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Morocco SIEMA FOOD Expo
September 9, 2025 – September 11, 2025Office des Foires et Expositions de Casablanca (OFEC), Morocco
Food processing, packaging, machinery, with halal focus.
Industry Sectors
Food BeverageFood ProcessingPackagingMachinery
Event Scale
200+Exhibitors
Booth Packages
Secure your exhibition space. Compare booth options, pricing, and inclusions below.
Shell Scheme Standard (9 sqm)
Shell Scheme3m x 3m
$750
$83/sqm
- Partition walls
- Carpet flooring
- Fascia board with company name
- 2 spotlights
- 1 power socket (220V)
- 1 table
- 2 chairs
- 1 waste basket
How to Exhibit at Morocco SIEMA FOOD Expo
Secure your exhibition space and connect with global halal industry buyers.
Application Process
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Apply via siema.ma — Morocco premier international food and agri-food trade show
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Organised by SIEMA group in Casablanca
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Halal products and certification bodies have dedicated pavilion
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Contact exhibitor services at info@siema.ma
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Applications open year-round; early booking recommended for prime stand locations
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