The 2025 Warsaw International Food Expo (Warsaw Food Expo for short) is scheduled to be held on May 20-22 at the PTAK International Exhibition Center in Warsaw, Poland. The exhibition is held once a year and is hosted by Ptak Warsaw Expo. After years of development, Warsaw Food Expo has a wide influence in Poland.
Exhibition Review
The total exhibition area of the 2019 Warsaw Food Expo in Poland reached 100,000 square meters, with more than 1,300 exhibitors from Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Georgia and Romania. The organizing committee also specially invited professional buyers from the United Kingdom, Germany, Portugal, China, Thailand, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, the Netherlands and Belgium to attend, highlighting the advantages of the exhibition’s B2B model. 2018 is the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Polish Agriculture and Rural Development Organization. With the help of this food exhibition, a grand commemorative event was held, and the agricultural ministers of EU countries were invited to lead delegations to celebrate together. At the exhibition, the Science of Food Science (SGGW) showcased projects implemented by human nutrition and consumer science and professional lectures prepared by famous professors. There was also a Polish BBQ Competition organized by the Polish BBQ Association, a cocktail competition organized by the Polish Bartenders Association, and professional seminars on food industry trends. These colorful activities attracted many merchants to visit and negotiate, making the exhibition an important platform for companies to open up the Polish market.
market background
According to the analysis, by 2022, the European food trade volume will increase by 377.6 billion euros to 2.289 billion euros. Currently, Poland is the eighth largest food trade market in Europe. Experts estimate its value to be close to 63 billion euros. According to experts, food sales in Poland will increase by 3.1% year-on-year. This growth rate is faster in Poland than in France (2.1%), Germany (2%) or Italy (2%).