NAMPO 2025 is shaping up to be a vibrant, international celebration of agricultural advancement, welcoming exhibitors from Turkey, Brazil, the United States, Argentina, France, and the United Kingdom. Each country brings its unique strengths to the table, offering cutting-edge technology, sustainable practices, and world-class farming equipment to support the development of South Africa’s agricultural sector.
The French Trade Commission has expressed strong enthusiasm for NAMPO 2025, highlighting how France’s diversified agri-food and machinery sectors align with South Africa’s growing needs. France’s participation is driven by a desire to learn more about the South African agricultural market and assess the potential of South African products and local expertise.
French representatives also aim to meet with potential buyers and technology partners, foster new business relationships or strengthen existing ones, and develop tailored market strategies that benefit both parties. French agricultural products are widely respected for their quality and innovation, making their presence at NAMPO a valuable asset to the event.
Global Participation Brings Powerful Insights
Turkey will send 13 manufacturers under the Central Anatolian Exporters’ Association (OAIB), showcasing a wide range of products from precision sprayers and soil-working tools to high-efficiency attachments and smart farming technologies.
Brazil will participate through the Brazil Machinery Solutions programme, focusing on promoting its comprehensive agri-tech solutions and boosting trade with Africa.
Their efforts at NAMPO 2024 generated $3.3 billion in deals, a momentum they aim to continue.
From the United States, the Foreign Agricultural Service is backing US agribusinesses to explore opportunities through the USA Pavilion. Their exhibit will highlight precision farming, climate-smart practices, and logistics solutions. Argentina, following a successful NAMPO 2024, returns to promote sustainability and technical innovation in agricultural machinery. Lastly, the United Kingdom is expected to participate again, with strong support from the UK Department for Business and Trade, emphasising smart farming, cold storage, and agricultural control systems.
NAMPO 2025 promises to be an essential global meeting point for those shaping the future of farming.