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World Food India 2024

Join the largest congregation of policymakers, investors, and industry leaders to shape the future of food.

Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi

19-22 September 2024

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Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, N.Delhi

19-22 September 2024

Empowering Global Stakeholders

Unlock Opportunities, Forge Partnerships, and Drive Growth in the Food Industry

Buyers/ Sellers

India's strategic location, large workforce, and business-friendly environment make it a promising global food hub with over 1.4 billion consumers. As the largest producer of several agricultural commodities, it attracts significant international interest. This mega event will facilitate valuable G2B and B2B collaborations and partnerships.

Exhibitors

It’s gateway to the Indian food economy, fostering partnerships between Indian and foreign investors. It gathers manufacturers, producers, food processors, investors, policymakers, and global organizations. This platform showcases, connects, and collaborates across retail, processing, technology transfer, manufacturing, and cold chain logistics in the food value chain.

Bridging the Global Food Economy

World Food India 2024, 19th to 22nd September 2024 The mega food event is slated to be the biggest congregation of policymakers & regulators, global investors, business leaders and key executives of prominent global and domestic food companies. WFI 2024 shall reaffirm India’s position on the global food landscape, solidifying its position as a key player in the international food industry.

Buyers/ Sellers

Vast resource base Growing food processing sector, Progressive policies& processes

Connect

Global & domestic industry key leaders Administrators/ policy makers trade/ industry/ knowledge bodies/ farmer organizations

Collaborate

Facilitate public & private engagement, ensure grounding of investment intentions, strengthen industry& farmer linkages

Key Highlights

Recognizing the potential of India's food processing sector, the Ministry of Food Processing Industries has implemented measures to channel investments across the entire value chain, from backward linkages to logistics and retail.

To introduce the world to India's rich food culture and attract investments, the Ministry launched World Food India in 2017. Celebrating 2023 as the International Year of Millets, the second edition was held in 2023, bringing together the global food processing industry.