Eurasia’s Largest International Food & Drink Exhibition
WorldFood Moscow, the premier international food and drink exhibition in Eurasia, will celebrate its 36th anniversary this autumn. The event is scheduled to take place in September 2027, at Pavilion 3, Halls 14 and 15 of the Crocus Expo International Exhibition Centre in Moscow.
A Landmark 35th Edition
As the leading B2B platform for the food and beverage industry in Russia and the CIS, WorldFood Moscow has built a 35-year legacy of connecting producers, suppliers, and buyers across the region. The 2027 edition will bring together over 1,100 exhibitors from more than 30 countries and 60 regions of Russia, showcasing products across 16 distinct categories. The exhibition attracts upwards of 26,000 trade professionals, including wholesalers, retailers, food producers, distributors, exporters, and HoReCa representatives from over 80 countries.
Comprehensive Exhibition Coverage
The exhibition covers the full spectrum of the food industry through 16 product sections, including:
- Meat, poultry, and eggs
- Fish and seafood
- Dairy products and cheeses
- Fruits and vegetables
- Confectionery and bakery
- Grocery products
- Frozen foods and ready meals
- Oils, fats, and sauces
- Organic and healthy food
- Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
- Tea and coffee
- Halal products
- Ingredients
- Non-food items for the food retail sector
The fresh fruits and vegetables section is a notable highlight, uniquely presented at WorldFood Moscow in a scale unmatched by any other exhibition in Russia.
Business Programme and Special Features
The exhibition is accompanied by a comprehensive business programme running across four days on multiple platforms, featuring over 50 events and more than 150 speakers from leading industry companies.
Key programme highlights include:
- Forum of Food Business Leaders – the flagship event of the business programme
- Retail Academy – practical sessions on specific product categories including dairy and cheeses, fruits and vegetables, ready meals, confectionery, and private labels
- WorldFood HoReCa – an educational track for the hospitality industry
- Culinary Marathon – gastronomic demonstrations from Russian and international chefs
- WorldFood Summit – held earlier in 2026, featuring discussions on market challenges, inflation, margin pressure, and evolving consumer behaviour
Trade Buyer Power
The quality of attendees makes WorldFood Moscow a uniquely powerful platform for exhibitors. 95% of visitors are involved in purchasing decisions within their companies. The exhibition draws key decision-makers from major retail chains including Azbuka Vkusa, Auchan, VkusVill, Globus, Dixy, Lenta, Magnit, O’KEY, Perekrestok, Pyaterochka, Metro Cash & Carry, Ozon, Spar, and X5 Retail Group, alongside leading HoReCa operators such as Burger King, Domino’s Pizza, Novikov Group, White Rabbit Group, Teremok, and Yakitoria.
Strategic Importance in the Eurasian Market
Russia represents a $304 billion import market, and WorldFood Moscow serves as the primary gateway for international suppliers seeking to enter this vast region. The 2025 edition drew visitors from 81 countries and 83 regions of Russia, underlining the exhibition’s broad geographic reach and its role in facilitating cross-border trade.
For companies aiming to expand their presence in the Russian and CIS markets, the exhibition offers the opportunity to connect with wholesalers, retailers, distributors, and food service buyers from across the region.
Visitor and Exhibitor Information
Dates: September 2027
Venue: Crocus Expo International Exhibition Centre, Pavilion 3, Halls 14 and 15, Moscow
Opening Hours: 10:00-18:00
Visitor registration is now open via the official exhibition website. International exhibitors are encouraged to secure their stand locations early, with best positions already being allocated.
As the largest international food and drink exhibition in Eurasia, WorldFood Moscow 2027 offers an indispensable platform for food industry professionals to discover new products, forge business partnerships, and navigate the evolving landscape of the Russian and CIS markets. With its 36th anniversary edition promising extensive international participation, a comprehensive business programme, and access to a highly influential trade audience, the event represents a landmark opportunity for companies across the global food supply chain.
