December 23, 2025 | 06:04 GMT +7
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December 23, 2025 | 06:04 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
The Horti & Agri Vietnam 2026 Exhibition will take place from 20 - 22 May 2026 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC) in Ho Chi Minh City, and will be co-located with ILDEX Vietnam 2026.
Held under the theme Strengthening international cooperation, applying new technologies, and fostering innovation for clean livestock production, green manufacturing, and sustainable value chain development, the exhibition reflects Viet Nam’s strategic priorities as the agriculture and environment sectors enter a phase of profound transformation.
In recent years, the Horti & Agri Exhibition has showcased a wide range of new solutions in precision agriculture, sensor technologies, automation, and post-harvest technologies introduced by international enterprises. Photo: Horti & Agri.
The event brings together the converging fields of agricultural technology, ranging from agricultural production, crop cultivation technologies, fertilizers, and post-harvest storage to downstream processing solutions, creating a comprehensive exhibition ecosystem that covers the modern agricultural value chain.
Recently in Ha Noi, with the aim of enhancing communication effectiveness, mobilizing business participation, and expanding the exhibition’s impact on the agricultural sector, the Vietnam Association of Agriculture and Rural Development (VFARDA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the organizers of Horti & Agri Vietnam 2026, namely VNU Exhibitions Asia Pacific and ITE International Technology and Event Exhibition Joint Stock Company.
Under the agreement, VFARDA will serve as the official patron, coordinating the implementation of communication and promotional programs, while mobilizing its members, enterprises, and relevant organizations to participate in the Horti & Agri Vietnam 2026 Exhibition. Both sides also agreed to co-organize specialized conferences and seminars on organic agriculture, high-tech agriculture, indoor farming, and sustainable development.
Through the Memorandum of Understanding, the two sides committed to close cooperation throughout the organization of the exhibition and to considering the expansion of collaboration in subsequent programs. Photo: ITEC.
Horti & Agri Vietnam has long been positioned as a leading B2B trade platform for horticulture and agriculture in the region. The event combines an exhibition area with in-depth conference content, providing updates on the latest products, technologies, and innovations in crop production, indoor farming, and smart agriculture.
One of the key highlights of Horti & Agri Vietnam 2026 is its series of business matching activities. Cutting-edge solutions in high-tech agriculture, smart greenhouses and net houses, sensor technologies, automation, post-harvest technologies, and green solutions are expected to be showcased by international enterprises at the event.
With the patronage of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, the support of VFARDA, and the participation of numerous enterprises, experts, and international organizations, Horti & Agri Vietnam 2026 is expected to become a key destination for Viet Nam’s agricultural sector, contributing to the transition toward green production, enhancing the value of agricultural products, and promoting sustainable development in the context of deep international integration.
Co-located with ILDEX Vietnam 2026, the Horti & Agri Vietnam 2026 Exhibition is expected to attract around 10,000 trade visitors from 45 countries, including agriculture and horticulture experts, farmers and growers, key decision-making buyers, investors, government officials, and policymakers. The exhibition will provide access to advanced technologies, expand production and trade linkages, and promote investment cooperation.
Enterprises interested in registering for participation in ILDEX Vietnam 2026 may visit: https://www.ildex-vietnam.com/exhibiting/
Translated by Kieu Chi
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(VAN) The seafood industry is aiming for an export goal of USD 10.7 billion in 2025. However, resolving bottlenecks regarding data and green finance is an urgent requirement.
(VAN) Exports of ornamental fish generate nearly USD 15 million annually for Ho Chi Minh City, affirming the sector's position as a distinctive economic component of the city's modern urban agriculture structure.
(VAN) Lang Son agricultural products are upgrading planting-area standards, increasing deep processing, and expanding linkages to move toward sustainable exports.
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(VAN) The signing of a protocol between Viet Nam and China on the export of fresh jackfruit represents a significant milestone in agricultural trade cooperation between the two countries.
