
- FoodAg Pakistan takes place from November 17 to November 19, 2026.
- Where is FoodAg Pakistan held?
- FoodAg Pakistan is held at Karachi Expo Centre, Karachi, Pakistan.
- Who organises FoodAg Pakistan?
- FoodAg Pakistan is organised by Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP).
- What industries does FoodAg Pakistan cover?
Booth Packages
Secure your exhibition space. Compare booth options, pricing, and inclusions below.
Shell Scheme Standard (9 sqm)
Shell Scheme3m x 3m
$540
$60/sqm
- Partition walls
- Carpet flooring
- Fascia board with company name
- 2 spotlights
- 1 power socket (220V/5A)
- 1 table
- 2 chairs
- 1 waste basket
How to Exhibit at FoodAg Pakistan
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