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Fruit Poland 2026 – technology, knowledge and investment decisions in modern fruit production
24–26 November 2026 | Ptak Warsaw Expo, Nadarzyn near Warsaw
The fourth edition of Fruit Poland – International Fruit Growing Fair will take place from 24 to 26 November 2026 at Ptak Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn. The event will bring together fruit growers, orchard operators, machinery and technology suppliers, research institutions and companies providing solutions for modern horticultural production.
The programme will address the changes currently shaping the fruit sector, including the growing use of precision technologies, more efficient resource management, crop protection, adaptation to adverse weather conditions and increasing market requirements concerning fruit quality, safety and production standards.
Technologies for the entire production chain
The exhibition will cover products and technologies used at different stages of fruit production. Visitors will be able to explore orchard equipment, machinery, fertilisers, biostimulants and other solutions supporting crop management.
The scope will also include technologies for storage, processing, sorting and preparing fruit for sale, as well as packaging, advisory services, research and innovation.
This broad format is intended to connect primary production with later stages of the supply chain. For growers, Fruit Poland 2026 provides an opportunity to compare available technologies and discuss their practical application directly with suppliers. For companies operating in processing, storage or packaging, the event creates a platform for meeting producers and identifying changing technological requirements within the sector.
Precision production and adaptation to climate risks
One of the main challenges facing modern fruit production is the need to maintain yield and quality under increasingly variable weather conditions. Frost, drought, heat and other climatic factors can have a direct impact on crop volumes and profitability.
As a result, greater attention is being paid to technologies that support more precise production management. Digital monitoring tools, improved irrigation strategies, biological products and systems supporting plant and soil health are becoming increasingly relevant to commercial orchards.
Fruit Poland 2026 will provide a platform for presenting such solutions and discussing how they can be integrated into existing production systems without unnecessarily increasing operating complexity and costs.
Fruit Growing 2026 – modern solutions in practice
An important part of the event will be the Fruit Growing Industry Congress, including the conference “Fruit Growing 2026 – Modern Solutions in Practice.”
The conference programme will focus on current production challenges and research-based solutions that can be implemented in commercial orchards and plantations.
Topics will include digital tools supporting plant and soil health, the use of biofertilisers in modern horticulture and methods of reducing frost damage in apple orchards.
Experts will also discuss the use of molecular biology in plant disease management, pesticide residues in fruit and new varieties of sour cherries, apricots and raspberries.
Representatives of the Research Institute of Horticulture – National Research Institute will participate in the programme, providing access to current research findings and practical knowledge relevant to growers.
Science and technology increasingly important for fruit production
The growing importance of scientific research and digital technologies reflects a broader transformation of the horticultural sector. Decisions concerning varieties, crop protection, fertilisation or irrigation are increasingly supported by data and more precise monitoring systems.
At the same time, pressure to improve efficiency means that growers need to assess not only the technical capabilities of new solutions but also their economic impact. Technologies must deliver measurable benefits in terms of productivity, product quality, resource consumption or labour requirements.
Direct contact between growers, researchers and technology suppliers can therefore play an important role in evaluating which innovations are suitable for practical implementation.
A meeting point for the fruit industry
Fruit Poland is aimed at orchard growers, fruit and berry producers, processors, packaging companies, distributors, traders, agricultural engineers, researchers and organisations supporting the horticultural sector.
By combining an exhibition with a specialist conference programme, the event will address both practical production issues and longer-term challenges connected with investment, innovation and competitiveness.
For growers, the 2026 edition will be an opportunity to assess new equipment and production technologies, compare solutions from different suppliers and gain knowledge that can support future investment decisions.
Fruit Poland 2026 will take place from 24 to 26 November 2026 at Ptak Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn near Warsaw.
Date: 24–26 November 2026
Venue: Ptak Warsaw Expo, Nadarzyn near Warsaw
Opening hours: 10:00–17:00
Access: Free parking and public transport connections from Warsaw, including bus lines 703 and 711
Registration: Free ticket available after online registration
Source: Fruit Poland materials.
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