Three-day Farm2Food exhibition opens to trade visitors in Dhaka
Savor International Limited inaugurated the three-day international exhibition "Farm2Food Bangladesh 2026" at International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB) in Kuril, Dhaka, yesterday (15 October), showcasing local and international companies from agriculture and food-related industries.
The exhibition runs until 17 October and is open daily to trade and business visitors from 10 am to 7 pm, according to the press release.
Participating sectors include agriculture, food processing, packaging, dairy, meat processing, fisheries and aquaculture, cold chain, food safety and smart food manufacturing.
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Special guests at the inauguration included Joris van Bommel, ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Bangladesh; Xie Zhuo, deputy director of the Trade Development Bureau under China's Ministry of Commerce; and Eshtiaque Ahmed, senior vice-president of the Bangladesh Cold Storage Association.
Mohammad Masum, president of the Bangladesh Seed Association; Mohd Khorshed Alam, president of the Bangladesh China Chamber of Commerce and Industry; and Shykh Seraj, media personality and agricultural development advocate, also attended the inauguration.
Md Faizul Alam, managing director of Savor International Limited, attended the ceremony.
The exhibition aims to promote modern technologies in agriculture and food-based industries, strengthen food processing and packaging, enhance food safety, expand cold chain infrastructure and encourage international business collaboration.
Companies are showcasing agricultural machinery, food processing technologies, packaging solutions, dairy technologies, meat and seafood processing equipment, cold chain solutions, food safety systems and smart manufacturing technologies.
Farm2Food Bangladesh 2026 provides an international business-to-business platform connecting manufacturers, technology providers, importers, exporters, distributors, investors and industry decision-makers from Bangladesh and abroad.
Organisers expect the exhibition to facilitate business partnerships, technology transfer, knowledge exchange and investment opportunities.
They said these connections could support modernisation, productivity, export growth and sustainable development in Bangladesh's agriculture and food industries.
Postmaster Communication is serving as the exhibition's event partner.
