World Food India 2025 Set to Begin in New Delhi

India is set to host the 4th edition of World Food India (WFI) from September 25 to 28, 2025, at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. This prestigious global summit is being organised by the Ministry of Food Processing Industries with the aim to attract global investments, showcase India’s food diversity, and position the country as a global leader in sustainable food systems. The event will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday, underlining the national leadership’s commitment to promoting India as the Food Basket of the World.

Not Just a Trade Show, But a Transformational Movement

  • It is a transformative platform designed to highlight India’s strength in the food processing sector, create global partnerships, and support a shift towards inclusive and future-ready food systems.
  • This year’s event holds special significance as it aligns with India’s broader food security and sustainability goals while offering a platform to connect farmers, processors, investors, startups, and exporters.

Global Participation: A Melting Pot of Opportunities

World Food India 2025 will witness an unprecedented global turnout, with,

  • Over 1700 exhibitors
  • More than 500 international buyers
  • Representation from over 100 countries

This includes,

  • Partner Countries: New Zealand and Saudi Arabia
  • Focus Countries: Russia, UAE, Japan, and Vietnam
  • Delegations from 21 Indian states and UTs
  • Participation from 10 Central Ministries

This robust international engagement reflects the growing trust in India’s food ecosystem and its vast market potential.

India’s Global Message

World Food India 2025 is themed around sustainability, innovation, and inclusivity, mirroring the larger objectives of,

  • Doubling farmers’ income
  • Reducing post-harvest losses
  • Promoting startups and entrepreneurship
  • Supporting climate-resilient agriculture

The summit provides a strategic platform for dialogue between governments, industry leaders, researchers, and development partners on building resilient food systems for the future.

Key Takeaways

  • World Food India 2025 will be held from September 25–28 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi.
  • PM Modi will inaugurate the event.
  • Organised by the Ministry of Food Processing Industries.
  • Partner countries: New Zealand and Saudi Arabia.
  • Focus countries: Russia, UAE, Japan, Vietnam.
  • Over 1700 exhibitors and 500+ international buyers expected.
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