06 – 08 March, 2026

Agriculture is the foundation of Ethiopia’s economy and accounts for about 50% of the GDP, 84% of exports and 80% of total employment. This has contributed in making the food processing sector not only the largest manufacturing industry in the country but also one that offers top opportunities for investment.

Food & Kitchen Africa Ethiopia 2025 – Africa’s largest International Food & Agriculture exhibition, aims to tap this huge investment potential with the launch of Food & Kitchen Africa Ethiopia 2025, to be held at The Millennium Hall, Addis Ababa, from 06 – 08 March, 2025. After 22 successful editions in Kenya and Tanzania, the event promises to bring together industry professionals, exporters, manufacturers and importers, all under one roof in one of Africa’s fastest growing economies, Ethiopia.

Ethiopia is one of the most populous countries in Africa and with a population of about 90 million, offers a huge market for processed food products. It is also the leading producer in Africa of many agricultural products. The current import trend and growing consumer interest also implies opportunities for investment in food products that have a potential role for import substitution and improvement of the trade balance.

With an exciting line-up of both local and international companies, Food & Kitchen Africa Ethiopia 2025 provides an ideal platform for product launches, finding new buyers & distributors, promoting brand names, updating existing customers and updating oneself with the latest trends in the food, agriculture and hotel industry.

Expogroup: About Us

Expogroup began its operations in 1996 starting with export-oriented International Trade Exhibitions in the Middle East & Africa. Since then, it has been organizing annual trade fairs in 14 countries within the region itself. Apart from that, Expogroup has presented several other events in emerging markets such as the CIS, Australia, Latin America & India.

Completing 24 years in the industry, Expogroup has spread its network in more than 37 countries managing more than 20 trade fairs annually in various counties. Most of the hard work was done in absence of modern communication systems and facilities but come another 15 years, we foresee double the growth.