Innovative products, technologies and solutions from more than 300 exhibitors will once again make the 8th edition of Agro Pack & Food Iraq a significant driving force within Iraq’s agro, packaging and food industries.

Organised by So Fuar and fairtrade Messe, Iraq's largest industry event provides an invaluable platform for professionals to exchange on their business and discuss investments.

Taking place concurrently with the 6th edition of Iraq plast, more than 10,000 professionals from across Iraq and beyond are expected to attend this key industry event. Mark your calendar for 24 to 27 November 2025 at the Erbil International Fairground. 

The 2024 edition of Agro Pack & Food Iraq attracted 10,362 attendees from across Iraq and a total of 47 countries, as well as 317 exhibitors from 18 countries. For a comprehensive overview, please refer to 2024 Show Report and Exhibitor list.

The overwhelming demand prompted the organisers, So Fuar and fairtrade, to use both halls of the Erbil International Fairground to offer attendees a comprehensive and intensive experience.

This expansion allows for a clearly defined thematic structure and reflects the commitment to delivering an unparalleled event that meets the diverse needs of exhibitors and visitors alike.

So here is the event’s structure:

Hall 1:

• Food Iraq: A platform for showcasing and trading finished food & beverage products.
• Agro Iraq: Showcasing agriculture, crop production, livestock breeding, and poultry.

Hall 2:

• Agro Pack Iraq: Focusing on technology and materials for food and beverage processing, as well as ingredients.
• Furthermore, the concurrent 6th Plast Iraq complements the value chain, spotlighting plastic raw materials, machinery, equipment for plastics processing, printing, and packaging.

• Between 2015 and 2023, Iraq’s imports of food and packaging technology increased at an annual growth rate of 15.4%, from €76 million to €239 million, making Iraq the third largest Arab importing country in the Middle East after Saudi Arabia and the UAE (VDMA). These technology imports enable Iraq to develop and diversify its own production, increase exports, and substitute imports of consumables. See further details
• Food imports also surged between 2018 and 2023, with an annual growth rate of 6.2%, rising from US$ 10.9 billion to US$ 14.7 billion (WTO). This solidifies Iraq's position as the third largest food importer in the Arab Middle East, following Saudi Arabia and the UAE. See further details