The Africa MILLING & FEEDTECH Expo Nigeria & Western Africa edition brings together grain storage / traders; millers and animal feed manufacturers, distributors, retailers and service providers to trade, network and do business with international, regionl and local suppliers of new technologies, products and services to the grain-based industry in Western Africa.

Held within the larger AFMASS TRADE EXPO events in Lagos, Nigeria, the Expo connects the vital Western grains ecosystem with global and regional industry leaders, helping to:

• Showcase innovation in grains, milled products and feed storage, processing, packaging and trade

• Facilitate trade, distribution and partnerships

• Strengthen supply chains across the grains based markets

• Educate business owners, managers and professionals about latest technologies, market trends, standards and business strategies

Positioned within the AFMASS TRADE EXPO ecosystem, this expo brings together the growing grains industry in the region with the continent’s major manufacturing, agriculture, animal nutrition & health, and livestock industries to unlock new opportunities in the Western African market.

AFMASS Trade Expo events are internationally recognised as the No.1 trade shows for manufacturing and related sectors across Africa, including food & beverage processing, packaging, livestock & animal feed, agritech and logistics.

The Expos have been hosted successfully in countries such as Kenya, Zambia, Tanzania and Uganda since 2015, and have since expanded their reach into Western Africa and beyond.

At the Africa MILLING & FEEDTECH Expo, visitors and exhibitors experience a comprehensive showcase of technologies, equipment, products and services tailored to the entire value chain of grain-based industries, including:

By bringing together the full A-Z of milling and feed solutions, the Expos enable businesses to source cutting-edge technologies, assess innovations and plan investments that support growth and competitiveness in Africa’s expanding grains and animal and aqua feed sectors

The Africa MILLING & FEEDTECH Expos attract a wide and influential cross-section of industry stakeholders from Africa and around the world, including:

• Grain & Cereal Processors, Millers & Bakers — from SMEs to large industrial operations seeking new machinery and processes.

• Animal Feed Manufacturers & Nutrition Specialists — sourcing efficient production equipment and quality raw materials.

• Commercial Farmers, Traders & Commodity Dealers — exploring market trends, storage solutions and trading opportunities.

• Suppliers & OEM Technology Providers — showcasing the latest innovations in processing, storage and handling.

• Government Agencies, Regulators & Development Partners — engaging on policy, standards and food security issues.

• Investors, Consultants & Service Providers — from logistics, finance, digital platforms, and business services that support the grains ecosystem.

• Allied Industry Investors, Managers & Professionals - participants from adjacent industries — livestock production, food and beverage, petfood, agriculture, packaging, supply chain and logistics — who benefit from overlapping technologies and partnerships offered at the broader AFMASS Trade Expos

CALL TO SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS

Africa MILLING & FEEDTECH Expo Nigeria & Western Africa edition opens new market growth opportunities into the fast-growing economies of Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Cameroon and sorrounding countries,

And because the expo is co-located with related AFMASS Trade Expo segments — such as Africa Bakery Expo, Africa FARMTECH Expo, and the Africa Food & Beverage Manufacturing Expo — sponsors and exhibitors also get to showcase their technologies, products and services to adjacent industry stakeholders across the manufacturing, retail, hospitality and related industries.

Africa MILLING & FEEDTECH Expo events are organised by the publishers of the most influential magazines and websites for the food, beverage and milling, agriculture, packaging, dairy, animal feed and hospitality industries in Africa and the Middle East, including . . .