ASIA AGRITRADE FORUM 2026
17–18 November 2026
Hong Kong
Oils, Pulses & Grains
Trade in Asia
Trade in Asia
Asia is no longer about stable demand. It is about competition. Buyers are switching suppliers. Exporters are fighting for every contract.
Asia accounts for around 30% of global wheat, corn and meal imports
Record global grain supply is increasing price pressure
Southeast Asia is a key battleground for major grain exporters
Buyers are diversifying origin and negotiating harder
Competition is intensifying across Indonesia, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines
Freight and execution matter as much as price
The pressure is already in the market
What this forum is built around
Asia AgriTrade Forum focuses on the trade decisions that now define who wins share in Southeast Asia: pricing pressure, buyer diversification, exporter competition, logistics, freight and demand for niche grains.
This is not a general agriculture conference. It is a market-led forum for companies selling into, buying from and competing within Asia.
This is not a general agriculture conference. It is a market-led forum for companies selling into, buying from and competing within Asia.
Who this is for
Procurement Leads, Import Managers, Regional Buying Teams
Importers & Buyers
CEOs, Commercial Directors, Traders, Heads of Origination
Exporters & Traders
Freight, Survey, Insurance, Trade Finance and Market Intelligence professionals
Logistics, Inspection, Finance & Analytics
Commercial Heads, Raw Material Buyers,
Supply Chain Leads
Supply Chain Leads
Millers & Feed Producers
Agenda preview
U.S. grain diplomacy and its impact on Asian trade flows
Niche grains in Southeast Asia: millet, sorghum, durum, lentils, chickpeas and peas
Freight and logistics in the current grain season
Asian buyer strategies: what exporters need to understand now
Australia's new role: defending core markets and expanding further
Black Sea grain in Asia: how much market share can it win?
A practical meeting point for Asia-focused trade: strong business connectivity, high international accessibility and fast airport-to-city access for regional and global delegates.
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