Regional trade and agricultural sectors prepare for 2026 events

Various regional agricultural and trade events are shaping the 2026 economic landscape. In Peru, Expoalimentaria 2026 aims to boost agro-exports, which reached US$ 6.56 billion between January and July 2026, led by avocados, grapes, and blueberries.

In Uruguay, the Expo Prado 2026 concluded with government officials highlighting strategic investments and new market openings for sectors like poultry and honey. Additionally, the departments of Salto and Colonia signed a tourism cooperation agreement during the expo to promote joint destinations.

In Bolivia, the 50th edition of Expocruz features Unión Agronegocios, which is focusing on livestock genetics and technology. Meanwhile, AGRO VIDAS 2026 in Santa Cruz is preparing to showcase agricultural machinery and innovation.

In Panama, the Foodie Fest–Sabores de Asia 2026 attracted 20,000 visitors to the Atlapa Convention Center, showcasing diverse Asian gastronomy and culture. In Morocco, the Tanger Med port complex is hosting the Tangier Logistics Days 2026 to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on global supply chains.