On 24–25 September, AgroFoodSummit 2026 will bring together 300+ companies from more than 25 countries.
Producers, traders, importers, brokers, processors, market analysts, and representatives of industry associations from Europe, Asia, the Middle East, North Africa, the Black Sea region, and the Americas will come to Mersin, Türkiye. It is a unique opportunity to meet, in one place, representatives of the key markets shaping the production, trade, and consumption of agricultural commodities and food products.
What will the 2026/27 season look like for global agri-food markets? The answers will be explored across five expert discussion panels at AgroFoodSummit 2026:
Session I. “Grain Outlook 2026/27: Global Restructuring”
High global stocks, Black Sea risks, and growing competition for markets across MENA and Asia.
Session II. “Durum Wheat and Milling: Key Insights and Challenges”
Durum wheat, the global milling industry, and Türkiye’s position in the world market.
Session III. “Global Pulses Market: Supply & Demand”
Where will supply shortages emerge, and which suppliers will be best positioned to benefit from changing demand in India, China, Pakistan, and Türkiye?
Session IV. “Soybeans Market 2026/27: Trends and Global Changes”
The new balance between China, Brazil, and the United States, and where margins are likely to concentrate in the new season.
Session V. “Global Dynamics of the Oil Market 2026/27”
The impact of energy markets, shifting trade flows, and intensifying competition for key buyers in India, China, and the Middle East.
An exclusive part of the programme will be a seminar by the event’s legal partner, Fortior Law, titled “From Foreseeable War to Force Majeure: Remedies in Grain Trade Disputes.” Swiss experts will examine practical cases—from the inability to perform contracts to vessel arrest, security for claims, and the interaction with arbitration.
But AgroFoodSummit 2026 is more than a conference.
On 24 September, participants will enjoy an exclusive Gala Show featuring Fire of Anatolia—one of Türkiye’s most renowned dance ensembles and a cultural ambassador of the country on the global stage. Fire of Anatolia has performed in more than 100 countries, with its spectacular shows attended by presidents and monarchs.
On 25 September, participants will visit the Arbel production complex in Mersin. This is an opportunity to see first-hand how one of Türkiye’s leading pulse processors and exporters operates. The facility has a processing capacity of up to 4,000 tonnes per day, while its location just 8 km from the Mersin Free Zone port provides a direct link between production and international trade.
Two days. More than 25 countries. The world's key agri-food markets—all in one place.