AgroViet 2026 to Organize Exhibits by Agricultural Value Chain, With Area for China's Henan Province
The 26th Vietnam International Agricultural Exhibition will arrange exhibits along the agricultural value chain and expand its focus on green technology, support for startups and digital business connections. It also plans about 50 outdoor booths for companies from China's Henan Province and will promote links between Vietnamese agricultural products and international distribution channels.
The 26th Vietnam International Agricultural Exhibition (AgroViet 2026) will replace its previous practice of grouping exhibits by region or type of business with displays organized along the agricultural value chain, from inputs and production to deep processing. Nguyễn Minh Tiến, director of the Vietnam Agricultural Trade Promotion Center (Agritrade), said the exhibition will also highlight environmental protection technology, provide a dedicated promotional space for agricultural science and technology products, and use digital platforms to organize visitor data and improve business connections between companies.
File photo of the AgroViet exhibition.（VietVance）
The exhibition plans a 120-square-meter central area showcasing achievements in Vietnam’s agricultural and environmental sectors, and an international agricultural machinery and equipment area of about 1,000 square meters, equivalent to 50 booths. The latter will feature equipment and technology for irrigation, crop cultivation, livestock farming, post-harvest processing and recycling agricultural byproducts. The domestic area is planned to have 120 to 150 booths showcasing local specialty agricultural products, OCOP products and goods with export potential.
The exhibition also plans about 50 outdoor booths for companies from China's Henan Province to showcase deeply processed agricultural and aquatic products and consumer goods. Nguyễn Minh Tiến said organizers will screen exhibitors more strictly; companies that fail to bring the goods or equipment they promised may have their booth space reduced or lose their eligibility to participate. He said Vietnamese agricultural products still have room to expand in the Chinese market, but must meet quality, quarantine and food safety requirements.
Nguyễn Minh Tiến, director of the Vietnam Agricultural Trade Promotion Center.（VietVance）
Vietnam’s Ministry of Agriculture and Environment also plans to work with the Ministry of National Defence to set up an agricultural products display at the 2026 Vietnam International Defence Expo. About 600 square meters will be used to display agricultural products and another 400 square meters to promote local specialty products, while helping connect deeply processed OCOP products with restaurants, hotels and international distribution networks.
Source: VietVance
