AgroViet 2026 Opens with 250 Booths to Promote Agricultural Trade
The 26th Vietnam International Agriculture Exhibition opened in Hanoi on November 12, drawing more than 100 domestic and international organizations and businesses to 250 standard booths. The event focuses on agricultural trade, technology and green transition, with new space for environmental equipment and technological innovations.
The 26th Vietnam International Agriculture Exhibition (AgroViet 2026) opened in Hanoi on November 12. With a focus on green agriculture, the exhibition has attracted more than 100 domestic and international organizations and businesses to 250 standard booths. It aims to promote agricultural trade connections and exchanges in agricultural technology.
The opening ceremony of the 26th Vietnam International Agriculture Exhibition.（VietVance）
The international section has 100 booths featuring businesses from China, South Korea, Japan, Australia, the United States and several ASEAN countries. The Vietnamese section brings together products from 26 provinces and cities, including Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Can Tho and Thanh Hoa. It showcases agricultural products with export potential, One Commune One Product (OCOP) products rated three stars or higher, and high-tech agricultural products.
Thanh Hoa Province’s booth at the Vietnam International Agriculture Exhibition.（VietVance）
Exhibits range from seeds and seedlings, agricultural machinery, biological fertilizers and drip irrigation equipment to agricultural processing, cold storage, logistics and traceability services. Of the booths, 50 focus on products including agricultural machinery, food processing equipment, fertilizers and seeds. Businesses from China, Japan and Vietnam are also showcasing aquaponics, automatic irrigation and related technologies and equipment.
A Chinese company’s booth at the Vietnam International Agriculture Exhibition.（VietVance）
This year, the exhibition has added space for environmental technologies and equipment, scientific and technological achievements, and innovative startups. It also showcases solutions for organic cultivation, agricultural recycling and the recovery of byproducts. Nguyễn Minh Tiến, director of the Agricultural Trade Promotion Center, said market requirements for quality, food safety, traceability and environmental standards are rising. The exhibition aims to help businesses and cooperatives find partners, expand sales channels and adopt new technologies.
Source: VietVance
