Organized by Agrilink and Corferias , the exposition served as a platform for showcasing technological advancements in agribusiness, including drones, software applications, and other digital tools. Sustainability was a reported theme throughout the event. “Once again, we connect all the actors of the agri-food ecosystem with their audiences, consolidating ourselves as the epicenter of the evolution of agriculture,” said Doris Chingaté, project manager for Expo Agrofuturo at Corferias.

The AgroMatch business roundtable held 459 meetings connecting 160 exhibitors with 33 buyers. Photo credit: Corferias.

Ricardo Jaramillo, CEO of Agrilink, stated, “We have been connecting field producers with technology for almost 20 years. Implementing tools such as technification, data management, and the use of drones allows industry players to improve productivity, optimize times, and increase profitability.”

A significant component of the event was the business roundtable, named AgroMatch, which facilitated 459 meetings between 160 exhibitors and 33 buyers. Participants came from Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Spain, the United States, Guatemala, Panama, Peru, the Dominican Republic, and Venezuela. These meetings resulted in projected business expectations of $5,976,710 USD.

The dollar value of committed deals is as follows:

• 1 to 3 months: $685,245
• 3 to 6 months: $1,763,598
• 6 to 12 months: $1,856,324

Products negotiated included fresh produce such as Hass avocados, citrus fruits, and various tropical fruits, as well as meat, dairy, coffee, and cocoa.

The academic portion of the event, the Agricultural Innovation Forum (FIXA), featured over 15 speakers and more than 100 activities. Discussions focused on topics like sustainability in livestock, soil management, new markets, and technology.

The next edition of Expo Agrofuturo is scheduled to be held in Bogotá at the Corferias fairgrounds. The event takes advantage of Econexia, Corferias’s digital business and networking platform.

Photo credit: Corferias.

Organized by the National Union of Colombian Livestock Associations – UNAGA and Corferias, Agroexpo 2025 will bring together more than 600 direct exhibitors, nearly 3,000 live animals on display and judging, and an attendance of more than 200,000 visitors, including agricultural professionals, businessmen, buyers, media, and the general public.

The field that drives

This edition will have as its theme “The field that drives”, a concept that transcends the slogan to become a living experience that reflects transformation, resilience, and vision of the future. The fair will highlight the role of agriculture as an economic, social, and environmental engine, and will focus on innovation, sustainability, inclusion, and generational renewal as pillars of the new Colombian agriculture.

“The countryside is not only territory: it is an engine of transformation and progress. Its richness, diversity, and innovation propel people, industries, and communities toward a more prosperous and sustainable future. From small producers to large agribusinesses, Colombian agriculture offers real opportunities to grow, compete, and improve the quality of life,” said Doris Chingaté, Agroexpo project manager in Corferias.

A complete, multi-industry experience

Agroexpo 2025 will offer a comprehensive program with commercial, technical, and experiential spaces, designed to generate real connections, boost business, transfer knowledge, and make good practices visible. The agenda includes:

• Agricultural and livestock trade show
• Animal Exhibit & Judging
• Agricultural Experiential Center (CEA)
• III Agroexpo Innova Forum – INNOVATION, SUSTAINABILITY AND GROWTH – The Path of Colombian Agriculture (In alliance with La República) space to make entrepreneurship and innovation in agriculture visible
• World Congress of Swiss Brown Cattle (18 July)
• XIV Porkcalidad Congress (9 and 10 July)
• Auctions, business roundtables, activations, and family activities
• Virtual showroom and digital presence through Econexia

“Agroexpo is more than a fair: it is a platform to do business, learn, innovate, and interact with other subsectors. It is the meeting point of agriculture that drives Colombia and the entire region,” said Daniel Espinosa, president of UNAGA.

A fair for everyone

Agroexpo aspires to be a stage where tradition, future, and identity converge. A space for producers, technicians, entrepreneurs, institutions, unions, families, and consumers to connect with the countryside, learn about its challenges, discover opportunities for transformation, and strengthen their commitment to rural development.

Photo credit: Agroexpo website.