The Event

FRUIT LOGISTICA Connect India.

FRUIT LOGISTICA Connect India is the dedicated fresh produce trade event for South Asia's most important market. Organised by Messe Berlin, the team behind FRUIT LOGISTICA, the world's leading fresh produce trade show, it brings international buying power, global supplier networks, and expert industry knowledge directly to India.

Visitors arriving through the main entrance concourse of FRUIT LOGISTICA in Berlin, hall banners suspended overhead.

© Messe Berlin GmbH

This is not a general agricultural exhibition. FRUIT LOGISTICA Connect India is a focused, professional trade platform for the fresh fruit and vegetable sector built to the standards that international buyers, exporters, and industry professionals expect from the FRUIT LOGISTICA name.

Who is this event for?

Exhibitors

Indian and international companies seeking to reach buyers, distributors, retailers, and foodservice operators across South Asia and beyond. Whether you are an Indian exporter looking to access global networks, or an international supplier seeking entry into India's rapidly modernising market, FRUIT LOGISTICA Connect India is your platform.

Why exhibit →

Visitors

Fresh produce buyers, importers, retailers, foodservice operators, wholesalers, logistics providers, and industry professionals who need to understand and engage with India's fresh produce market at a professional level.

Who should visit →

Why FRUIT LOGISTICA Connect India is different.

Organised by Messe Berlin, the team behind the world's most trusted fresh produce trade platform

Rigorous curation: a professional trade environment, not an open-market exhibition

International scope with genuine local depth, not a global event imposed on an Indian market

A direct gateway into the wider FRUIT LOGISTICA global network

Hosted buyer programme connecting exhibitors with qualified, verified purchasing decision-makers

India's fresh produce sector is transforming. This is the professional platform it deserves.

Global Expertise. Local Roots.