Looking Ahead to ASIA FRUIT LOGISTICA: 2-4 September 2026

18 December 2025
ASIA FRUIT LOGISTICA have officially announce the 2026 Meet Ups program, marking a new chapter of industry connection across Asia’s high-growth fresh produce markets.

Fresh from a triumphant 2025 series that connected the industry's brightest minds in five key markets, ASIA FRUIT LOGISTICA Meet Ups are gearing up for an even more impactful 2026 edition. The previous edition captivated audiences in India, Vietnam, Thailand, and China, uniting 2,200+ industry professionals for 80+ hours of networking powered by 90 leading speakers. This proven track record of fostering high-level business and dialogue sets a strong foundation for the upcoming tour.

 
Meet Ups 2026
 
Meet Ups 2026:
Deepening Ties with Asia’s Growth Engines
The 2026 Meet Ups programme will further deepen engagement with high-potential markets. Fresh Produce India will kickstarts the 2026 Meet Up series in Mumbai on 16-17 April. 

Tailored to address the unique dynamics of one of the world’s fastest-expanding consumer markets, this focused event will deliver actionable insights into India’s booming fresh produce sector, highlighting key growth opportunities for local and international players alike.
India Meet Up

Following this, the flagship Southeast Asia Meet Up will take place in Bangkok, Thailandon 18-19 May 2026 – standing as a cornerstone event for engaging key markets across the region, including Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos and beyond. As one of the world’s most dynamic fresh produce landscapes, Southeast Asia’s potential is undeniable – and Thailand’s strategic location and robust infrastructure make it the ideal hub for connecting international participants to tap into regional growth opportunities. The event is expected to welcome attendees from over 20 countries globally.
These focused regional gatherings extend AFL’s global footprint by delivering localized market intelligence that complements the broad international scope of the main Hong Kong trade show. As the fresh produce industry continues to evolve, the 2026 Meet Ups will provide targeted networking opportunities to facilitate deeper business connections in the sector’s most promising growth frontiers. 
SE ASIA Meet Up
2025 THAILAND MEET UP HIGHLIGHT VIDEO
 
Looking Ahead to ASIA FRUIT LOGISTICA:
2-4 September 2026
 
ASIA FRUIT LOGISTICA 2026 will once again fill the AWE with the world's freshest produce, innovative technologies, and the industry’s most influential leaders. The upcoming edition is set to feature an even larger exhibition, a high-level conference program, and signature features like the ASIAFRUIT AWARDS and the Innovation Hub.Looking Ahead to ASIA FRUIT LOGISTICA: 2-4 September 2026.
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