India Exposition Mart Limited (IEML)
Hall
No-01,Ground Floor
Plot
No: 23-29,Knowledge Park -2
Gautam
Budh Nagar
Greater Noida-202306, U.P (India)
Thursday, 11-12 December 2025
10:00AM - 6:30PM
Visitors Registration: https://globalpotatosummit.com/
India : World's 2nd Largest
Potato, F&V and Food Retail Market
India,
as the second-largest potato producer in the world, presents a vibrant and
promising market for the potato industry. With its diverse agro-climatic
conditions, robust agricultural sector, and increasing domestic demand, India
is uniquely positioned to drive substantial growth in potato production and
processing. The country’s expanding population and rising urbanization have
fueled a surge in consumption of both raw and processed potato products.
However, to fully harness this potential and address challenges such as supply
chain inefficiencies, technological gaps, and sustainability concerns, a
cohesive platform for industry stakeholders is essential.
We,
Media Today Group are delighted to unveil the Global Potato Summit 2025, an
Intl. exhibition, conference, farm demonstrations and awards. It will be a
dedicated platform to cater potato value chain, ‘farm to fork’, marking yet
another milestone in serving the Agri & Food Industry. It’s our pleasure to
extend a heartfelt invitation for you to join us in this global exhibition
& summit, scheduled to be held in Delhi, National Capital Region, India
from December 11th to 12th, 2025 and Live Farm Demonstrations & field visit
on 13th December.
The Global Potato Summit 2025 highlights South Asia’s pivotal role in the
potato industry, prompting stakeholders to tap into the thriving Asian market.
With the Asia-Pacific region projected to drive 57% of global market growth,
countries like China, India, and Bangladesh lead in production. The APAC market
dynamics are further influenced by the consumption patterns in the region. This
crop is one of the most widely consumed foods in many Asian countries, such as
India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Thailand, China, Myanmar and MENA Region
etc.
Many
multinational companies have made significant inroads into the area by taking
advantage of the rising demand for processed products. In response to shifting
customer preferences, local businesses are also profiting from the popularity
of the crop by launching of value added potato products. Thus, such factors
will propel the growth of potato production and consumption in South Asian and
neighboring markets.
