foodpro 2026: Australia’s Leading Trade Event for Food Processing, Packaging and Innovation Returns
Australia’s leading trade event for food and beverage manufacturing foodpro, will return to the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre from 26–29 July 2026, bringing together the full supply chain of the industry under one roof for four days of cutting-edge innovation, networking and business growth.
Held once every three years, foodpro provides exhibitors with the opportunity to showcase next-generation processing, packaging, ingredients, and technology to a highly targeted audience of decision-makers.
Organised by Diversified Communications, foodpro is widely regarded as a critical platform for industry leaders to connect with Australia’s largest food and beverage manufacturing audience. Exhibitor applications are now open, with spaces already filling across the show floor as suppliers seek to secure their position at the industry’s most influential event.
“foodpro attracts a highly qualified audience of decision-makers focused on discovering, evaluating, and investing in the latest in food processing, packaging, and food innovation. It’s where the industry comes together to future-proof operations and shape business growth”
Louise Brooks, Product Manager for foodpro.
Across the show floor, foodpro 2026 will span eight key product zones including:
Food Science & Technology
Ingredients & Additives
Processing & Packaging
Packaging Materials
Beverage Equipment
Intelligent & Digital Factories
Factory Infrastructure, Logistics & Handling
Government & Business Services
In 2023, foodpro attracted over 9,100+ industry professionals and 385+ exhibitors.
foodpro is not only a trade show – it’s a launchpad for industry progress. With Australia’s food sector undergoing rapid transformation due to global demand, consumer expectations and sustainability pressures, foodpro 2026 will provide a platform to drive investment and forge long-term partnerships.
Exhibitors interested in securing their stand are encouraged to enquire early, with high demand expected in the lead-up to 2026.
