Dominican Republic – Agroalimentaria 2025: a unique opportunity for CARICOM companies

Agroalimentaria 2025

Agroalimentaria 2025, a prestigious showcase for the food industry

Agroalimentaria 2025 is much more than just a trade show. Held from May 28 to 31, 2025 at the Dominican Fiesta Hotel & Convention Center in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, this must-attend event represents an exceptional opportunity for agribusinesses in the CARICOM region. Organized by the Dominican Agribusiness Council (JAD) and ProDominicana, Agroalimentaria 2025 is recognized as one of the most influential food trade shows in the Caribbean. Are you an agrifood company? Here’s why you can’t miss this event.

Why is Agroalimentaria 2025 essential for CARICOM companies?

An international platform to shine

Agroalimentaria 2025 offers companies from the CARICOM region a unique opportunity to present their products to an international audience of buyers, distributors and strategic partners. Whether you specialize in food, beverages or tobacco, this show is the ideal opportunity to promote your products and boost your visibility on the global market.

An event designed to maximize B2B opportunities

One of the highlights of Agroalimentaria 2025 is its program of business-to-business (B2B) meetings. These meetings enable exhibitors to forge direct relationships with local and international buyers. Imagine yourself negotiating export contracts or expanding your professional network in a structured and efficient setting.

Enriching activities for participants

In addition to the exhibition, Agroalimentaria 2025 offers a series of official activities designed to enrich the experience of participants. These include:

  • Conferences led by industry experts.
  • Culinary demonstrations at the Caribbean Kitchen gastronomic event.
  • Exclusive networking opportunities.
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Benefits offered by Caribbean Export to selected companies

Logistical and strategic support

Caribbean Export, with the support of the European Union, is committed to providing selected companies with valuable resources to maximize their impact at Agroalimentaria 2025. These benefits include:

  • An exhibition space in the Authentic Caribbean pavilion.
  • Stand design and decoration.
  • Registration for all official show activities.

Targeted support

By participating in Agroalimentaria 2025 under the aegis of Caribbean Export, you benefit not only from exhibition space, but also from increased visibility thanks to a pavilion that showcases the excellence of Caribbean products. It’s a golden opportunity to position your brand on the international stage.

Eligibility criteria: Are you eligible?

To participate in Agroalimentaria 2025, companies must meet certain strict criteria:

  1. Be registered and operating in a CARICOM member country.
  2. At least two years in business.
  3. Demonstrate export potential or already be active on the international market.
  4. Compliance with international standards such as HACCP, FSMA or ISO.
  5. Have the logistical capacity to respond to orders generated during the show.

These criteria ensure that only companies ready to meet the challenges of the global marketplace will be able to take full advantage of the opportunities offered by Agroalimentaria 2025.

How do I apply?

A simple but rigorous process

Interested companies must submit their expression of interest form online by March 25, 2025 at 4:00 pm AST (local time in the Dominican Republic). The form can be accessed via this link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/RPV5FYD.

Careful scrutiny of applications

Once your application has been submitted, it will be examined by the Caribbean Export selection committee. Successful applicants will be notified by March 31, 2025. Please note: only complete applications will be considered.

Why can taking part in Agroalimentaria 2025 transform your business?

An open door to the world

Taking part in Agroalimentaria 2025 means making contact with international buyers ready to discover and invest in your products. It’s a unique opportunity to propel your company into a new dimension.

A strategic investment

Although participants are responsible for their own travel costs (airfare, accommodation, meals, ground transportation), the potential benefits far outweigh these initial costs. Think of it as a strategic investment in your company’s future.

Agroalimentaria 2025 is much more than a trade show; it’s an exceptional opportunity for CARICOM agribusinesses to position themselves on the world stage. With the support of Caribbean Export and a rich program of B2B activities and conferences, this event promises to be transformative for all participating companies.

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