3rd India Agri Export Conference 2026

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About The 3^rd India Agri Export Conference 2026

The 3rd India Agri Export Conference 2026 is a premier national platform bringing together policymakers, exporters, agribusiness leaders, producers, and global trade partners to advance India’s agricultural export landscape. As India continues to strengthen its position as a major contributor to global agri-trade, the conference aims to foster collaborations, identify export opportunities, and build strategic partnerships that enhance India’s competitiveness in international markets. Beyond promoting trade linkages, the conference will highlight key policy developments, quality and standards improvements, market diversification strategies, and success models that are shaping India’s export potential. By serving as a dynamic meeting ground for stakeholders across the value chain, the event seeks to create a stronger ecosystem for boosting agri exports, supporting farmers, and positioning India as a reliable and forward-looking leader in the global agricultural economy.

Why Attend?

1 Gain insights into India’s evolving agri-export landscape, policies, and global market trends.
2 Connect with top government officials, exporters, industry leaders, and global trade partners.
3 Explore new export opportunities, priority products, and emerging international markets.
4 Understand quality standards, certifications, and value-chain requirements essential for export success.
5 Learn from best practices, success stories, and state-level initiatives driving export growth.
6 Build meaningful B2B and B2G connections to expand business networks and partnerships.
5 Discover solutions for improving product competitiveness, logistics, and infrastructure for exports.
6 Participate in discussions shaping India’s future export strategy and global positioning.

Expected Outcomes

1 Stronger Export Policy Framework: Clear recommendations to improve procedures, standards, and incentives for boosting agri exports.
2 Expanded Global Market Access: Identification of new priority markets and high-demand product segments for India.
3 Enhanced Global Trade Partnerships: Deeper collaborations with international buyers, trade bodies, and commodity associations.
4 Strengthened Export Value Chains: Better infrastructure, cold-chain, logistics, and packaging solutions for export-ready products.
5 Empowered Farmers & MSMEs: Increased participation of farmers, FPOs, and small agri-businesses in export networks.
6 Promotion of Brand India: Stronger global visibility and positioning of Indian agricultural products in international markets.

Objectives

To discuss the broad issues in agri- exports and ways to boost them, including promoting globally Brand India in food and agro products
To discuss the challenges for farmers and exporters, including issues of quality and standards, value chain, sustainability, certification and others
To discuss the desired structural changes in policy, technology, and investments to address various challenges limiting exports
To discuss the role of the States, industry and institutions and services agencies towards trade and agribusinesses, creation of value chain for exports.
To discuss the challenges and opportunities for partnerships, and the strategies and approaches for facilitating agribusiness to achieve export targets.

Who Will Attend?

1 Officials of the Central and State Governments
2 Industry leaders and agribusiness industry executives
3 Experts, researchers, academic and extension persons
4 Banking, insurance, financial, rural and development professionals
5 Entrepreneurs, food & agribusiness professionals and agri-food startups
6 Farmers, processors, traders, exporters, marketing, and services agencies

PROGRAM DETAILS

Wednesday, 18^th February, 2026

Registration

= 08:30 AM - 09:30 AM

Inaugural Ceremony

= 09:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Tea Break

= 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Session 1: Role of the States in powering the export performance

= 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Session 2: Quality production key to sustaining high export growth

= 12:30 PM - 01:30 PM

Lunch Break

= 01:30 PM - 2:15 PM

Session 3: Diversifying product and market portfolio for exports

= 02:15 PM - 03:15 PM

Session 4: Farmer-industry partnership to unleash the export potential

= 03:15 PM – 4:15 PM

Session 5: Infrastructure and value chain development for exports

= 04:15 PM - 05:15 PM

Agri Exports Excellence Awards 2026

= 05:15 PM – 06:00 PM

About Indian Chamber of Food and Agriculture

Indian Chamber of Food and Agriculture, recognized by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, is a national institution committed to advancing India’s food and agriculture sectors. It leads in policy advocacy, trade facilitation, technology promotion and agribusinesses, while also serving as a global platform for investment support, business partnerships and dialogue.

With 20+ sector-specific Working Groups and various Councils, and farmer focussed agenda, ICFA represents stakeholders across the agri-food value chain. By addressing emerging challenges and fostering international collaborations, it works to boost farmers’ incomes, promote innovation, and position Indian agriculture prominently on the global stage.