Africa Food Show Morocco 2025

Africa Food Show Morocco 2025 – Driving Agri-Food Growth Across the Continent
19–21 November 2025 | Casablanca, Morocco

The 3rd edition of the Africa Food Show Morocco will take place from 19–21 November 2025 in Casablanca. Part of a pan-African series of events dedicated to transforming the agri-food industry, the show serves as a vital platform for innovation, sustainability, and trade collaboration across Africa.

Focused on empowering Moroccan and African producers, the event will showcase the latest farming technologies, food processing solutions, and sustainable practices. Through exhibitions, networking opportunities, and dedicated B2B matchmaking sessions, the Africa Food Show enables participants to expand their business reach and foster partnerships that support both regional and global growth.

Show Highlights (2025 edition):

• 150+ exhibitors

• 3,500+ visitors

• 4,000 sqm exhibition space

• 20 participating countries

• 500+ B2B meetings

Morocco’s Agri-Food Market
The agri-food sector accounts for 26% of Morocco’s GDP and employs 25% of the country’s industrial workforce, with more than 2,000 companies active in the industry. In 2025, Morocco’s food & beverage market volume is expected to reach USD 32 billion, with bread and cereal products representing the largest segment (USD 5.46 billion).

According to Euromonitor, retail sales in packaged food in Morocco reached USD 11.4 billion in 2023, up 21.7% since 2019. By 2028, sales are projected to rise to USD 14.4 billion, reflecting continued strong demand for cereals, processed fruits and vegetables, breakfast cereals, savory snacks, and confectionery.

In 2023, Morocco’s total F&B imports amounted to USD 9.98 billion, with top suppliers including Brazil, Spain, France, the USA, Germany, and Argentina. India accounted for 1.3% of Morocco’s F&B imports, mainly supplying tea, coffee, rice, cereals, oilseeds, edible fruits and vegetables, processed foods, confectionery, and bakery items – highlighting significant untapped potential for Indian and other international exporters.

Exhibit Profile:

• Frozen, Canned & Bottled Foods

• Fresh Produce & Organic Foods

• Pickled, Dried & Smoked Foods

• Ready-to-Eat Foods, Milk & Dairy Products

• Spices, Herbs, Condiments & Seasonings

• Baked Goods, Confectionery, Desserts & Leisure Foods

• Meat & Livestock Products

• Beverages & Beverage Technologies

• Food Processing & Packaging Machinery

With its fast-growing food and beverage market, Morocco provides fertile ground for trade opportunities. Africa Food Show Morocco 2025 is set to become a cornerstone event for connecting global suppliers with African agri-food stakeholders.

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