What’s new and new topics at FRUIT LOGISTICA 2026

By: Trademagazin Date: 2025. 10. 01. 11:20

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FRUIT LOGISTICA will be held again in Berlin from 4 to 6 February 2026. With new segments, high-level networking opportunities and global coverage, it is an unmissable event for industry professionals, as FRUIT LOGISTICA is the leading trade fair for the global fresh produce business, covering the entire supply chain from producer to consumer. Thousands of professionals from all over the world will gather, making the exhibition an ideal opportunity to present brands on an international stage.

New features as opportunities for further development

FRUIT LOGISTICA 2026 offers an expanded content program and new exhibition opportunities aimed at increasing the visibility of exhibitors and the engagement of trade visitors. For the first time, Expo tours to the wholesale and retail markets in Berlin will offer exhibitors and trade visitors the opportunity to gain deeper insight into the market trends presented at the exhibition.

In addition to the well-established highlights such as the Farming Forward Stage, Future Lab, Logistics Hub and Podcast Studio, a brand new Insights Stage will host startup presentations and will also be available for exhibitors to promote.

There will also be new features in the Fresh Produce Forum, which will address the challenges of social change and climate change and offer perspectives that will help us look to the future. In the Machinery & Technology area, advanced machinery and innovative technologies will meet the needs of the fresh produce industry and we will learn what technological trends will set the tone for the future.

But to the delight of many, in addition to the new features, the already familiar and popular program elements will also return at FRUIT LOGISTICA 2026. These include the “Faces of Fresh Produce” exhibition, the FLIA award ceremony, Fruitful Friday, the exclusive Retailers Club and Startup World.

Whether it’s high-tech processing machines, futuristic innovations or advanced greenhouse systems: there is a constant demand for efficiency and sustainability.