When will AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA 2026 take place?

The 2026 edition of AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA is scheduled for 20–22 August 2026.

Where is the venue for AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA 2026?

AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA 2026 is planned at Sarit Expo Centre, Nairobi, Kenya.

How can I register to visit or exhibit at AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA?

Registration is typically handled by MXM Exhibitions via the official event page on their website. Prospective visitors and exhibitors can register online through the AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA section of the MXM Exhibitions site or contact the organizer directly using the phone and email details provided there.

Who organizes AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA?

AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA is organized by MXM Exhibitions, a Dubai-based exhibitions organizer. Their main website is www.mxmexhibitions.com.

Is AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA open to the general public or mainly for trade visitors?

The exhibition primarily targets B2B visitors from agriculture, livestock, poultry and related processing and supply-chain sectors across Kenya and the wider East African region, including manufacturers, distributors, traders, professional buyers and institutional decision-makers.

AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA - KENYA 2026

About AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA - KENYA 2026

Overview

AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA is an international B2B trade show focused on agriculture, inputs, livestock and poultry production, held alongside other industrial expos at Sarit Expo Centre in Nairobi. The 2026 edition is scheduled for 20–22 August 2026 and targets suppliers, distributors, farmers, processors and investors looking to tap into East Africa’s fast-growing agribusiness and poultry markets.

What to Expect

AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA 2026 is positioned as an international export-oriented trade show covering the full spectrum of agricultural inputs, livestock and poultry production technologies for the East African market. Visitors can expect a multi-sector exhibition floor where companies showcase seeds, fertilizers, crop protection products, feed and feed additives, animal health solutions, housing systems, hatchery and breeding technologies, farm machinery and post-harvest equipment. The event typically runs full-day business hours, aligning with other MXM Exhibitions’ shows from around 9:00–17:00, creating a focused environment for professional meetings and product demonstrations. Alongside core agriculture and poultry exhibits, the show is organized in conjunction with other industrial expos operated by MXM Exhibitions, such as Paper & Tissue Africa, which share the same dates and venue. This co-location increases cross-sector traffic, bringing packaging, processing and allied industries into close contact with agribusiness and poultry suppliers. Attendees can therefore explore not only farm-side solutions but also downstream processing, packaging and logistics offerings relevant to feed, meat and egg value chains. The exhibition is designed as a B2B networking and sourcing platform, with booths from regional and international manufacturers, distributors and technology providers. While exact exhibitor and visitor numbers are not published for the 2026 edition, MXM positions these shows as major gateways for companies seeking distributors, agents and institutional buyers across East Africa. Visitors can expect one-on-one business meetings, live equipment demonstrations, technical explanations from product specialists, and opportunities to compare competing solutions in a single trip. For exhibitors, the event provides brand visibility, new business leads, market testing for new products, and direct feedback from local farmers, integrators and businesses. Given MXM’s multi-country portfolio in Tanzania and Kenya, AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA also serves as a hub where stakeholders can discuss regulatory requirements, import-export logistics, financing options and public-private collaboration. International participants can gain practical insights into the Kenyan and regional operating environment by meeting local partners, while domestic businesses can benchmark technologies and practices against global standards.

Who Should Attend

AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA is aimed at professionals and businesses across the agricultural and poultry value chains seeking growth opportunities in Kenya and the wider East African region. Core attendees include commercial and medium-scale farmers, poultry producers, hatchery and breeding companies, feed millers, livestock integrators and dairy operators who are looking for better inputs, genetics, animal health products, equipment and farm management solutions. The show is highly relevant for manufacturers and distributors of agricultural inputs and machinery, including suppliers of seeds, fertilizers, crop protection products, irrigation systems, tractors, harvesters, feed and feed additives, veterinary pharmaceuticals, vaccines, housing systems, incubators and processing equipment. Traders, importers, wholesalers and retail agri-dealers can use the event to source new product lines, negotiate distributorships and meet international brands wanting representation in East Africa. Institutional and corporate buyers – such as food processors, meat and egg processors, hotels and catering companies, supermarket chains and agribusiness groups – can attend to evaluate suppliers and build integrated supply relationships. The event also provides a useful platform for investors, banks and financial institutions, development agencies, NGOs and government departments engaged in agriculture, livestock, food security and rural development; they can meet project partners and understand where technology and investment gaps lie. Consultants, technical service providers, logistics companies, cold chain specialists and IT/automation firms serving agriculture and poultry operations will also find the show relevant as a channel to market their services to a concentrated audience of decision-makers. Because MXM Exhibitions positions these events as international, AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA is particularly suitable for overseas companies exploring market entry or expansion in Kenya and neighbouring countries, including Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and beyond.

Why It Matters

AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA matters because it directly addresses the strategic importance of agriculture and livestock to East Africa’s economies, and the need for modernization and efficiency across these sectors. Kenya and its neighbours rely heavily on agriculture for employment, food security and export earnings, yet many producers still face productivity gaps due to limited access to quality inputs, modern equipment and technical know-how. By concentrating regional and international suppliers under one roof, the show helps bridge these gaps and accelerates technology transfer into local markets. The event is also significant for the poultry and livestock industries, which are experiencing rising demand for meat, eggs and dairy as urbanization and incomes increase. Producers need reliable feed, genetics, vaccines, biosecurity solutions and housing systems to scale sustainably. AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA gives them direct access to companies that can improve animal health, performance and welfare, supporting both commercial and emerging producers. This in turn contributes to more stable food supplies and value-chain development, from farms through to processors and retailers. For businesses, the show matters as a market-entry and expansion platform. MXM Exhibitions’ events are export-oriented, attracting exhibitors from multiple regions who seek distributors, agents and buyers in East Africa. Rather than navigating fragmented networks, companies can meet a broad range of potential partners in a single venue, reducing the cost and time of market research and lead generation. Local enterprises benefit by discovering new brands, negotiating better purchasing terms and diversifying their supplier base. At a policy and development level, AGRO & POULTRY AFRICA – KENYA creates space for dialogue among private-sector players, government agencies and development organizations. With Tanzania and Kenya both embedded in the East African Community and benefiting from free movement and trade within the bloc, regional exhibitions like this are a practical tool for deepening economic integration and harmonizing standards across borders. By supporting innovation, investment and collaboration in agriculture and poultry, the show contributes to the broader goals of regional growth, resilience and food security. Although precise exhibitor and visitor metrics are not disclosed for the 2026 edition, MXM’s multi-country portfolio and the co-location of related events such as Paper & Tissue Africa underline the show’s role as part of a larger ecosystem of industrial and agribusiness exhibitions. This ecosystem amplifies its impact, drawing diverse stakeholders who together can drive sector-wide improvements and partnerships that last beyond the three days of the event.

Venue & directions

Sarit Expo Centre

Westlands, Nairobi, Kenya

Nairobi, Kenya

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