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Over 500 exhibitors will converge at the three-day AgroBelgrade 2025, bringing together the best of Eastern Europe’s fruit, vegetable, and vineyard industries

The sixth edition of AgroBelgrade, an essential event for agricultural professionals, will kick off on January 30, 2025, at the Belgrade Fair, marking a significant moment for the region’s horticultural and farming communities.

Spanning three days, the exhibition will feature over 500 exhibitors from Serbia and beyond, showcasing everything from fresh and processed produce to cutting-edge farming machinery.

The fair will serve as a vital hub for producers, distributors, and retailers from across Europe, including key buyers from Switzerland, Germany, the UK, and Poland.

Notably, the event will host a B2B zone, enabling local and regional businesses to expand their networks and explore new markets.

In addition to the exhibition, a series of expert-led conferences will provide valuable insights into the future of agriculture, fruit growing, and winemaking in the region.

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