AgroWorld India 2025 – India International Agro Trade & Technology Fair & Summit for Agribusiness, Horticulture & Aquaculture Sectors

What the Event Is About

• AgroWorld India is a global platform uniting stakeholders from agriculture, food processing, horticulture, aquaculture, machinery, and trade.
• It promotes investment, technology transfer, innovation, and international partnerships in the agriculture and food sectors.
• The event emphasizes transforming traditional farming into smart, sustainable, and business-driven agriculture.
• It brings together policymakers, corporates, start-ups, research organizations, and farmers to discuss the future of agribusiness and technology adoption.

Key Facts & Highlights

• Expected Exhibitors: Over 500
• Delegates: More than 10,000
• Sessions: 40+ knowledge sessions and summits
• Speakers: Around 80 national and international experts
• Awards: Over 30 Agri Business Excellence Awards to recognize innovation and contribution
• Pavilions: Seeds & Biotech, Soil Health, Farm Machinery, High-Tech Horticulture, Agro-Processing, Animal Husbandry, and Aquaculture

Main Zones & Activities

• Exhibition Area: Displays covering agri inputs, machinery, food processing, packaging, aquaculture, and logistics.
• Farmers’ Workshops: Hands-on sessions on modern farming techniques, precision agriculture, and post-harvest management.
• Global Agribusiness Summit: High-level discussions on trade, technology trends, and investment opportunities.
• B2B Networking & Business Dialogues: Dedicated sessions for entrepreneurs, agritech start-ups, and international collaborations.
• Agri Business Excellence Awards 2025: Honoring organizations and individuals driving agricultural innovation and sustainability.

Why It’s Significant

• Serves as a bridge between Indian agriculture and global agribusiness, promoting exports and innovation.
• Highlights India’s growing leadership in sustainable farming and technology-driven agri development.
• Encourages partnerships between farmers, start-ups, corporates, and governments.
• Hosted in Uttar Pradesh, one of India’s key agricultural states, reinforcing the event’s practical relevance.

Coverage Tips

• Day 1: Focus on the inauguration, keynotes, and major exhibitor launches.
• Day 2: Capture farmer workshops, technology demos, and trade interactions.
• Day 3: Cover awards, policy discussions, and closing insights.
• Interview Suggestions: Speak with start-up founders, policymakers, and progressive farmers for diverse perspectives.
• Visuals: Machinery in motion, drone demos, high-tech exhibits, and international pavilions.
• Social Media Ideas: Use captions like “Where technology meets the soil” or “Transforming farmers into agripreneurs.”
• Follow-Up Story Angle: Post-event coverage on trade deals, innovation launches, and technology adoption stories from the fair.