Salon International de l'Agriculture Paris gathers farmers, agribusiness, food industry, and government from across Europe and Africa — annually each February-March at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.
Salon International de l'Agriculture (SIA) Paris is France's largest agricultural exhibition, held annually each February-March at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles since 1964.
Organized by Comexposium and CEPSO (the French agricultural organizing committee), the event gathers 600,000+ visitors and 1,000+ exhibitors — drawing French and EU farmers, agribusiness, food industry stakeholders, and Francophone African delegations.
Salon International de l'Agriculture is the dominant European trade event for agriculture, livestock, and food origin — French and EU agricultural producers, food brands, distributors, and food-supply chain buyers converge here. India is an emerging origin for certified organic spices, basmati rice, commodity pulses, and livestock-feed ingredients relevant to French and EU agricultural and food supply chains.
Key buyers: French food importers · EU agribusiness · Francophone African delegations · French retail chains · Specialty agriculture buyers
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Salon International de l'Agriculture (SIA Paris, founded 1964) is France and Europe's largest agricultural trade and public exhibition, organized by Comexposium. Held annually each late February to early March (10 days) at Porte de Versailles, Paris, drawing approximately 600,000 visitors total (~180,000 trade buyers, ~420,000 public visitors), and 2,500+ exhibitors from 80+ countries. The fair is the central meeting point for French and EU agricultural producers, livestock sellers, food origin (AOP/IGP) brands, agricultural equipment suppliers, and food distributors. India is a secondary but growing source for organic spices, basmati rice, pulses, and livestock-feed inputs that enter French and EU food supply chains. Radiance Overseas follows SIA Paris for French and European agricultural market intelligence. Contact: info@radianceoverseas.com.
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