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AFMASS EXPOS AFMASS Expos at 11: Driving Innovation Across Africa’s Food, Milling and Baking Industries

leven years after its launch, AFMASS Expos has grown from a food and beverage industry exhibition into a broader business platform connecting some of Africa’s most important food, manufacturing, processing and agro-industrial value chains. The latest edition, held from July 15–17, 2026, at the Sarit Expo Centre in Nairobi, Kenya, offered a useful snapshot of that changing landscape. The 11th edition brought together more than 65 exhibitors and 12 sponsors from over 15 countries, filling the exhibition floor with technologies, ingredients, processing equipment, packaging solutions, laboratory systems, logistics services and other technologies supporting the food and beverage value chain. At the heart of the AFMASS Expos platform are now two key individual events: AFMASS Food & BevTech Expo and AFMASS Milling & BakeTech Expo. Rather than operating as a single, broad exhibition, the two events bring together specialised industry segments under a wider AFMASS umbrella, allowing businesses to engage with technologies and solutions relevant to specific stages of the food and agro-processing value chain. TWO EVENTS, ONE INTERCONNECTED INDUSTRY The structure reflects a fundamental reality of modern food manufacturing: food production can no longer be viewed

in isolated sectors. Ingredients influence processing. Processing determines packaging requirements. Packaging affects logistics and shelf life. Milling supplies critical raw materials to baking and food manufacturing, while animal feed connects grain processing to the wider agricultural economy. AFMASS Food & BevTech and AFMASS Milling & BakeTech are designed around these connections. The AFMASS Food & BevTech Expo brings together five specialised exhibitions: the Africa Food & Ingredients Expo (AFi), Africa Processing & Packaging Expo (AFRIPACK), Africa Logistics Expo, Africa LabTech Expo and Africa Hotels & Restaurants Expo. Together, these platforms cover a broad spectrum of the food and beverage manufacturing and hospitality ecosystem, from formulation and ingredients through processing, packaging, quality management and logistics to food-service and hospitality. The AFMASS Milling & BakeTech Expo, meanwhile, brings together AFRIFEED, Africa Poultry & Livestock expo (AFRIPOL), Africa Pet Industry Expo, Africa FarmTech Expo and Africa Bakery Expo. This second platform expands the focus upstream into grain processing, animal feed, pet food, agriculture, milling and bakery manufacturing, creating a specialised marketplace around some of the foundational industries

AFMASS EXPO supporting Africa’s food economy. The result is a much broader proposition than a conventional trade exhibition. AFMASS effectively creates a connected marketplace stretching from agricultural production and raw materials to processing, manufacturing, packaging, distribution, food service and hospitality. A VIBRANT SHOWCASE OF FOOD INDUSTRY INNOVATION The 2026 AFMASS Expos transformed Nairobi’s Sarit Expo Centre into a dynamic marketplace for Africa’s food, milling, baking and agro-processing industries. Across the exhibition floor, manufacturers, technology providers, ingredient suppliers, packaging specialists, laboratory companies, logistics firms and hospitality players showcased equipment, products and solutions targeting the industry’s evolving needs. The conference and technical sessions provided a platform for industry leaders and experts to examine emerging trends, market opportunities, technology adoption, food safety, sustainability and the future of manufacturing across Africa. At the Innovation Hub, visitors encountered new products, technologies and ideas designed to address practical challenges facing processors and manufacturers, reinforcing the event’s focus on innovation and commercial application. For exhibitors, the three-day event created opportunities to demonstrate capabilities, meet prospective customers, strengthen existing relationships and identify new partnerships. Attendees likewise benefited from direct access to technologies, expertise and business connections, making the 2026 edition a productive meeting point for Africa’s evolving food industry. A PLATFORM FOR VALUE ADDITION The evolution of AFMASS comes at a time when value addition is becoming a central theme across Africa's food economy. For decades, the continent has faced the challenge of exporting agricultural commodities while importing significant quantities of processed food and value-added products. Increasing local processing capacity offers an opportunity to retain more value within African economies while creating manufacturing jobs, developing technical capabilities and strengthening regional supply chains. That transition requires investment across the entire value chain. Farmers need access to better technologies and markets. Processors require modern equipment. Manufacturers need ingredients, packaging and quality systems. Logistics companies must develop efficient distribution networks. Food-service businesses need reliable supplies, while

consumers ultimately determine which products succeed. The two AFMASS platforms bring many of these players into the same commercial environment. FROM EXHIBITION TO INDUSTRY PLATFORM One of the defining strengths of AFMASS Expos is therefore not simply the number of sectors represented, but the connections created between them. Since its establishment in 2015, the platform has developed into a meeting point where local and international companies can introduce technologies, identify customers, develop distributor relationships, explore new markets and build strategic partnerships. For African manufacturers, the value lies in access to technologies and expertise that can support expansion and modernisation. For international suppliers, AFMASS offers a route into some of the continent’s fastest-growing food and agro-industrial markets. The inclusion of specialised exhibitions also allows participants to engage more directly with their target industries while still benefiting from the wider AFMASS network. BUILDING THE NEXT DECADE OF AFRICAN FOOD MANUFACTURING Eleven editions in, AFMASS Expos have become a reflection of the broader development of Africa’s food and agro-industrial economy. The Nairobi edition demonstrated that the industry’s priorities are expanding. Efficiency, automation, formulation, food safety, packaging, logistics, sustainability and local value addition are no longer isolated conversations. They are increasingly interconnected parts of the same manufacturing strategy. The continued integration of food and beverage technologies with milling, baking and feed solutions also mirrors the growing sophistication of Africa’s food value chains. As the continent moves towards greater processing and value addition, the need for platforms that connect manufacturers with technologies, expertise and investment will only become more important. AFMASS Expos’ 11th edition therefore represented more than another industry gathering. It was a snapshot of an African food industry moving from a largely supply-driven model towards one increasingly defined by innovation, efficiency, technology and regional market opportunity. With its combination of exhibitions, specialised zones, technical sessions, conferences and networking opportunities, AFMASS is positioning itself to remain part of that transformation, providing a marketplace where the technologies of today meet the ambitions of Africa’s food industry for tomorrow.

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AFMASS FOOD & BEVTECH EXPO CONSTITUENT EVENTS AFRICA PACKAGING & PROCESSING EXPOS (AFRIPACK EXPOS) - part of AFMASS Food & BevTech Expos - are the No.1 international trade shows for packaging materials and solutions plus the latest processing and packaging technologies and accessories in Africa.

www.afripackexpo.com

www.africalogisticsexpo.com

AFRICA LOGISTICS EXPO events are the No.1 series of trade shows and conferences for the logistics, mobility and supply chain industry in Africa. Held together with a number of events featuring the manufacturing, hospitality and agriculture industries, the events are your perfect platform to tap into the future trends in Africa, Middle East, Asia and the World.

THE AFI EXPOS – AFRICA FOOD INGREDIENTS EXPOS - are Africa's leading international trade exhibition dedicated to food and beverage ingredients, additives, flavors, fragrances, functional ingredients, nutraceuticals, natural extracts, formulation technologies and ingredient processing solutions.

www.afiexpo.com

AFRICA

LABTECH EXPO

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AFRICA LABTECH EXPO is a specialised event dedicated to laboratory technologies, equipment, instrumentation, and solutions supporting the food and manufacturing industries. It brings together suppliers of food safety and quality testing equipment, analytical instruments, process control technologies, laboratory services, and consultancy solutions.

AFRICA HOTELS & RESTAURANTS EXPOS (AFRICA HORECA EXPOS) - the largest series of international trade show for Africa’s food service, hotels, restaurants and catering industry.

www.africahorecaexpo.com

AFMASS MILLING & BAKETECH EXPO CONSTITUENT EVENTS P ULTRY

AFRICA POULTRY & LIVESTOCK EXPOS (AFRIPOL EXPOS) bring together commercial poultry, dairy, beef, pig, aquaculture and other livestock producers, showcasing genetics, housing, farm automation, environmental systems, processing technologies, animal health solutions and modern production practices.

www.afripolexpo.com

www.afrifeedexpo.com

AFRICA ANIMAL FEED & HEALTH EXPOS (AFRIFEED EXPOS) connect the animal nutrition, feed manufacturing, and livestock health industries, showcasing feed ingredients, additives, milling technologies, veterinary solutions, laboratory systems, biosecurity, and technologies that improve animal productivity and sustainability.

AFRICA PET INDUSTRY EXPOS bring together Africa’s growing companion animal industry, showcasing pet food, nutrition, veterinary care, grooming, hygiene, accessories, manufacturing technologies and digital solutions while creating opportunities across the expanding pet care value chain.

www.africapetshow.com

AFRICA BAKERY EXPOS are a specialised platform for bakery and snack manufacturing, connecting industry professionals with innovations in ingredients, industrial and artisan baking equipment, ovens, mixers, proofers, and confectionery production technologies that support the growth of Africa’s baking and snack sectors.

www.bakery.afmass.com

AFRICA

FARMTECH EXPO

AFRICA FARMTECH EXPOS focus on Africa’s crop production and agribusiness value chains, connecting farmers, investors and industry professionals with innovations in seeds, soil health, crop protection, mechanisation, irrigation, storage, processing and packaging technologies.

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KEY STATISTICS 35+

5000 Number of expo hall visitors

Countries

300+

Speakers

Companies Represented

Number of Exhibitors

Number of Sponsors

Rest of world 13%

Zambia 7%

UK 12%

Kenya 47%

Tanzania 11%

South Africa 10%

LIVE VIEWERS ONLINE

BY SECTOR

75%

1250

Manufacturing

783

20%

512

Suppliers & Distributors

IMPRESSIONS ON:

Government, Academia & Research

META ADS

5.1 Million

BY JOB TITLES

20%

60%

20%

• Sales & Marketing

• ICT

• Human Resource

• Lecturer

• Business Development • Supply Chain

• Consultant

GOOGLE ADS

3.5 Million

• Production/Operations • Compliance • Engineering • QA / R&D / Lab • Procurement • Packaging

• General Manager • CEO • Executive Director • Chairman

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MARCH 23-25, 2027

MAY 3-6, 2027

APRIL 27-30, 2027

OCTOBER 6-8, 2027

DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA

NAIROBI, KENYA

LAGOS, NIGERIA

LUSAKA, ZAMBIA

AFMASS Food & BevTech Expos are Africa's No.1 International Trade Shows & Conferences for Food Ingredients & Formulation Solutions • Processing & Packaging Technologies • Logistics • Lab & Food Safety Technologies • Hospitality Solutions

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frica’s food and beverage industry is becoming interconnected. As manufacturers expand local production, develop new products and respond to changing consumer and market demands, the need for ingredients, processing technologies, packaging, testing, logistics and food-service solutions is growing alongside it. AFMASS Food & BevTech Expo has developed around this reality. Held in Nairobi, Kenya, the business-to-business exhibition brings together manufacturers, processors, suppliers, distributors, technology providers and other professionals involved in the food and beverage value chain. The 2026 edition, held from July 15–17 at the Sarit Expo Centre in Nairobi, provided a broad view of this ecosystem. More than 65 exhibitors and 12 sponsors from over 15 countries participated, presenting equipment, ingredients, packaging systems, laboratory technologies, logistics solutions and hospitality products. The scale of the exhibition was significant, but its relevance lay in the connections between the different sectors represented on the floor. AN INTEGRATED FOOD AND BEVERAGE PLATFORM AFMASS Food & BevTech is one of two key events under the wider AFMASS Expos platform, alongside AFMASS Milling & BakeTech Expo. While Milling & BakeTech focuses on grains, milling, feed, agriculture and baking, Food & BevTech is centred on food, beverage, hospitality and supporting industries. Its structure is built around five constituent events: Africa Food & Ingredients Expo, Africa Processing & Packaging Expo, Africa Logistics Expo, Africa LabTech Expo and Africa Hotels & Restaurants Expo. Each addresses a distinct part of the industry, but together they form a more complete picture of how food and beverage businesses operate. Africa Food & Ingredients Expo focuses on ingredients, additives, flavours, colours, functional ingredients and other inputs used in product development and manufacturing. Africa Processing & Packaging Expo brings together processing machinery, production systems, filling and bottling equipment, packaging materials and related technologies. Africa Logistics Expo addresses transportation, warehousing, cold-chain systems, distribution and supplychain services, while Africa LabTech Expo focuses on laboratory equipment, analytical systems, quality assurance, inspection and food safety. Africa Hotels & Restaurants Expo

extends the platform into hospitality, catering, restaurants and food-service operations. This integration is increasingly relevant to manufacturers that need to consider several stages of their operations at once. FROM INGREDIENTS TO THE CONSUMER A food or beverage product passes through multiple stages before reaching the consumer. Ingredients and formulations establish the foundation of a product. Processing systems transform those inputs into finished goods, while packaging protects the product and prepares it for storage and distribution. Laboratory and quality-control systems help manufacturers monitor safety, consistency and compliance. Logistics providers move raw materials into factories and finished products towards markets. Hotels, restaurants and caterers represent another important part of the chain, particularly for suppliers serving the food-service sector. Bringing these activities together allows visitors to look beyond individual products and consider how different technologies and services interact. Technology on the exhibition floor: Processing and packaging remain central to AFMASS Food & BevTech. The exhibition provides manufacturers with an opportunity to examine technologies covering production lines, filling and bottling, weighing and dosing, mixing, cooking, drying, refrigeration, automation and packaging. For manufacturers evaluating new equipment, the technology itself is only part of the decision. Installation, maintenance, spare parts, technical support, training, energy consumption and integration with existing systems can all determine whether an investment is commercially viable. The exhibition creates space for those discussions. Manufacturers can engage directly with suppliers, discuss production challenges and understand how technologies may be adapted to different operating environments. Ingredients and product development: The Africa Food & Ingredients Expo component addresses another important area: product development. As consumers and markets evolve, manufacturers are diversifying portfolios and exploring new formulations. Ingredient suppliers can engage with processors around taste, texture, colour, shelf life, nutrition, functionality and cost. The category covers materials ranging from basic raw inputs to specialised additives, flavours, sweeteners, stabilisers and fortification solutions. Bringing these suppliers into the same environment as processing and

packaging companies allows manufacturers to consider product development from a wider perspective. Packaging moves beyond presentation: Packaging is closely connected to product protection, shelf life, transport, storage and convenience. It can also influence production efficiency, brand positioning and cost. Manufacturers must therefore consider more than the appearance of a pack. Material availability, packaging speeds, compatibility with filling lines, product protection and environmental expectations can all influence decisions. Africa Processing & Packaging Expo provides a space for manufacturers to compare packaging technologies and discuss how different formats can fit into existing or planned operations. LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY AND FOOD SAFETY Food safety and quality assurance form another important pillar through Africa LabTech Expo. Manufacturers depend on laboratory and testing systems to monitor raw materials, production processes and finished products. Testing can cover microbiological safety, chemical composition, physical characteristics, shelf life and compliance with relevant standards. Laboratory capabilities also support product development and quality consistency. For businesses supplying retailers, food-service operators or export markets, reliable testing is an important part of meeting customer and regulatory requirements. By placing laboratory technology alongside processing and ingredients, AFMASS Food & BevTech highlights the relationship between production and quality. Increasing output has limited value if manufacturers cannot maintain consistent standards and product safety. THE LOGISTICS LINK Food manufacturing does not end at the factory gate. Products must be stored, transported and delivered efficiently, making logistics a critical part of the value chain. Africa Logistics Expo focuses on warehousing, transportation, cold-chain systems, distribution and inventory management. The logistics component allows businesses to examine an often overlooked part of manufacturing economics: how efficiently products and inputs move through the supply chain. HOSPITALITY COMPLETES THE PICTURE Africa Hotels & Restaurants Expo brings the platform closer to the final stage of the food and beverage journey. Hotels, restaurants, caterers and other food-service businesses require specialised equipment and supplies, from commercial kitchens and refrigeration to food preparation, serving and operational systems. A meeting

place for business: The commercial value of AFMASS Food & BevTech ultimately rests on interaction. Exhibitors have the opportunity to present products, demonstrate technologies and meet prospective customers, while visitors can identify suppliers, compare solutions and discuss potential investments and partnerships. A manufacturer can, within one visit, speak to an ingredient supplier, machinery provider, packaging company, laboratory specialist and logistics operator. That proximity makes the exhibition useful for companies reviewing multiple aspects of their operations. Knowledge alongside exhibition: The conference programme adds another dimension to the event, creating a forum for industry discussions alongside the commercial activity on the exhibition floor. Sessions covering food processing, ingredients, packaging, food safety, laboratory testing, logistics, hospitality, technology adoption and market development provide context for the challenges facing businesses. A REGIONAL PLATFORM AFMASS Food & BevTech has developed beyond its Nairobi base through editions and related events in markets including Tanzania, Zambia and Uganda. This regional approach recognises that Africa’s food and beverage industries are not uniform. Manufacturing capabilities, infrastructure, regulations, consumer markets and supplychain conditions differ considerably between countries. The wider direction is consistent with Africa’s increasing emphasis on local processing and value addition. As businesses build manufacturing capacity, the supporting ecosystem around production will become just as important as the factories themselves. THE NEXT PHASE The 2026 Nairobi edition demonstrated the breadth of the AFMASS Food & BevTech proposition. Its importance lies not simply in the number of companies participating, but in the range of sectors brought into one business environment. With further editions planned across Africa, the platform is continuing to expand its regional reach. The next stage will be measured by how effectively it connects manufacturers with technologies, suppliers, knowledge and commercial opportunities that respond to African market realities. For an industry seeking stronger local manufacturing capabilities, those connections matter. Food & BevTech provides a space where the value chain can meet as a connected system – from ingredients and processing to packaging, testing, logistics, hospitality and, ultimately, the consumer.

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Address: Behind Gretsa University, Off Garissa Road, Thika, Kenya Telephone: +254 736237000 Email Address: admin@capwell.co.ke Website: www.capwell.co.ke CAPWELL INDUSTRIES LIMITED is a leading food manufacturing company based in Thika, Kenya. Renowned for its trusted household brands such as Soko, Amaize, Pearl, Ranee, CIL, Treatos, and Yola, Capwell has established a strong presence in the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector. The company operates across key food

categories including flour, rice, pulses, confectionery, and beverages. Driven by a commitment to innovation and nutrition, Capwell is a pioneer in food fortification and was the first in Kenya to mill and package wholegrain maize meal. With a diverse and growing product portfolio, Capwell Industries continues to deliver high-quality, nutritious, and affordable food products, proudly earning its place as the home of wholesome brands

Address: Tatu industrial Park, Nairobi, Kenya Telephone: +254675863000 Email Address: sales@dormanscoffee.com Website: www.dormanscoffee.com DORMANS COFFEE LIMITED was founded by Charles and Ellen Dorman in 1950, and has grown to become East Africa's premier coffee roaster. We supply a diverse range of freshly roasted coffee blends to hotels, coffee-shops, supermarkets and wholesalers countrywide. Consistency and quality are the distinguishing features which have made Dormans a trusted household brand. Dormans also runs 'The Nairobi School of Coffee' which offers Barista skills training and other bespoke coffee courses. As agents of some of the world’s best international

brands of coffee machines, we are able to source the best equipment and accessories for our partners. Our team has an abundance of knowledge and can offer advice, training and tailor made solutions for our customers. Over the years, Dormans has pioneered many initiatives to spur local consumption, and is renowned for the consistent quality and freshness of coffee. Our diverse product and service offering is aimed at providing a wholesome experience for our customers.

Address: Off Garissa Rd, Thika, Kenya Telephone: +254 720504309 Email Address: info@broadway.co.ke Website: www.broadway.co.ke BROADWAY BAKERY is one of the oldest and most renowned bakeries in Kenya, serving the needs of the Wananchi by producing the famous Broadways range of bread. Bread has a central place on breakfast tables across Kenya and the range of both brown and white bread that the bakery produces caters for diverse tastes, all packed in different sizes to accommodate for the exact needs of your

family and occasions. Broadways Bread is baked using the highest hygiene standards in a fully automated bakery. When you buy bread with the Broadways label, you are buying a high quality, nutritional product that aims to provide you with the energy you need to kick start your day.

EXHIBITORS Email Address: yemkentrading@ gmail.com Website: www.yemkenkenya.com Address: Athi River, next to Athi River Business Park , Mombasa Road, Athi River Telephone: +0110008017

YEMKEN FOR INDUSTRY & TRADE COMPANY LIMITED is a Kenyan food

manufacturing company established in 2019. It specializes in the

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WUHAN WANSONGTANG BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD is a health

and biotechnology company based in wuhan, China. The company specializes in the development,

production of tomato paste, tomato sauce, noodles, and snacks, supplying customers across Kenya and exporting to several regional markets. The company is committed to delivering high-quality, safe, and nutritious food products using modern manufacturing technology and international food safety standards.

production, and sales of herbal healthcare products and dietary supplements. Combining traditional Chinese herbal knowledge with modern technology, it is committed to providing safe, natural, and highquality wellness products to customers in both domestic and international markets.

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Address: Kebele 10 Gora Silingo, Asella Town, Arsi Zone, Oromia Regional State - Ethiopia Telephone: +251 223 318 181 Email Address: info@chilalofood.et

distinguished food manufacturing company, renowned for its exceptional range of products, including biscuits, wafers, macaroni, noodles, pasta, and more. With a commitment to quality and innovation, Chilalo Food Complex has established itself as a leader in the industry, catering to the diverse culinary needs of its customers. Let’s delve into the details of Chilalo Food Complex and its diverse product offerings.

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Chilalo Food Complex is a pioneer in the food manufacturing sector,

globalcompactkenya.org Website: www.globalcompactkenya. org

Address: Principal Place, 1st Floor School Lane- Westlands Telephone: +254 111 052 870 Email Address: info@

GLOBAL COMPACT NETWORK KENYA is the Country Network of the United Nations Global Compact, the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative. As part of a special initiative of the UN Secretary-General, the UN Global Compact calls on companies to align their strategies and operations

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Address: Athi River Kenya Telephone: +254701206666, +2540758866666 Email Address: 442790098@qq.com, 362407713@qq.com

IXGO ENTERPRISE is a dynamic M and innovative modern food technology company, dedicated to providing global consumers with convenient, healthy and creative daily diet solutions. The company integrates R&D, production and sales, and is deeply engaged in the fields of solid beverages, ready-to-eat instant drinks and healthy grains. Its three

with a focus on delivering fresh and high-quality products to consumers. Founded on principles of excellence and integrity, the company has garnered a reputation for reliability and consistency in its offerings. We are committed to upholding the highest standards of quality, safety, and hygiene across all of our manufacturing processes. The company adheres to stringent quality control measures to ensure that its products meet and exceed industry regulations

with Ten Principles covering human rights, labour, environment, and anti-corruption, while taking action in support of the Sustainable Development Goals. Global Compact Network Kenya advances responsible and sustainable business practices in Kenya and Uganda and engages a community of over 300 participating companies committed to building inclusive, ethical, and resilient economies

core product lines are ready-to-drink milk tea, nutritious cereal and powder instant drinks. Since its establishment, MixGo has always adhered to the brand concept of "Classic mix and match, Fun life". We believe that delicious food is a seasoning of life. Through ingenious "blending", it can perfectly combine global flavors with nutritional health, infusing every consumer's daily life with abundant vitality and joy.

Nairobi, Kenya Telephone: +725 462086

Address: Embakasi, Nairobi, Kenya · Nairobi West, Nairobi, Kenya · Nairobi South, Nairobi, Kenya · Koma Rock,

Address: 1st Floor, Tea House Naivasha Road Telephone: +254 790 409435 Email Address: infofood@afa.go.ke Website: www.afa.go.ke

Email Address: info@ berrywholefoods.co.ke Website: www.berrywholefoods.com BERRY WHOLE FOODS

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issuing commercial licenses, and registering value chain actors, the directorate ensures both domestic safety and international market competitiveness. The agency actively promotes agricultural value addition, coordinates public-private sector partnerships, and crafts sustainable policies to modernise smallholder farming and stabilise Kenya's food supply chains.

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by bringing together contributions, partnering with approved healthcare providers, and paying for medical services for those who need them. The Authority also ensures that vulnerable groups, such as those in need, disadvantaged individuals, and people in legal custody, receive the healthcare support they require.

is a specialised regulatory agency under Kenya's Agriculture and Food Authority (AFA), established through the Crops Act of 2013 to oversee the development and marketing of food crop value chains. This body monitors production, processing, and trade for primary staples, which are broadly categorised into cereals, legumes, and roots or tubers. By enforcing strict quality compliance standards,

Email Address: info@sha.go.ke Website: www.sha.go.ke

Address: Social Health Authority (SHA) Building Community Area Upperhill Ragati Road

THE SOCIAL HEALTH AUTHORITY is an organization set up to manage and use funds collected under the Social Health Insurance Act to provide quality healthcare services. It works

Telephone: +254 742 409142 Email Address: adminke@aichafood. com Website: www.aicha-ke.com Address: 15-04-B Global Trade Centre Office Tower,Chiromo rd Westlands

convenience, affordable and good quality products as you shop with us. Shop from a wide variety of the best in fresh for the best value in Wholesale and Retail. Ranges are from Fruits, Vegetables, Grains, Healthy Seeds, all types of Flour, Spices, Eggs and Honey.

Ai-CHA is a popular Indonesian ice cream and tea brand with over 2,000 outlets across 52 + countries. Known for its affordable prices and unique

flavors like Sea Salt Ice Cream, AiSquash Lemonade, Sund-Ai Boba and Ai-Milk Tea Brown Sugar Pearl. Ai-CHA brings high quality and value for money Ai-Scream and tea for all the Kenyan.

EXHIBITORS Email Address: info@ afyalishewellness.co.ke Website: www.afyalishewellness. co.ke

Address: Nairobi, Kenya Telephone: +254 759 561 657

AFYALISHE WELLNESS LTD is an innovative startup emerging from Dedan Kimathi University of Technology, dedicated to the concept of "Food as Medicine." The company

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specializes in the development and processing of functional food products that support health and overall wellness. At its core, AfyaLishe focuses on researching and formulating nutrientrich, health-promoting foods, often tailored to address specific wellness needs.

doable and easy. They sell a range of KEBS-certified products including: Lactation cookies, Granola, Nursing tea, and Accessories like a silicone milk saver Products are marketed with a goal: “Helping mamas go from ‘Isn’t enough?’ to ‘Wow, look at that stash!’”

nutritious meals. Website: www.ryansfoods.co.ke RYANS FOODS began with that simple

Address: AMANKAN BUSINESS CENTRE, Thika Road, Kiambu County Telephone: +254713 081 480, +254782 619 275 Email Address: info@kierufoods

but powerful question. In 2018, while studying Food Technology at Egerton University, Kenya, two undergraduate students set out to solve a challenge they had seen across Kenyan homes and experienced themselves as students: limited time, limited energy, and limited access to convenient,

Website: www. nutritiousagriculturenetwork.co.ke IPOP AFRICA is transforming how we

Address: 926, Nairobi, Kenya Telephone: +111 457040 Email Address: nanconsulting2020@ gmail.com

snack now and, in the future, iPoP Africa is a climate smart agribusiness that is designed to transform local indigenous grains into healthy snack products that allow our consumers to indulge and have fun while still enjoying health and nutrition. The

Their earliest experiment was humble but bold. They cooked stiff maize meal (ugali), cut it into pieces, sundried it, and milled it into flour. The idea was grounded in science: once cooked (gelatinized), the flour could reconstitute instantly with water creating a fast, accessible meal for everyday life.

start-up brings back, scales, and safeguards indigenous food systems as a pathway to sustainable, resilient and healthy local food systems in Kenya and the region. At its core, iPoP Africa champions indigenous food knowledge and local food bioresources merging them with modern innovation to produce exciting food products that people across generations appreciate.

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AFRICA FOOD INGREDIENTS EXPO Africa Food Ingredients Expo: Facilitating Taste, Innovation & Nutrition in Africa's Food & Beverage Industry

he Africa Food Ingredients Expo is a premier specialized platform dedicated to the discovery, sourcing and innovation of ingredients that drive Africa’s rapidly expanding food and beverage manufacturing sector. Operating as a constituent of AFMASS Food & BevTech Expos, the event connects ingredient manufacturers, distributors, food scientists, product developers, formulation experts and procurement leaders from across the continent and internationally. Focused on both established and emerging solutions, the expo showcases a full spectrum of functional, nutritional and processing ingredients while spotlighting Africa’s rich diversity of locally sourced raw materials, from grains, pulses and botanicals to indigenous superfoods such as baobab, moringa and hibiscus. This dual emphasis links global suppliers with regional producers and buyers, enabling technology transfer, formulation advances and commercial partnerships that support value addition and industrial growth. A SPECIALIZED HUB WITHIN AFRICA’S LEADING FOOD & BEVERAGE MANUFACTURING PLATFORM Since the AFMASS Food & BevTech Expos began in 2015, the ingredients component has become an essential element of the series. The larger events have been held successfully in Kenya (11 editions), Zambia, Tanzania and Uganda, establishing AFMASS as the region’s leading international trade shows and conferences for food and beverage manufacturing, grain milling, animal feed, packaging, logistics, hospitality and related sectors. The Africa Food Ingredients Expo benefits from this established infrastructure and audience reach while delivering targeted content for the ingredients value chain. Beyond the exhibition floor, the event features technical seminars, live product demonstrations and innovation showcases. These sessions address practical challenges in new product development, formulation efficiency, nutritional enhancement, shelf-life extension, clean-label reformulation and responses to plant-based and healthfocused consumer trends. Participants gain actionable insights that translate directly into commercial decisions.

COMPREHENSIVE INGREDIENT SOLUTIONS UNDER ONE ROOF Each edition functions as a comprehensive sourcing and innovation hub connecting global and regional suppliers with Africa’s evolving food, beverage and milling industries. Key categories on display include: Functional and nutritional ingredients such as vitamin and mineral premixes, plant proteins (soy, pea, lentil), dietary fibres and prebiotics, omega-3 oils, essential fats and fortification blends for staple foods. These support product performance, health claims and public nutrition goals. Flavours, fragrances and taste solutions covering natural and artificial flavourings, flavour enhancers, fruit and spice extracts, seasoning blends, taste modulators for salt and sugar reduction, and smoke or grill profiles that improve consumer appeal. Natural colours and clean-label ingredients, including plant-based colours (beetroot, turmeric, spirulina), natural preservatives (vinegar, rosemary extract), clean-label stabilizers and emulsifiers, and organic-certified options that meet rising demand for transparency and simpler ingredient lists. Enzymes and processing aids such as baking enzymes and improver mixes, brewing and dairy enzymes, meat tenderizers, clarification agents and fermentation cultures that enhance efficiency, yield and quality. Sweeteners and sugar alternatives ranging from stevia and monk fruit extracts to high-intensity sweeteners, polyols, glucose and fructose syrups, honey and other natural solutions that help manufacturers reduce sugar without sacrificing taste. Starches, hydrocolloids and texturizers including modified and native starches, gelatin, pectin, gums (xanthan, guar, carrageenan), thickening and binding agents, and fat replacers that deliver desired texture, stability and mouthfeel. Preservatives, food safety and shelf-life solutions encompassing antioxidants, antimicrobials, mould inhibitors, packaging-compatible systems, testing kits and traceability tools critical for safety and market reach. Agricultural raw materials and commodities featuring

both imported and locally sourced items—cassava, sorghum, millet, legumes and derivatives; baobab, moringa and hibiscus extracts; shea, cocoa and coffee derivatives; indigenous spices and herbs; and value-added agricultural ingredients that leverage Africa’s biodiversity for competitive advantage. This breadth allows manufacturers to evaluate complete ingredient systems rather than isolated components, accelerating product development cycles and supply-chain optimization. A HIGH-VALUE, DECISION-MAKING AUDIENCE The Expo attracts a targeted cross-section of professionals who influence formulation, sourcing and commercial strategy. Core attendees include food and beverage manufacturers across dairy, beverages, bakery, snacks, confectionery, milling and meat processing; packaged food producers; private-label and contract manufacturers; startups; and health, wellness and functional food brands. Product development and R&D professionals, food technologists, scientists, new product developers and innovation teams, drive technical engagement. Procurement and sourcing managers, strategic sourcing heads and supply-chain leaders handle supplier selection and purchasing. Senior executives, CEOs, managing directors, general managers, investors and business owners shape long-term direction. Distributors, importers, exporters, regional wholesalers and trading companies expand networks. Quality assurance, food safety and regulatory affairs specialists ensure compliance. Academia, research institutions, universities, government agencies, industry associations and NGOs contribute knowledge and policy perspectives. Consultants and technical service providers advise on formulation, certification and market entry. Retailers and foodservice (HORECA) buyers from supermarket chains, hotels, restaurants and catering operations seek ingredients for their operations. This diverse yet focused audience creates opportunities for collaboration that extend beyond the exhibition hall into ongoing commercial relationships. ADDRESSING AFRICA’S EVOLVING FOOD MANUFACTURING NEEDS Africa’s food and beverage sector is shaped by population growth, urbanisation, rising incomes and shifting consumer preferences toward convenient, nutritious, affordable and increasingly health-oriented products. Manufacturers face simultaneous pressures to improve nutritional profiles, meet clean-label expectations, reduce sugar and salt, extend shelf life under challenging distribution conditions,

strengthen food safety systems and incorporate more sustainable or locally sourced ingredients. The Africa Food Ingredients Expo responds directly to these dynamics by presenting practical solutions, fortification technologies, plant proteins, natural alternatives, processing aids and indigenous ingredients, that help companies innovate while managing cost and compliance. By highlighting Africa’s own botanical and agricultural resources alongside global offerings, the event supports import substitution, value addition and the development of distinctive regional products. KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE AND STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS Technical seminars and innovation showcases complement the exhibition, enabling dialogue among industry leaders, technical experts, policymakers and researchers on market trends, regulatory developments, sustainability, formulation science and investment opportunities. These conversations help participants make informed decisions and foster continuous improvement across the sector. The co-location within the wider AFMASS Food & BevTech Expos further amplifies value. Participants gain access to adjacent technologies in processing, packaging, laboratory solutions, milling and supply-chain services, reflecting the interconnected nature of modern food manufacturing. Past editions have welcomed leading global and regional ingredient suppliers, reinforcing the platform’s credibility and commercial relevance. LOOKING AHEAD As AFMASS Food & BevTech Expos continue to expand across Eastern, Southern and Western Africa, the Africa Food Ingredients Expo remains a strategic meeting point for launching new solutions, establishing partnerships, strengthening regional supply chains and exploring investment opportunities that contribute to Africa’s industrial growth and food security. Upcoming editions are planned across key markets including Kenya & Eastern Africa, Zambia & Southern Africa, Nigeria & Western Africa, and Tanzania, providing multiple entry points for stakeholders. Through its integration with the broader AFMASS platform and its focus on both global expertise and African resources, the Africa Food Ingredients Expo bridges knowledge and commerce. It helps shape the future of ingredient innovation while supporting the long-term competitiveness and sustainability of Africa’s food and beverage industries. Stakeholders seeking to source, formulate, innovate or invest are invited to participate in the forthcoming editions and engage with this essential platform for the continent’s dynamic food sector.

SPONSORS

Address: The Cube, Riverside Drive, Westlands, Nairobi Telephone: +254 717 010159 Email Address: arif.antar@dsm-firmenich.com Website: www.dsm-firmenich.com dsm-firmenich as innovators in nutrition, health, and beauty, dsm-firmenich reinvents, manufactures, and combines vital nutrients, flavors, and fragrances for the world’s growing population to thrive. With our comprehensive range of solutions, with natural and renewable ingredients and renowned science and technology capabilities, we work to create what is essential for life, desirable for consumers, and more sustainable for people and the planet. dsmfirmenich is a Swiss company with dual headquarters in Kaiseraugst, Switzerland and Maastricht, Netherlands, listed on the Euronext Amsterdam, with operations in almost 60

countries and revenues of more than €12 billion. With a diverse, worldwide team of nearly 30,000 employees, we bring progress to life every day, everywhere, for billions of people.

Address: Denny Lodge Business Park Chittering Cambridge CB25 9PH United Kingdom Telephone: +4401223 652222 Email Address: sales@tasteflavourings.com Website: www.tasteflavourings.com TASTE FLAVOURINGS is located in Cambridge’s Science Park area, we take a holistic view and manage the whole process of developing new flavours from the initial idea to production. We operate from purpose-built manufacturing and research facilities in the UK but develop and manufacture flavourings for customers around the globe. We are a highly experienced team of Account Managers, Flavourists, Quality control and assurance experts and manufacturing operators who have spent most of their working life in the flavour industry, across every discipline.

Our professionalism, motivation and strong work ethics mean that as a business we offer exceptional customer service that is tailored, bespoke and scalable. We have the flexibility to work with short lead times and are agile enough to cope with a changing landscape. When you work with us, your dedicated Account Manager will personally keep you informed throughout the process and be on hand to answer any questions you may have.

Address: 3rd Floor Crater Automobile Building, Mombasa Road, Nairobi, Kenya Telephone: +254 68471892 Email Address: caroline.kinyanjui@kerry.com Website: www.kerry.com KERRY is a world leader in taste and nutrition for the food, beverage and pharmaceutical markets. We innovate with our customers to create great tasting products with improved nutrition and functionality, while ensuring better impact for the planet. Our leading consumer insights, global RD&A team of 1,100+ food scientists and extensive global footprint enable us to solve our customers’ complex challenges with differentiated

solutions. At Kerry, we are driven to be our customers’ most valued partner, creating a world of sustainable nutrition, and will reach over two billion consumers with sustainable nutrition solutions by 2030.

Address: 3rd Floor Crater Automobile Building, Mombasa Road, Nairobi, Kenya Telephone: +254 68471892 Email Address: caroline.kinyanjui@kerry.com Website: www.apmea.davincigourmet.com DAVINCI GOURMET crafts the perfect beverage solutions for the drink artists by understanding their operational constraints, who are their target consumers and what are the trends of the future that will equip them for sustainable growth. We are part of Kerry; the largest syrup making company in the world; leverage on proprietary technologies on natural extracts, flavours and taste functionality.

We provide a palette of authentic flavours made with the highest quality ingredients to inspire beverage artists to create their drink masterpieces. DaVinci Gourmet goes beyond products, they provide menu development support, point-of-sale materials, training, trend analysis, sampling promotions, and recipe inspiration to empower baristas and mixologists worldwide.

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Address: Sasio Road, Industrial Area, Nairobi, Kenya Telephone: +254 711112361 Email Address: info@cfieastafrica.com Website: www.capefoodingredients.com CAPE FOOD INGREDIENTS is a local Manufacturer of specialized food ingredients, we support the food and beverage industries i.e. Confectionery, Juices, CSD's, Baking Industry, Snacks, Condiments and any other food manufacturing industry.

us to work with the customer and give solutions at the shortest time.

We manufacture locally hence project turn around time is very minimal as well as production. In Kenya you will be buying ingredients in the local currency.

We like working with the customer i.e. from inception of the idea to the launch of the product we will be available to the customer to make any tweaks to the product.

We have local NPD's and applications Lab which will enable

We are a one stop solution to all your ingredient needs.

Address: Aegidienstrasse 223552 Lübeck Germany Telephone: +490451407020 Email Address: hello@katech-solutions.com Webesite: www.katech-solutions.com KATECH INGREDIENT SOLUTIONS has invested in new high-tech machinery that enables its technical teams to replicate industrial processes and develop textural ingredient solutions for meat and fish alternative products. Further strengthening KaTech’s portfolio of meat and fish alternatives, the investment follows the growing demand of food manufacturers for new product developments in this area. After several years of successful development of plant-

based/vegan products for the food industry and a market that is expected to continue to grow in the future, KaTech has decided to invest in its already existing and successfully operating pilot plant in Lübeck, Germany. The newly acquired machinery is particularly relevant for the production of meat and fish alternatives. The investment supports the company’s strategy to continue to focus on plant-based products in the future.

Head Office and R&D Centre Cape Town with Offices/factories in: Accra, Johannesburg, Kigali, Luanda,Lusaka and Nairobi

EXHIBITORS Website: www.kuk.com

Address: Fourth Ngong Ave, Nairobi Telephone: +254708735855 Email Address: office-ke@kuk.com

KUK - EAST AFRICA LIMITED is a distributor of specialty food and pharma ingredients and have been dedicated to identifying new, innovative applications for these since 1945. Headquartered Austria, and with 23 subsidiaries, KUK is now one

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Address: Victoria Bridge, Haddington EH41 4BD, United Kingdom

Website: www.puremalt.com PUREMALT PRODUCTS LIMITED deliver

a leading distributor of specialty chemicals uniquely positioned to serve the specific industrial needs of customers in Asia, the Middle East & Africa.

Address: Mitchel Cotts Logistics Center off Mombasa Road Nairobi Telephone: +254799517089 Email Address: info@redachem.com Website: www.redachem.com REDA

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With deeply rooted operations of over 30 countries & a dedicated team of more than 750, we manage a diverse range of specialties from our 100+ strategically located sitesincluding sales offices, warehouses, & labs. We oversee a broad spectrum

Website: www.skypex.co.ke

Address: G16, Spectrum Business Park, Baba Dogo Road, Ruaraka, Nairobi Telephone: +254700508868 Email Address: info@skypex.co.ke

SKYPEX SUPPLIES LIMITED was established in 2009, with the aim of establishing a local distribution network for the world's leading brands in bakery ingredients. We are the complete bakery & solutions provider for bakers & pastry Chefs, plant and industrial bakeries & biscuit & ice cream manufacturers, local mid sized to the smallest

of Europe’s, Central Asia’s and East Africa’s most well-known provider in these sectors. Our aim is to act as a link between internationally renowned suppliers of select ingredients, and food and pharma manufacturers which adhere to the highest standards of quality. On site, in the local language, and supported by a team of solution experts.

sexceptional quality ingredients that empower innovation. A global leader in manufacturing all-natural malt concentrates for market segments including brewing, non-alcoholic and in food products. Offering flexibility in colour and flavour profiles to create new food and beverage applications.

of industries, including food, life sciences, pllastic & rubber, oil & gas Coating & construction as trusted distributors we present renowned global manufacturers, extending their reach & ensuring local markets have access to the high quality materials they deserve. We are the bridge between global producers & local industries, facilitating innovation & development by supplying essential chemicals to the markets that need them most.

bakeries & cake shops, franchises, in-store supermarkets, concept store, cafeterias, catering institutes, hospitality & food services like hotels & restaurants. We are distributors of bakery & pastry ingredients of the renowened international brands some of which include Dawn Foods Belgium ( Fruibel & Sucrea) AB Mauri Foods, Iffco Bakery Ingredients Range-pristine, Komplet: Abel and Schafer Group.

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MARCH 23-25, 2027 DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA

APRIL 27-30, 2027 NAIROBI, KENYA

MAY 3-6, 2027 LAGOS, NIGERIA

OCTOBER 6-8, 2027 LUSAKA, ZAMBIA

No.1 International Logistics, Mobility & Supply Chain Industry Event in Africa

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AFRICA LOGISTICS EXPO Africa Logistics Expo: Connecting Africa's Supply Chains for a Smarter Future

cross Africa, conversations about industrial growth often focus on manufacturing, agriculture, and trade. Yet behind every successful factory, retailer, exporter, or food processor is an efficient logistics network that keeps products moving from production lines to consumers and international markets. As regional trade accelerates under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), logistics has become far more than a support function. It is now a strategic driver of competitiveness, helping businesses lower costs, improve delivery times, strengthen supply chain resilience, and unlock new market opportunities. This is the vision behind Africa Logistics Expo, one of the flagship events within the AFMASS Food& BevTech Expo portfolio. A MARKETPLACE FOR AFRICA’S SUPPLY CHAIN INDUSTRY Africa Logistics Expo is designed as more than a traditional trade exhibition. It brings together the wider logistics ecosystem under one roof, connecting logistics providers, transport companies, warehouse operators, ports, manufacturers, retailers, exporters, technology developers, policymakers, investors and financial institutions. This diverse audience reflects the reality of modern supply chains, where no single company operates in isolation. A manufacturer may need reliable transport to bring in raw materials, warehouse space to manage inventory, digital systems to track shipments and efficient distribution networks to reach retailers. An exporter, meanwhile, depends on roads, ports, customs systems, freight forwarders and technology platforms to move products across borders. By bringing these players together, Africa Logistics Expo creates an environment where these connections can happen more easily. The exhibition also provides companies with an opportunity to demonstrate how new technologies and services can address some of the practical challenges facing African supply chains. From reducing transportation costs and improving warehouse efficiency to increasing shipment visibility and strengthening last-mile delivery, the focus is on solutions that can deliver measurable business value. DRIVING AFRICA'S INDUSTRIAL GROWTH The importance of logistics becomes even clearer as

Africa seeks to build stronger domestic manufacturing industries. Manufacturers cannot operate efficiently when raw materials arrive late, finished goods remain stuck in warehouses or transportation costs make products uncompetitive. Similarly, farmers and food processors need dependable logistics networks to move perishable products from production areas to processing facilities and markets. According to Francis Juma, CEO of FW Brands MEA, organizers of Africa Logistics Expo, Africa cannot achieve its manufacturing and trade ambitions without efficient logistics and supply chains. “Africa Logistics Expo was created to bring together the innovators, investors, policymakers and businesses that are building the infrastructure and technologies needed to move Africa’s economy forward.” That mission has attracted decision-makers from virtually every industry that depends on reliable supply chains, including food and beverage manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, retail, mining, construction, hospitality, e-commerce and consumer goods. For these sectors, logistics is increasingly becoming a source of competitive advantage. A company that can source materials efficiently, manage inventory accurately and deliver products faster can respond more effectively to changing consumer demand. As African consumers become more connected and increasingly expect convenience, availability and faster delivery, businesses are under pressure to rethink how their supply chains operate. INNOVATION BEYOND TRANSPORTATION While transportation remains at the heart of logistics, industry is undergoing rapid transformation. Businesses are increasingly investing in warehouse automation, smart inventory systems, predictive analytics, digital freight platforms, route optimization software, electric mobility solutions, and environmentally responsible distribution networks. These technologies help companies improve operational efficiency while meeting growing customer expectations for faster, more reliable and sustainable services. One of the fastest-growing areas featured at the expo is cold chain logistics. As Africa's food processing, healthcare and pharmaceutical industries expand, demand for reliable

temperature-controlled storage and transportation continues to rise. Exhibitors showcase refrigeration technologies, insulated transport systems, monitoring solutions and cold storage infrastructure specifically designed for African operating conditions. LEARNING FROM INDUSTRY LEADERS Beyond the exhibition floor, Africa Logistics Expo offers a comprehensive conference programme where industry experts, business executives, policymakers and technology leaders discuss the trends shaping the future of logistics. Sessions explore topics including digital transformation of supply chains, warehouse optimization, last-mile delivery, customs modernization, supply chain resilience, sustainable logistics, infrastructure investment and risk management. The value of these discussions lies in their practical relevance. Rather than focusing only on broad industry trends, delegates can explore the challenges businesses face every day and learn from companies that are already implementing new approaches. For logistics managers and business leaders, this provides an opportunity to benchmark their operations, identify emerging technologies and understand how other companies are responding to similar challenges. CREATING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES For exhibitors, Africa Logistics Expo provides an opportunity to launch products, showcase services, strengthen customer relationships and explore new African markets. For visitors, it offers access to suppliers and technologies that can help solve real operational challenges. The Kenya & Eastern Africa edition in July 2026 attracted more than 2,000 trade visitors across its colocated exhibitions, creating significant opportunities for networking, knowledge exchange and business development. According to the organizers, the value of the exhibition lies not simply in visitor numbers, but in the quality of the business conversations taking place. “Our goal is not simply to organize an exhibition, but to create an environment where meaningful business conversations happen, investments are initiated, and long-term partnerships are formed. That’s what continues to make Africa Logistics Expo a valuable platform for the industry,” says Juma. This approach reflects the changing role of trade exhibitions in Africa. For an industry as interconnected as logistics, bringing decision-makers together physically can accelerate conversations that might otherwise take months to develop.

A BIGGER AND BETTER 2027 EDITIONS Following the strong momentum of this year's event, and much like the continued growth witnessed at AFRIPACK Expo, the organizers are already preparing an even bigger edition of Africa Logistics Expo next year. Plans are underway to expand the exhibition floor, introduce more international exhibitors, feature new technology showcases, and strengthen the conference programme with additional industry leaders and technical sessions focused on the future of logistics, digital supply chains, sustainable mobility, and smart warehousing. The next edition will also provide greater opportunities for business matchmaking, investor engagement and live technology demonstrations, ensuring participants leave with valuable contacts, practical insights and new commercial opportunities. "Every edition builds on the success of the last one. The enthusiasm from exhibitors, visitors and partners has given us the confidence to deliver an even more impactful Africa Logistics Expo next year. Our objective is to continue creating the continent's premier meeting place for logistics, mobility and supply chain innovation," Juma says. As Africa strengthens regional trade, expands manufacturing capacity and embraces digital transformation, efficient logistics will remain one of the continent's greatest competitive advantages. Africa Logistics Expo continues to position itself at the centre of this transformation by bringing together the technologies, expertise and partnerships needed to build smarter, more resilient and more sustainable supply chains. For logistics providers, manufacturers, distributors, exporters, retailers, technology companies, investors and government agencies, the next edition promises even greater opportunities to connect, innovate and grow. More importantly, the expo reflects a wider shift taking place across Africa's business landscape. As companies expand beyond their traditional markets, the ability to move goods efficiently, track shipments, manage inventory and respond quickly to disruptions will increasingly determine how competitive they can be. Africa Logistics Expo is becoming part of that conversation by creating a meeting point where these challenges can be discussed and practical solutions explored. As the continent works towards a more integrated trading environment, the connections made between logistics providers, manufacturers, technology companies and other stakeholders could help shape the supply chains of the future. And as the continent moves towards a more integrated and industrialized economy, that conversation could not be more timely.

SPONSOR

Address: Airport North Road, Embakasi, Nairobi, Kenya Telephone: +254 20 6421524, +254 746 043549 Email Address: John.mbatiah@aglgroup.com Website: www.aglgroup.com AFRICA GLOBAL LOGISTICS (AGL) KENYA is a leading integrated logistics provider in East Africa, delivering end-to-end supply chain solutions that connect Kenya to regional and global markets. Backed by the strength of the AGL Group, the company combines international expertise with deep local knowledge to provide reliable, innovative, and customer-focused logistics services. With strategically located operations in Nairobi, Mombasa, and along key logistics corridors, AGL Kenya offers comprehensive solutions including freight forwarding, customs clearance, contract logistics, warehousing, inland

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Telephone: +254 725 34 39 32 Email Address: info@ platinumtechafrica.com Website: www.platinumtechafrica. com PLATINUM FURNITURE & EVENTS SOLUTIONS is a leading African furniture and events solutions enterprise providing durable, modern and customizable products

transportation, multimodal transport, project logistics, and port-related services. The company serves a diverse range of industries, including manufacturing, FMCG, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, mining, energy, telecommunications, and humanitarian organizations. AGL Kenya leverages an extensive African network spanning 51 countries to facilitate seamless cross-border trade and efficient cargo movement across the continent. Through continuous investment in modern logistics infrastructure, digital transformation, and sustainable operations, the company helps businesses optimize their supply chains while supporting Kenya's position as a regional trade and logistics hub.

for corporate, hospitality, leisure, residential and event environments. With more than five years of industry experience, the company has built a reputation for delivering tailored solutions that respond to the unique design, functionality and space requirements of multinational companies, regional businesses, institutions and event organizers. Platinum combines locally manufactured furniture, which enables durability and shorter lead times, with carefully selected imported products for specialized event requirements. Its flexible procurement models, including purchase, leasing and rental, allow clients to access solutions that suit different budgets and project needs.

The company’s portfolio spans premium exhibition booth design and construction, including modular stands and country pavilions; executive office and home furniture; bespoke event solutions and technologies such as staging, décor, lounge setups, LED screens and event accessories; and furniture solutions for hotels, restaurants, resorts, cafés and furnished apartments. Through quality, customization and dependable service, Platinum Furniture & Events Solutions continues to support businesses and events across Africa with practical solutions designed to enhance spaces and experiences.

At the heart of Africa’s transformation

MULTIMODAL LOGISTICS OPERATOR AGL is the trusted logistics operator in Africa, offering logistics, port, sea and rail solutions. With over 23,000 employees in 51 countries. AGL leverages its developed expertise to provide tailor-made and innovative services to its African and international clients. AGL’s ambition is to make a lasting contribution to Africa’s transformation. AGL is also present in Haiti, East Timor, Indonesia and Dubai. www.aglgroup.com

EXHIBITORS

Address: Mbaraki Wharf, Near Likoni Ferry, Mombasa, Kenya Telephone: ++254 722 203 156 / +254 733 203 156 Email Address: southernshipping@

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Website: www. southernshippingafrica.com

SSSL was established in 1994 and has built a worldwide presence by selecting partners who provide a comprehensive network of shipping services.

SOUTHERN SHIPPING SERVICES LIMITED (SSSL) is a specialized Supply Chain Management company offering a comprehensive range of Freight forwarding, Third-party logistics & Cold chain warehousing

Telephone: +27 11 343 2000

is a fintech company driven by a purpose to digitise commerce in Africa. We offer services to three segments; consumers,

merchants and enterprises. We offer a multiproduct platform that provides transactional accounts, lending, insurance, merchant acquiring, cash management, software, bill payments and alternative digital products. Lesaka has a primary listing on NASDAQ (NASDAQ: LSAK) and a secondary listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE: LSK).

Email Address: marketing@solutech. co.ke

and Jinal Savla who believed African businesses deserved technology built for their unique realities.

Email Address: lesaka@thehotline. co.za Website: www.lesakatech.com Address: 4th Floor President Place, Cnr. Jan Smuts Avenue & Bolton Road, Rosebank, Johannesburg, South Africa, 2196.

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Website: www.solutech.co.ke/aboutus Address: Bank of Africa House, 3rd Floor, Wing B Karuna Close Off Waiyaki Way Westlands, Nairobi, Kenya Telephone: +254 799 471 081

SOLUTECH LIMITED was Founded in 2014, Solutech began with a bold idea from Alexander Odhiambo and a team of visionary entrepreneurs Mutie Mule, Rayyidh Arif Bayusuf,

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Address: Gate, 81 Parklands Rd, Nairobi Telephone: +254780842248 Email Address: info@aceteksoftware. com

SSSL has a dedicated team of over 150 highly trained employees working across the region.

SAP Partner, with a long standing track record of successful SAP Business One ERP System Software projects, delivered on time and on budget. The ACEteK team has established its reputation, and differentiated itself from its competitors, by offering all its clients expert knowledge and advice,

What started as an idea to digitize sales operations has grown into a continental movement. Today, Solutech partners with businesses across the continents FMCG, manufacturing, logistics, and retail, providing automation and data intelligence that transform how Africa sells, distributes, and grows. combined with a friendly, personal and attentive service. By providing endto-end solutions to our customers, we continuously gain a great deal of business and technology knowledge as well as a deep understanding of industry best practices and value drivers. The outcome of this strategy not only provides our customers a significant competitive advantage in this ever changing world, but it also helps them operate more sustainably.

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EXHIBITORS This geographical location makes it a natural hub for the implementation of the AfCFTA (African Continental Free Trade Area). Address: KRIBI Container Terminal PORT, Cameroon Telephone: +00237222462104 Email Address: contact@pak.cm Website: www.pak.cm PORT AUTONOME KRIBI benefits from an ideal geographical location in the heart of the Gulf of Guinea, at the crossroads of West and Southern Africa, and boasts exceptional nautical and bathymetric advantages.

As a strategic deep-water port on the West African coast, Kribi is designed to facilitate large-scale trade and transshipment, offering world-class infrastructure and seamless logistics solutions. Through our continued expansion, we are strengthening our position as a key gateway for international trade. Kribi bénéficie d’une situation géographique idéale au cœur du golfe de Guinée, au carrefour de l’Afrique de l’Ouest et de l’Afrique australe, et présente des atouts nautiques et

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After nearly 20 years of development, the company has grown into a well-

Bloomberg for food sourcing." We bring the fragmented, opaque world of international food trade into a single intelligence terminal, giving importers, exporters, traders, distributors and manufacturers the data they need to source with confidence across every food category — fresh produce, grains and pulses, meat and seafood, dairy, ingredients, packaged and specialty foods, and more. Through Rewaaj, users access live price trends, real-time supply-anddemand signals, verified supplier and buyer discovery, and landed-cost intelligence that combines product pricing with associated logistics costs. Instead of relying on guesswork,

bathymétriques exceptionnels. Cette situation géographique en fait une plaque tournante naturelle dans le cadre de la mise en œuvre de la ZLECA (Zone de libre-échange continentale africaine). En tant que port en eau profonde stratégique sur la côte ouestafricaine, Kribi est conçu pour faciliter le commerce et le transbordement à grande échelle, en offrant des infrastructures de classe mondiale et des solutions logistiques fluides. Grâce à notre expansion continue, nous renforçons notre position en tant que porte d'entrée clé pour le

known logistics equipment provider and automation system integrator in china. It is a high-tech company integrating intelligent logisticsolution and storage systems. The company provides global customers with full-process services including program planning, r&dand design, manufacturing, installati

scattered contacts and outdated price lists, our users spot market movements early, diversify sourcing across regions, vet new suppliers quickly, and time buying and selling decisions using real, actionable data. Our mission is to make the global food trade more transparent, efficient and resilient. By connecting both sides of the market — suppliers seeking buyers and buyers seeking reliable, cost-effective sources — Rewaaj helps businesses reduce risk, protect margins and build stronger, more resilient supply chains. We serve a fast-growing community of food-trade professionals across Africa, the Middle East, Asia and beyond

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APRIL 27-30, 2027 NAIROBI, KENYA

MAY 3-6, 2027 LAGOS, NIGERIA

OCTOBER 6-8, 2027 LUSAKA, ZAMBIA

The No.No.1 International Trade Shows for Packaging Materials, Processing & Packaging Technologies in Africa

AFRIPACK EXPO AFRIPACK Expo: Driving the Future of Processing & Packaging Technologies in Africa

ackaging & processing today sits at the heart of manufacturing strategy, helping businesses improve product quality, strengthen brand identity, reduce operational costs, enhance supply chain efficiency, and meet growing sustainability expectations. As Africa's manufacturing sector continues to expand, packaging & processing has become a critical enabler of competitiveness across industries ranging from food and beverages to pharmaceuticals, personal care, and consumer goods. Driven by rapid urbanization, expanding retail networks, growing exports, and changing consumer lifestyles, demand for smarter, safer, and more sustainable packaging and processing solutions is accelerating across the continent. AFRIPACK Expo has positioned itself at the centre of this transformation, serving as one of Africa's leading platforms where manufacturers, packaging specialists, technology providers, investors, policymakers, and industry leaders come together to explore the innovations shaping the future of packaging. As a constituent event of the AFMASS Food & BrecTech Expo, AFRIPACK Expo provides a unique platform that connects every link in the packaging value chain, from raw material suppliers and machinery manufacturers to processors, brand owners, retailers, and consumers. According to Francis Juma, CEO of FW Brands MEA, the organisers of AFRIPACK Expo, packaging & processing remains one of the most critical components in modern manufacturing because it safeguards product integrity while influencing market success. "Packaging is no longer just about protecting a product. It connects the entire manufacturing value chain—from processors and manufacturers to retailers and consumers. It plays a critical role in ensuring product integrity, improving operational efficiency, supporting sustainability, and enhancing brand competitiveness," says Juma. A ONE-STOP MARKETPLACE FOR PACKAGING & PROCESSING INNOVATION AFRIPACK Expo offers manufacturers a comprehensive

marketplace where they can discover the latest packaging technologies and practical business solutions under one roof. From packaging materials and converting technologies to automation and recycling systems, the exhibition showcases innovations designed to help manufacturers improve productivity while meeting evolving consumer and regulatory expectations. Visitors have the opportunity to explore solutions spanning flexible and rigid packaging, carton and corrugated packaging, glass and metal containers, paperbased and biodegradable materials, printing, coding and labelling technologies, packaging machinery, robotics, warehouse automation, quality inspection systems, and circular economy solutions. What sets the exhibition apart is its focus on practical application. Rather than simply displaying equipment, exhibitors demonstrate technologies in action, allowing visitors to compare solutions, engage directly with technical experts, and evaluate systems capable of improving efficiency, reducing waste, lowering production costs, and enhancing product quality. RESPONDING TO AFRICA’S MANUFACTURING BOOM Africa's manufacturing landscape is undergoing rapid transformation. Growing populations, an expanding middle class, stronger regional trade under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), and increasing food safety requirements are driving unprecedented demand for packaged products that are attractive, durable, traceable, and environmentally responsible. At the same time, manufacturers are under increasing pressure to optimise production, comply with evolving regulations, improve resource efficiency, and reduce their environmental footprint without compromising profitability. AFRIPACK Expo addresses these challenges by connecting businesses with cutting-edge technologies that improve productivity, minimise material usage, optimise energy consumption, strengthen product safety, and build more resilient supply chains capable of competing in both regional and global markets.

SUSTAINABILITY TAKES CENTRE STAGE Sustainability has become one of the defining themes of the modern packaging industry, and AFRIPACK Expo reflects this growing priority. Across Africa and internationally, governments, retailers, and consumers are demanding packaging & processing solutions that minimise environmental impact while maintaining product protection and performance. In response, manufacturers are increasingly investing in recyclable materials, compostable packaging, lightweight designs, reusable systems, renewable raw materials, and advanced recycling technologies. The exhibition highlights commercially viable innovations that enable businesses to transition towards circular manufacturing while remaining competitive. Instead of viewing sustainability as merely a regulatory requirement, exhibitors demonstrate how environmentally responsible packaging can drive innovation, operational efficiency, cost savings, and long-term business growth. MORE THAN AN EXHIBITION Beyond the exhibition floor, AFRIPACK Expo delivers valuable industry knowledge through an extensive conference programme featuring leading experts, technology innovators, researchers, policymakers, and business executives. The conference explores key topics including packaging design and innovation, sustainable manufacturing, food safety and regulatory compliance, digital transformation, automation, circular economy strategies, investment opportunities, and emerging market trends. These sessions provide delegates with practical insights and actionable strategies that can be implemented within their own operations, helping businesses remain competitive in an increasingly dynamic manufacturing environment. The event also plays a vital role in strengthening Africa's industrial ecosystem. By bringing together packaging manufacturers, processors, converters, machinery suppliers, logistics companies, recyclers, retailers, brand owners, and end-user industries, AFRIPACK Expo promotes local sourcing, technology transfer, skills development, and strategic partnerships that contribute to stronger regional value chains and greater manufacturing resilience. CREATING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES For exhibitors, AFRIPACK Expo represents far more than a traditional trade exhibition. It provides direct access to qualified buyers, procurement professionals, factory managers, distributors, and decision-makers from across Eastern, Southern, and Western Africa.

Companies leverage the platform to launch new products, demonstrate advanced technologies, identify distribution partners, generate qualified sales leads, and expand into new regional markets. The face-to-face interactions fostered during the event continue to be one of its greatest strengths, creating business relationships that often evolve into long-term commercial partnerships and investment opportunities. BUILDING ON THE SUCCESS OF 2026 The Kenya & Eastern Africa edition of AFRIPACK Expo concluded successfully on 17 July 2026 at the Sarit Expo Centre in Nairobi after three days of exhibitions, live equipment demonstrations, technical conferences, networking sessions, and high-level business meetings. The event attracted packaging professionals, manufacturers, technology suppliers, investors, and industry stakeholders from across Africa and beyond, further cementing its reputation as one of the continent's premier packaging and processing technology events. The strong turnout and positive business outcomes underscored the growing demand for innovative packaging technologies that can support Africa's industrialisation agenda while addressing sustainability and operational efficiency. LOOKING AHEAD Building on the momentum of the 2026 edition, AFRIPACK Expo returns in 2027 with an expanded calendar that will bring world-class packaging & processing technologies and industry expertise closer to key manufacturing markets across the continent. The upcoming editions will be hosted in Tanzania (March), Kenya (April), Nigeria (May), and Zambia (October), providing even greater opportunities for businesses to engage with emerging markets and forge new commercial partnerships. Whether you are looking to launch innovative products, demonstrate cutting-edge machinery, expand your distribution network, source advanced packaging & processing solutions, or connect with decision-makers shaping Africa's manufacturing future, AFRIPACK Expo offers the ideal platform to achieve your business objectives. “Every edition of AFRIPACK Expo is built around one goal, to create meaningful business connections that accelerate industrial growth across Africa," concludes Juma. "As packaging & processing becomes increasingly central to product quality, sustainability, and global competitiveness, we invite businesses from across the value chain to exhibit, attend, and be part of the conversations and partnerships that will define the future of manufacturing on the continent."

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Address: 30 Lunga Lunga Rd, Nairobi Telephone: +254780433565 Email Address: angela@kenpoly.com

With nearly 50 years of experience, Kenpoly Manufacturers Limited is the market leader, serving Kenya and East Africa with quality household and industrial plastics. We export to Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Somalia, South Email Address: sales@ acmecontainers.com Website: www.acmecontainers.com ACME CONTAINERS, we take immense

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pride in our Kenyan heritage and our role as the foremost manufacturer of precision plastic injection-molded Telephone: +254700745745 Email Address: info@pil.co.ke Website: www.pil.co.ke

Address: Nadume Road, off Secondi/ Lunga Lunga Road, Industrial Area Nairobi, Kenya

PACKAGING INDUSTRIES LTD is a key manufacturer of high-quality, responsible and sustainable flexible packaging for food, beverage, health

Sudan, Zambia, Malawi, Madagascar, and Mauritius. Kenpoly is focused on product innovation, design, and quality to bring the best products to market that meet consumer needs and preferences. This is the hallmark of Kenpoly and has fueled our growth and success to become No. 1 and a household name in the competitive plastics industry. Pallets, Crates, and Storage Boxes in East Africa. Our unwavering mission is to champion sustainability, hygiene, safety, and circular economies, consistently exceeding the expectations and goals of our customers.

care, home and personal care and more. We specialize in extended shelf life packaging, giving products longer life and reducing food waste. Our innovative packaging helps millions of consumers make responsible choices everyday.

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LABTECH EXPO

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MARCH 23-25, 2027 DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA

APRIL 27-30, 2027 NAIROBI, KENYA

MAY 3-6, 2027 LAGOS, NIGERIA

OCTOBER 6-8, 2027 LUSAKA, ZAMBIA

The No.1 Laboratory, Quality, Food Safety and Compliance Trade Shows

AFRICA LABTECH EXPO Africa Labtech Expo: Strengthening the Science Behind Africa’s Manufacturing Growth

cross the continent, factories are expanding, new processing plants are coming up, local brands are becoming more ambitious, and manufacturers are looking beyond their home markets to serve consumers across Africa and beyond. But behind every good product is something that is often not visible to the consumer: a laboratory. Before a bottle of juice reaches a supermarket shelf, before flour is packed or a pharmaceutical product reaches a patient, there is a process of testing, checking and verification. Is the raw material good enough? Is the product safe? Is the quality consistent? Does it meet the required standards? Can the formulation be improved? Is the production process working as it should? These are the questions laboratories help manufacturers answer. This is where Africa LabTech Expo, a constituent event of the AFMASS Food & BevTech Expo, comes into the picture. The exhibition brings laboratory technology, testing, quality assurance and manufacturing professionals closer together, creating a platform for the people who help keep Africa’s production systems safe, efficient and competitive. THE LABORATORY IS PART OF THE FACTORY Conversations about manufacturing in Africa have so far been focused mainly on machinery, factories, raw materials, packaging and production capacity. All of these remain important. But there is another piece of the puzzle: the ability to test, measure and understand what is happening throughout the production process. A modern manufacturing plant cannot rely on guesswork. Food and beverage companies need to test raw materials and finished products. Millers need to understand the quality and performance of grains and flour. Feed manufacturers need to analyse ingredients and nutritional composition. Pharmaceutical companies require rigorous testing at different stages of production. Chemical and environmental industries also depend heavily on analytical capabilities. The laboratory, therefore, is not simply a room somewhere at the back of a factory. It is increasingly becoming part of the decision-making process. When a manufacturer knows exactly what is happening with its raw materials, processes and finished products, it can make better decisions, reduce waste, improve consistency and respond faster when something goes wrong. That is why Africa LabTech Expo matters.

BRINGING THE PEOPLE BEHIND MANUFACTURING TOGETHER One of the challenges facing African manufacturing is that different parts of the value chain can sometimes operate in isolation. A laboratory professional may be looking for a particular testing solution. A production manager may be struggling with quality inconsistencies. A procurement manager may be searching for reliable equipment. A technology supplier may have a solution but lack a clear understanding of the realities on the ground. An exhibition provides a place where these conversations can happen face to face. Africa LabTech Expo brings together laboratory equipment manufacturers and suppliers, testing laboratories, quality professionals, food-safety experts, researchers, consultants and technology companies, while connecting them to the wider manufacturing community. The audience also extends beyond laboratories. Food and beverage manufacturers, millers, feed producers, pharmaceutical and chemical companies, agricultural businesses, research institutions, universities, regulators, engineers, procurement teams and plant managers all have a stake in laboratory technology. This is what makes the exhibition particularly relevant to Africa. It is not just about selling laboratory equipment. It is about bringing together the people who make, test, regulate, improve and support the products that Africans consume every day. SOLVING REAL AFRICAN MANUFACTURING CHALLENGES Africa has no shortage of manufacturing ambition. The challenge is often turning that ambition into consistent, commercially viable production. Manufacturers across the continent are dealing with familiar pressures: rising input costs, supply-chain disruptions, increasing competition, changing consumer expectations, stricter quality requirements and the need to produce more while controlling costs. Better testing can help manufacturers identify problems earlier. More efficient analytical systems can shorten testing times. Digital tools can make it easier to collect and manage data. Improved quality-control systems can help reduce rejected batches and unnecessary waste. For a manufacturer operating on tight margins, these improvements can make a real difference. There is also another issue becoming increasingly important: market

access. As African trade becomes more integrated, manufacturers are no longer thinking only about their home markets. Businesses are looking at opportunities across East, West, Central and Southern Africa, while some are also targeting international markets. To compete in these markets, products must meet recognised quality and safety requirements. The ability to demonstrate that quality through reliable testing and documentation can therefore become a business advantage. CONNECTING GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY WITH AFRICAN OPPORTUNITY Another important role of exhibitions such as Africa LabTech Expo is connecting international technology providers with African businesses. Africa is a diverse market. What works for a large multinational factory may not necessarily be the right solution for a medium-sized processor in Kenya, Nigeria, Zambia or Tanzania. Manufacturers need technologies that are not only technically advanced but also practical, affordable to operate and supported by reliable technical expertise. This is where face-to-face engagement becomes important. The wider AFMASS Food Week has built its exhibitions around this kind of interaction, bringing international, regional and local businesses together across Africa’s food, beverage and manufacturing value chains. For LabTech, that creates a valuable opportunity to connect laboratory science with the industries that depend on it. BUILDING A STRONGER MANUFACTURING ECOSYSTEM Perhaps the biggest strength of Africa LabTech Expo is that it does not exist in isolation. It is part of the wider AFMASS Food & BevTech Expo ecosystem, where laboratory technology sits alongside processing, packaging, ingredients, engineering, logistics, milling, feed and other parts of the manufacturing chain. Manufacturing does not happen in silos. A food processor needs good ingredients. It needs the right processing equipment. It needs appropriate packaging. It needs reliable logistics. It needs quality control. It needs skilled people. If one part of that chain is weak, the entire operation can feel the impact. Bringing these industries together creates opportunities for collaboration that may not happen when each sector operates separately. For Africa, where building stronger local and regional value chains is increasingly important, these connections matter. 2027: THE OPPORTUNITY GETS BIGGER

If previous editions have demonstrated the appetite for technology, networking and business development, 2027 promises to take that opportunity even further. The AFMASS Food Week programme is expanding its regional footprint, with planned events in Tanzania, Kenya, Nigeria and Zambia. This wider reach means more manufacturers, technology providers, laboratory professionals, researchers and industry stakeholders will have opportunities to meet and exchange ideas. For Africa LabTech Expo, the expansion is particularly significant. Africa does not have one manufacturing story. The challenges faced by a food processor in East Africa may differ from those of a manufacturer in West Africa or Southern Africa. Yet there are also many common needs: better quality, stronger testing capabilities, improved food safety, more efficient production and access to technologies that can help businesses compete. A broader regional platform creates room for those conversations while giving technology providers a clearer view of where new opportunities are emerging. Africa LabTech Expo is positioning itself within that journey. And with the AFMASS platform heading into a bigger 2027 programme, the expectation is not simply for another successful exhibition. It is for more conversations, more partnerships, more technology, more knowledge-sharing and, ultimately, a stronger manufacturing ecosystem across Africa and the wider Middle East and Africa region. As the continent’s manufacturing base continues to evolve, the importance of reliable laboratory capabilities will only become greater. Manufacturers will need faster and more accurate ways to understand their raw materials, monitor production, verify product quality and meet the standards required by increasingly competitive markets. At the same time, technology providers will need to understand the practical realities of African manufacturers and develop solutions that can support businesses at different stages of growth. By bringing science, technology and manufacturing closer together, Africa LabTech Expo can help turn laboratory capabilities from a behind-the-scenes function into a more visible part of Africa’s industrial growth story. Because behind every product Africa wants to manufacture at scale, there has to be confidence in what is inside it. And that confidence begins in the laboratory. As this ecosystem continues to mature, laboratories will no longer be viewed only as compliance checkpoints, but as strategic enablers of innovation, efficiency and competitiveness. From food safety and pharmaceuticals to industrial manufacturing and environmental testing, stronger lab systems will directly influence how quickly African industries can scale and compete globally.

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Founded in 1922 in Graz, Austria, Anton Paar is a global technology

leader in the measurement of density, concentration, rheometry, viscometry, and dissolved CO₂, with expanding expertise in Raman spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction (XRD), particle size, and surface analysis. Serving key sectors such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and petroleum, as well as leading academic institutions, Anton Paar continues to drive innovation through a strong commitment to research and development, investing over 14.5% of its annual turnover in R&D. Anton Paar Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd, established in 2013, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Anton Paar GmbH. Headquartered in Johannesburg, the

748 837 332 Email Address: info@topquest.co.ke Website: www.topquest.co.ke TOP QUEST CONSULTANTS LIMITED

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is a training and consulting company specializing in food safety, quality and ISO standards. We work with various organizations ranging from large to small and medium enterprises to enhance implementation of food

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Website: www.kobianscientific.com KOBIAN SCIENTIFIC was founded in 1979 with a vision to support scientific advancement across East Africa. What

company also operates in its regional branches based in the Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal, supported by dedicated staff based in Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Cameroon, and Côte d’Ivoire. With a team of over 80 professionals, Anton Paar Southern Africa provides expert sales coverage across 45 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, along with authorized servicing, technical support and application assistance. The company supports a wide range of industries and institutions with high-performance analytical solutions designed for both laboratory and process environments.

related and quality standards to ensure food safety and quality of products and services. This has enabled SMEs to achieve ISO certification and compliance to national, regional and international standards in food safety and Quality. Our personalized one on one online trainings have enabled professionals to acquire knowledge in ISO and be competitive in their areas of expertise.

began as a small supplier of laboratory equipment has grown into one of the region's leading distributors of scientific products and services. For over 47 years, we have been committed to providing researchers, educational institutions, and industries with high-quality scientific equipment and supplies that enable breakthrough discoveries and innovations.

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CONTROL UNION has been helping to build a better world for several decades. From our roots in agriculture, we have since grown to become a global trustworthy partner for testing, inspection and certification (TIC), providing a comprehensive range of quality services to clients in more than 80 countries. Cross-sector, global expertise Our in-depth knowledge and experience covers all aspects of the

Email Address: info@afrosep.com Website: www.afrosep.com

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AFROSEP LIMITED partners with leading global brands to provide advanced analytical instruments, high-precision measuring equipment and innovative solutions.

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to reflect how operations actually run on the floor—not just how they are documented for audits.

Address: 455 Boulevard de la Gappe, Gatineau Quebec, Canada J8T 0G1 Telephone: +18889184718 Email Address: info@normex.ca Website: www.normex.ca NORMEX is a food safety software company that helps food businesses transition from manual, paperbased systems to fully digital, datadriven operations. Built by industry experts with hands-on experience in food production and regulatory environments, NORMEX is designed

The platform centralizes key food safety activities, including HACCP plans, preventive controls, inspections, corrective actions, supplier management, traceability, and training. By combining structured workflows with real-time data capture, NORMEX reduces errors, improves accountability, and ensures consistency across teams and facilities. NORMEX is particularly suited for small and mid-sized food companies looking to scale without increasing administrative complexity. Its intuitive interface allows teams to adopt the

supply chain, across a wide range of industries, including food, feed, energy, forestry, sustainability, social compliance, and textiles. Thanks to our global network of offices, and our 5.000+ people, we are uniquely equipped to support businesses anywhere in the world, providing on-the-ground support and insight to assist partners with local challenges on testing, inspections and certifications.

Afrosep ensures access to the latest advancements in scientific innovation, industrial technology, and automation solutions, empowering clients with top-tier resources. Afrosep is a vital supplier for industries requiring precise testing and measurement equipment, ensuring high standards of quality and safety.

system quickly, while its flexibility supports a wide range of regulatory and certification requirements, including CFIA, GFSI, FDA, and USDA standards. Beyond technology, NORMEX positions itself as an operational partner. The company provides onboarding, training, and ongoing support to ensure successful implementation and long-term impact. Today, NORMEX supports clients across multiple countries, enabling them to move from reactive compliance to proactive management—improving efficiency, reducing risk, and building stronger, more resilient food safety systems.

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MARCH 23-25, 2027 DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA

APRIL 27-30, 2027 NAIROBI, KENYA

MAY 3-6, 2027 LAGOS, NIGERIA

OCTOBER 6-8, 2027 LUSAKA, ZAMBIA

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FARMTECH EXPO

AFMASS MILLING & BAKETECH EXPO AFMASS Milling & Baketech Expo: Advancing Eastern Africa's Grain, Feed and Bakery Industries

he AFMASS MILLING & BAKETECH Expo is Eastern Africa's leading international trade exhibition and conference dedicated to the grain milling, animal feed, pet food, bakery, pasta, biscuits and snacks manufacturing industries. The event has established itself as the region's premier business platform for companies seeking to invest, innovate and grow across the grain-to-food value chain. Anchored on Milling Middle East & Africa and Feed Business Middle East & Africa magazines, the Expo combines the market intelligence and industry reach of these respected publications with a dynamic face-to-face business environment. This unique integration enables industry stakeholders to move beyond information sharing into meaningful commercial engagement, creating opportunities for networking, knowledge exchange, technology transfer and business development. OVER A DECADE OF FACILITATING BUSINESS GROWTH Since its launch in 2015, the Expo has consistently attracted manufacturers, technology suppliers, ingredient companies, investors, distributors, government agencies, development organisations and professional associations from across Eastern Africa and beyond. While it has its roots in Nairobi as part of the AFMASS Trade Expo, it has since expanded to have editions held in Zambia, Tanzania, Uganda, and soon Nigeria. The event showcases innovations across the entire grain-based manufacturing ecosystem, from post-harvest handling and grain storage to flour milling, industrial baking, snack production, feed manufacturing and pet food processing. Visitors are able to explore the latest equipment, ingredients, packaging technologies, laboratory solutions, automation systems and digital manufacturing tools designed to improve operational efficiency, product quality, food safety and sustainability. ALL YOUR GRAIN PROCESSING SOLUTIONS UNDER ONE UMBRELLA A major strength of the AFMASS MILLING & BAKETECH Expo is its comprehensive approach to the industry. Rather than focusing on a single manufacturing segment, it connects every stage of the value chain under one roof. Grain storage technologies, milling equipment,

feed processing systems, bakery machinery, functional ingredients, packaging solutions, laboratory equipment, engineering services, renewable energy technologies and digital manufacturing platforms are all presented within a single exhibition, allowing businesses to evaluate complete solutions for their operations. The event also reflects the evolving needs of Eastern Africa's food manufacturing sector. Rising populations, urbanisation, changing consumer lifestyles, and growing demand for convenient, nutritious, and affordable food products continue to drive investment in grain processing, commercial baking, and animal nutrition. At the same time, manufacturers face increasing pressure to improve productivity, reduce production costs, strengthen food safety systems and adopt more sustainable manufacturing practices. The Expo provides an ideal environment for discovering practical technologies and business solutions that address these emerging challenges. One of the defining characteristics of the Expo is its diverse audience. The event attracts wheat, maize, rice and specialty grain millers; flour processors; commercial feed manufacturers; aquaculture feed producers; pet food companies; industrial and artisan bakeries; biscuit and snack manufacturers; food and beverage processors; grain traders; commodity suppliers; retailers; wholesalers; logistics providers; engineering firms; financial institutions; technology companies; government agencies; universities; research institutions and development organisations. Bringing together such a broad cross-section of industry stakeholders creates opportunities for collaboration that extend well beyond the exhibition floor. THE CO-LOCATION ADVANTAGE One of the defining features of the AFMASS MILLING & BAKETECH Expo is its constituent events: the Africa Animal Feed & Health Expo (AFRIFEED Expo), the Africa Poultry & Livestock Expo (AFRIPOL Expo) and the Africa Pet Industry Expo. Together, these exhibitions create one of Africa's most comprehensive agrifood and animal agriculture business platforms, enabling exhibitors and visitors to engage with interconnected industries under one roof. Rather than operating as standalone events, the four expos form an integrated ecosystem that reflects the reality of modern food and agriculture value chains. Grain processing supports feed manufacturing; feed production

drives livestock performance; livestock production creates demand for processing, packaging, and distribution technologies; and the growing pet food industry relies heavily on many of the same ingredients, processing equipment, and quality assurance systems used across food manufacturing. This integrated approach enables companies to identify new customers, diversify into adjacent markets and build partnerships that may not have been possible in a traditional single-sector exhibition. AFRICA ANIMAL FEED & HEALTH EXPO (AFRIFEED EXPO) The Africa Animal Feed & Health Expo serves as a leading business platform dedicated to animal nutrition, feed manufacturing and animal health technologies. As Africa experiences growing demand for meat, milk, eggs and aquaculture products, the feed industry has become increasingly important in improving livestock productivity, food security and agricultural sustainability. The exhibition showcases feed ingredients, premixes, nutritional additives, feed milling equipment, extrusion systems, storage technologies, laboratory solutions, veterinary pharmaceuticals, vaccines, biosecurity products and digital livestock management technologies. Running alongside the exhibition is a conference programme where industry leaders discuss emerging issues such as feed quality, sustainable ingredient sourcing, precision nutrition, disease prevention, regulatory developments and investment opportunities. AFRICA POULTRY & LIVESTOCK EXPO (AFRIPOL EXPO) The Africa Poultry & Livestock Expo extends the value chain beyond feed manufacturing by bringing together businesses involved in commercial poultry, dairy, beef, pig farming, aquaculture and other livestock production sectors. The event focuses on modern farming technologies, animal genetics, housing systems, environmental control, breeding programmes, farm automation, processing equipment and animal health solutions. The expo responds to Africa's increasing demand for high-quality animal protein by promoting technologies and investments that improve farm productivity, operational efficiency and sustainability. Through its exhibition and conference programme, participants gain insights into market trends, commercial farming practices, food safety, biosecurity and strategies for strengthening regional livestock value chains. AFRICA PET INDUSTRY EXPO The Africa Pet Industry Expo represents one of the newest and fastest-growing components of the AFMASS Trade

Expo portfolio. Africa's pet care market continues to expand as urbanisation, rising household incomes and changing consumer lifestyles increase demand for premium pet nutrition, veterinary care, grooming products, accessories and specialised services. The exhibition showcases pet food ingredients, processing technologies, manufacturing equipment, packaging solutions, veterinary products, nutritional supplements, grooming innovations, hygiene products, pet accessories and digital business solutions serving the companion animal industry. Educational sessions and networking activities also provide opportunities for businesses to explore emerging consumer trends, market opportunities and product innovations. CONFERENCES THAT INSPIRE IMPORTANT CONVERSATIONS Beyond the exhibition, the conference programme provides an important platform for industry dialogue. Business leaders, technical experts, policymakers and researchers share insights into market trends, emerging technologies, regulatory developments, sustainability initiatives and investment opportunities shaping the future of the region's grain and food manufacturing industries. These discussions help businesses make informed investment decisions while promoting innovation and continuous improvement across the sector. The AFMASS MILLING & BAKETECH Expo is a strategic meeting point where businesses launch new technologies, establish partnerships, strengthen regional supply chains and explore investment opportunities that contribute to Africa's industrial growth. By bringing together the complete ecosystem of grain processing, feed manufacturing, baking and related industries, the Expo supports greater competitiveness, improved food security and sustainable value addition across Eastern Africa. As the industries continue to evolve, the AFMASS MILLING & BAKETECH Expo remains committed to providing a world-class platform that connects people, ideas, technologies and investments. For the coming year, 2027, we invite relevant stakeholders to participate in this exhibition in four major market areas: Tanzania, Kenya, Nigeria, and Zambia. Come Through its close association with Milling MEA and Feed Business MEA magazines, the event continues to bridge knowledge and commerce, helping shape the future of grain-based manufacturing while supporting the long-term development of Africa's food and agribusiness sectors. It also provides opportunities for exhibiting companies to enjoy discounted advertising packages, further elevating the value they get when they exhibit with us!

SPONSOR

Address: Glentevej 5-7 6705 Esbjerg Denmark Telephone: +45 72 160 300 Email Address: andritz-fb.dk@andritz.com Website: www.andritz.com ANDRITZ FEED & BIOFUEL is a division of the ANDRITZ Group, stands as our customers’ comprehensive partner in the world of animal feed, aqua feed, pet food, and biofuel production. We understand that our customers’ needs are unique, which is why we offer a wide spectrum of equipment and fully integrated plant solutions tailored to their specific requirements. Whether a brand-new greenfield project should be started or an existing factory should be enhanced, our expertise is available to guide every step of the way.

Our over 185-year legacy is a testament to our unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation. We leverage our deep industry knowledge and experience to ensure that our customers receive the highest quality products and services, all while optimizing the total cost of ownership.From initial concept to ongoing support, our customers can count on us for reliable service and unwavering dedication to their success.

EXHIBITORS Email Address: degirmen@ciftkartal. com Website: www.ciftkartaldegirmen. com/en Address: Aksaray - Turkey (Factory) Gülhane Mah. E-90 Karayolu 12.km 68210 Topakkaya, Aksaray / Turkey Telephone: +90 382 229 65 35

CIFTKARTAL are proud to produce and offer you turnkey projects of mill machines from 30 ton/day capacity to 1000 ton/day capacity, in our 15.000 m²

Email Address: janet@oihcontrols. co.za Website: www.oihcontrols.co.za Address: Unit C5, The Palisades, 39 Kelly Rd, Jet Park, Boksburg, 1459, South Africa Telephone: +254707144866

OAKLEAF INVESTMENT HOLDINGS 52 PTY LTD (OIH) / FIKE is a leading

provider of process control equipment and instrumentation solutions, with extensive experience serving the

underroof factory , to obtain and serve one of the most important products of food sector, by processing wheat with our modern productiontechnology whether in CNC benchs or in plasma benchs that can cut materials from 0,60 mm to 300 mm oversensitive, professional engineer and staff.

food and beverage industry. As the authorized channel partner for FIKE, OIH specializes in delivering advanced explosion protection systems and dust explosion mitigation technologies, helping customers enhance safety, ensure regulatory compliance, and maintain reliable industrial operations.

Address: Organize Sanayi Bölgesi 9. Cadde No:5 26110 Telephone: +90 532 447 7080 Email Address: abms@abms.com.tr Website: www.abms.com.tr ALTINBILEK GROUP is one of the

Address: Plot No. 2, Siddhi Industrial Infrastructure Park, Waghodia 391760, Dist : Vadodara, Gujarat Telephone: +912668262970 Email Address: sales.africa1@ galaxysivtek.com Website: www.www.galaxysivtek.com GALAXY SIVTEK PVT LTD is an ISO

9001:2015 certified engineering company from India, is a global leader in providing both standard

leading manufacturer of Grain Storage – Conveying Equipment & Feed Flake Milling Systems in the World, The group was founded in 1974. Since than, The Group has flourished with its advanced manufacturing technology and in a short time its reputation becomes very well known in the global market. As of today by having a total area of 120.000 square meter enclosed area, The Group has succeded to eastablish projects in

136 countries in 4 continents. As a manufacturing group we implement TURN-KEY Projects as mentioned below; Kindly visit our web page and learn more about us www.abms.com.tr • Grain Handling & Storage Silos • Feed Mills • Flake Mills • Square & Cylindrical silos for finished product • Seed cleaning & Processing Systems • Wharehouse conveying equipment

and customized sieving and filtration solutions to a wide range of process industries. With over 26 years of industry expertise and more than 25,000 successful installations worldwide, we are the go-to experts in Vibro Sifters, Self-Cleaning Filters, and other advanced screening technologies.

Glenmark, and Cipla, Galaxy Sivtek is proud of its strong customer base and the repeat business we receive from satisfied clients.

Our primary goal is to deliver value for money through superior quality products and prompt after-market support, ensuring the highest level of customer satisfaction. We cater to industries such as Food, Pharmaceuticals, FMCG, Metals & Minerals, Ceramics, Glass, Sugar, Palm Oil, Paper, Paints, Chemicals, and more. Trusted by renowned global brands like Unilever, Dabur, ITC, Amul,

com

Address: O.S.B. 18. Cad. No:10 Çorum/TÜRKİYE Telephone: +90 364 250 1111-12 Email Address: info@robinsonmilling. com Website: www.robinsonmachinery.

ROBINSON CO. was founded in the flour machinery sector in 2004, our company moved its operations to Çorum Organized Industrial Zone under the Başermak brand in 2009. Since 2012, it has expanded exports first to the Turkic Republics and then to African markets. With the Lemoulinfort and Robinson Company brands, we continue to

With an expert design team that customizes screening systems to meet specific customer requirements, we help businesses enhance their productivity, quality, and profitability. Our solutions are trusted by companies worldwide, including in countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, the USA, UK, South Africa, and many more. Whether your business involves processing liquids or powders, Galaxy Sivtek provides unparalleled sieving and filtering solutions. Choose Galaxy Sivtek.

strengthen our global manufacturing identity. Today, we produce milling and grain-processing machinery in modern facilities supported by research and development, robotic technologies, CNC machining, advanced coating systems and lean production practices. Robinson Co. develops reliable, efficient and hygienic solutions for flour, maize and grain-processing plants.

EXHIBITORS Email Address: info@pakmaya.com Website: www.pakmaya.com

Address: Gayrettepe Mah Engin Pak İş Merkezi, Prof. Dr. Bülent Tarcan Cd. No:5 34349 Beşiktaş/İstanbul Telephone: ++90212274 07 61, +90212275 79 55

PAKMAYA is one of the leading yeast producers in the world, we reach over 130 countries on 5 continents with our experience of 50 years. Based on our success in yeast production, we presently offer a wide range of bakery, pastry, and home consumption products. We conduct

Website: www.cimasitalia.it CIMAS SRL began to operate in 1840 in

Address: Via Val di Rocco, 42, 06134 Perugia PG, Italy Telephone: +00390755918339 Email Address: cimas@cimasitalia.it

Perugia (Italy) with the manufacturing of farming equipment. The company has achieved a great deal of success on the market thanks to the quality of its product and its innovation capacity compared to

since then. Today, the Company dominates the market with cuttingedge tools and products, designed for agriculture, hardware, construction and horticulture. Address: Crocodile House, Strawberry Lane, Willenhall, WV13 3RS, United Kingdom Telephone: +233303302742 Email Address: hjichi@ ralphmartindale.com Website: www.ralphmartindale.com RALPH MARTINDALE AND COMPANY LIMITED is a privately owned company

established in England in 1874 and has revolutionised the hand tool industry

The Ralph Martindale Group is over 150 years old and has a legacy of producing world class products under the “Crocodile” trademark. This is recognised throughout the world as the epitome of unparalleled quality by generations of farmers and end users. The “Crocodile” trademark was first registered in England in 1876 and are now officially registered in 97 different countries around the world. Our core products are matchets, hoes,

our operations with the support of specialized technical know-how and expert teams in Pak Biomer and Fagem, our biotech and bakery R&D centers. We are proud to offer our services to our global business partners with our customer oriented approach and our team, who follow every development in the markets closely to come up with instant solutions.

the ever growing needs of the agroindustrial world in order to specialize during the years from generation to generation, especially in: - Engineering and construction of FEED MILL PLANTS - Complete STORAGE SYSTEM (SILOS) CIMAS is now among one of the most important European Companies for production systems in the livestock sector.

forks and sickles. Our operations are located in England, Ghana and Thailand. The “Crocodile” brand is a market leader and sells to 146 sovereign countries worldwide. Our marks and labels are frequently illegally copied by unscrupulous counterfeiters attempting to supply inferior products as genuine “Crocodile”; only Martindale Group companies are legally authorised to use our trademarks. Each product adheres to stringent ISO 9001, ISO 9002, or ISO 9000-2015 standards and carries a full warranty. Our “Crocodile” tools are made from high-quality carbon steel to maintain a sharp cutting edge.

FE E D & B IOFU E L

COMPLETE PL ANT SOLUTIONS FROM START TO FINISH, WE ENSURE YOUR PROJECTS DEVELOP SE AMLESSLY

UNDERSTANDING YOU. STANDING BY YOU. NEVER STANDING STILL. We provide complete plant solutions By harnessing the power of for the animal feed industry to automation and digitalization, your exact specifications and with we ensure continuous innovation to industry-leading cost efficiency by keep you at the forefront. AND with leveraging our extensive processing the industry’s most trusted services, expertise and experience. we are always there for you.

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For more information, visit our website.

SPEAKERS

Aunali Taiyabali Bhaiji Regional Director, External Affairs, Development and Operations, AGL

Chanaka Mahawatta Country Manager, East Africa Operations, Forbes Marshall

Arif Antar Director, Sales, Taste, East Africa and Country Leader, Kenya, dsm-firmenich

Faisal Baig Managing Director Andritz Dubai, Regional Director, Africa

Miraj Shah -

John Mbatiah –

Evelyn Muthoni –

Biju Kumar –

Sales and Marketing Manager, Cape Food Ingredients

Country Commercial Manager, AGL

Legal Counsel, East Africa Region, AGL

Head of Operations, AGL

Mercy Kirui –

Dr Rozy Rana –

Apiwe Nxusani -

Regional Operational Excellence Manager, AGL

Managing Director, Dormans Coffee Limited

Paloma Fernandes O.G.W. -

CEO, Cereal Millers Association

Mawela – Founder, Brewsters Academy and Tolokazi Beer

Lilian Nyareru -

Meekaeel Kurji -

Founder, Mama's Gold

Strategy & Operations Manager, SSSL

Raakhee Dhrona -

Kagwima Maina -

Director, Skypex Supplies

CEO and Founder, Ryan Foods

Stephen Ndaire Njuguna -

Kirsten Botha Marketing Manager Taste, Texture & Health (SSA), dsm-firmenich

Brian Lanton Managing Director, Cape Food Ingredients

Dorah Momanyi Founder, iPop Africa

Founder Blesteire Beauty Investments Limited

Tim Von Burgsdorff Sales Director, KaTech

Juma Abdallah – Commercial Lead, Bakery Expertise Consultants

Dr. Monicah Mburu Founder, AfyaLishe

Juliane Winzer Senior Category Technologist, Food Systems, KaTech

SPEAKERS

Jana Parn – IFF

Chanmari Van Graan Associate Application Specialist, IFF

Balazs Szalma Sales Manager Middle East & Africa, PureMalt Products Limited

Billy Rotich Steam Systems Engineer, Forbes Marshall

Urgo Homa Chilalo Food Complex

Tanguy Etoga – CEO & Founder, NORMEX

Maureen Ragot Food Safety Consultant, Top Quest Consultants Limited

Sylvia Cheptoo Director, Control Union

Jackson Senelwa Senior Installation and Support Technician, Lesaka Technologies

Alexander Odhiambo - Chief Executive Officer, Solutech

Hamad Alyahyaee – Founder and CEO, Rewaaj.com

Marcel Franitza Industry Director, Animal FeedAndritz

Johannes Bolosha Area Sales Manager for Africa, Andritz

Sander Schwartz Area Sales Manager, ANDRITZ Gouda B.V.

Oliver Newman Regional Manager Fike Corporation

Sherif Salama Export Manager Tiba Starch & Glucose Co

Francis Juma - CEO, FW Brands MEA

Michelle Kuria – Regional Marketing Manager

Leah Malubila Business Development Executive, FW Brands MEA

Wangechi Neema Karimi Founder of Envirohension

Victor Atsali Editor, Sustainable Packaging MEA, Magazine

Caroline Kajuju Makena Editor, Food Business MEA, Magazine

George Adiga Business Development Executive

Fridah Chepkoech Lead Editor, Milling & Feed MEA

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