admin Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate World Food India 2025, the fourth edition of India’s flagship global food and agribusiness event. Scheduled to be held in New Delhi, the event is expected to bring together governments, industry players, start-ups and investors from across the food, agri, and technology sectors. With India aiming to strengthen its role in the global food value chain, this edition will focus on fresh thinking, sustainable practices, and increased international collaboration.
Organisers note that the 2025 theme will centre around innovation and sustainability in food systems. The exhibition and summit will feature pavilions from many countries, investor meets, technology showcases, and business networking opportunities. The goal is to facilitate trade, catalyse investment, and accelerate India’s capacity in food processing, agri-exports, and agritech solutions.
Emphasis on Sustainability, Innovation and Partnership
In keeping with current global challenges, World Food India 2025 will highlight sustainable farming, water-efficient practices, climate-resilient crops, and food waste reduction. The event will also spotlight new business models—such as digital platforms, cold chains, precision farming, and biotechnology—that can transform supply chains from farm to fork.
Participants are expected from Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas, helping build cross-border partnerships. Government agencies will host policy sessions to ease export regulations, standardise quality norms, and incentivise private sector investments in the sector. The summit is likely to create match-making platforms between Indian food companies and foreign buyers, and also emphasise regional food systems, nutrition security, and empowering farmers through technology.
By bringing together policymakers, corporates, and innovators, the event seeks to elevate India’s agriculture and food sector globally. The organisers hope that outcomes from the forum will drive long-term investment, enhanced export capacities, and stronger linkages between small producers and global markets. For many observers, how well India leverages this platform will shape its trajectory in the global agri-food economy in the years to come.
Magazine 
