Armenia’s food exhibition calendar for 2026–2027 centres on Inter Food EXPO, Armenia EXPO and ArmProd, alongside Yerevan Wine Days. The events bring together food producers, manufacturers, distributors, packaging companies and, in some cases, consumers. Their commercial roles differ substantially.
Inter Food EXPO and the co-located Armenia EXPO are scheduled for 10–12 September 2027 in Yerevan. LOGOS EXPO Center lists the next food exhibition as its 26th edition. ArmProd’s latest firmly documented edition ran in December 2025. The 2027 dates for Yerevan Wine Days have not yet been confirmed by its organiser.
The strongest publicly available evidence concerns dates, exhibition categories, previous participants and attendance. Comparable audited financial accounts and employee counts for the event organisers are not available in the material reviewed. Visitor numbers are not a substitute for organiser revenue.
At a glance
Which food trade events take place in Armenia? The main events are Inter Food EXPO, Armenia EXPO, ArmProd EXPO and Yerevan Wine Days. Inter Food and Armenia EXPO are scheduled for 10–12 September 2027 in Yerevan. Dates for the next ArmProd and Yerevan Wine Days editions still require organiser confirmation.
- 4 event formats: food trade, wider industrial trade, food processing and wine.
- 2027 confirmed: Inter Food EXPO and Armenia EXPO, 10–12 September.
- Organisers: LOGOS EXPO Center and EventToura Foundation.
- Historical exhibitor evidence: Armenia EXPO’s 2025 catalogue names food, honey and packaging businesses.
- Industry scale: Yerevan Wine Days reported more than 100 winemaking companies in 2026.
Armenia food trade events: key facts
| Event | Organiser | Date or latest confirmed edition | Venue | Main sectors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inter Food EXPO | LOGOS EXPO Center | 10–12 September 2027 | Karen Demirchyan Complex, Yerevan | Food, drinks, processing, equipment, packaging |
| Armenia EXPO | LOGOS EXPO Center | 10–12 September 2027 | Same complex, co-located | Trade, manufacturing and industrial services |
| ArmProd EXPO | LOGOS EXPO Center in the last confirmed edition | 12–14 December 2025; next date to be confirmed | Karen Demirchyan Complex in 2025 | Food production and processing technology |
| Yerevan Wine Days | EventToura Foundation | 5–7 June 2026; next date to be confirmed | Central Yerevan streets | Wine, gastronomy and consumer engagement |
1. Inter Food EXPO — food manufacturing and retail distribution
- Organiser: LOGOS EXPO Center, Yerevan.
- Next edition: 10–12 September 2027.
- Venue: Karen Demirchyan Sports and Concerts Complex.
- Edition: 26th, as advertised by the organiser.
- Main categories: groceries, bakery, dairy, drinks, processing, packaging and storage.
- 2027 exhibitor total: no final count confirmed in the available information.
Inter Food EXPO is a specialist food exhibition operated by LOGOS EXPO Center, based in Yerevan. The organiser lists the 26th edition for 10–12 September 2027 at the Karen Demirchyan Sports and Concerts Complex. It describes the event as a meeting point for food manufacturers, suppliers, wholesale and retail trade, hospitality operators and public-sector representatives.
The published product categories cover packaged groceries, bakery, dairy products, drinks, food-processing machinery, packaging, storage systems and food-quality controls. Some categories appear on separate organiser pages. They form part of the same exhibition, rather than representing separate events with independent visitor totals.
Inter Food’s industrial significance lies in its mixture of finished foods and supporting manufacturing services. It can give Armenian businesses access to domestic distribution partners and international trade contacts. Packaging and machinery suppliers may also meet processors looking to increase capacity or improve food safety.
The organiser has not published a verified final exhibitor roster or audited trade-only visitor figure for September 2027 in the reviewed information. It is therefore not possible to state how many manufacturers will exhibit or which supermarkets will send buying teams. Those numbers should be added only after a dated organiser announcement.
Past Armenia EXPO catalogues provide context for the types of firms operating within the wider exhibition platform. They are not evidence that each named business will participate in Inter Food in 2027.
2. Armenia EXPO — the wider industrial exhibition
- Organiser: LOGOS EXPO Center.
- Dates: 10–12 September 2027.
- Format: wider trade-industrial exhibition co-located with Inter Food.
- Past exhibitors: 2025 catalogue names ANI PRODUCT, honey companies and packaging businesses.
- 2027 exhibitor roster: not established as a final confirmed list.
Armenia EXPO runs alongside Inter Food. Its 2027 programme is advertised for the same dates and venue: 10–12 September at the Karen Demirchyan Complex. The wider forum covers industrial production, commercial services and cross-sector business activity.
The organiser describes an international commercial audience and historical participation from Armenia and foreign markets, including neighbouring countries and parts of Europe and Asia. This is a description of the exhibition’s reach, not a confirmed country-by-country exhibitor list for 2027.
The co-location matters for the grocery industry. Food producers can encounter machinery, printing, logistics and packaging firms beyond the stands devoted to finished food products. A manufacturer evaluating new lines may have different priorities from a retailer reviewing branded or private-label products.
Armenia EXPO’s advertised 26th edition is an exhibition-history measure. It should not be interpreted as 26 distinct annual trade events, factories or organiser branches.
Which food and packaging companies have exhibited?
The organiser’s 2025 Armenia EXPO catalogue includes food, packaging and trade businesses alongside companies from other sectors. Among the named companies are ANI PRODUCT, MOUNTAIN HONEY, VARDANYAN’S HONEY, COFFEE MUSIC, V.R.PACK, WESTPACK, FANTI PLAST and AR-BE Armenian-Belorus Tradehouse.
| Company listed in 2025 | Industry relevance | Evidence and limitation |
|---|---|---|
| ANI PRODUCT | Food products | Appears in the organiser’s 2025 catalogue |
| MOUNTAIN HONEY | Honey and packaged grocery products | Historical exhibitor; present output and export sales not determined |
| VARDANYAN’S HONEY | Honey | Historical exhibitor; not confirmed for 2027 |
| COFFEE MUSIC | Coffee-related products or services | Catalogue listing; exact manufacturing role needs further evidence |
| V.R.PACK, WESTPACK and FANTI PLAST | Packaging and plastics | Catalogue listings; individual food-contact products not independently confirmed |
| AR-BE Armenian-Belorus Tradehouse | Food trade and distribution | 2025 listing; organiser’s profile refers to relationships with more than 50 food manufacturers |
These are historical exhibitor names. The 2027 line-up and the number of unique food manufacturing companies remain to be announced. The catalogue does not give a consistent revenue, employee or market-share dataset for every listed business, and those fields should not be estimated from their presence at the event.
3. ArmProd EXPO — Armenia’s food-processing industry
- Sector: food products, processing and machinery.
- Last confirmed dates: 12–14 December 2025.
- Last confirmed venue: Karen Demirchyan Complex, Yerevan.
- Edition in 2025: 23rd specialised exhibition.
- Next date: pending confirmation from the organiser.
ArmProd is a specialised exhibition for food products, processing equipment and related industrial activity. Armenia’s official tourism records confirm a 12–14 December 2025 edition at the Karen Demirchyan Complex. That edition was presented as the 23rd international specialised exhibition.
The history of ArmProd provides a separate view of Armenian food manufacturing from the wider Armenia EXPO forum. Its subject matter includes domestic food production, technology and machinery. These categories are relevant to food manufacturers considering processing investment and export development.
However, the next confirmed date remains unclear. Some event directories indicate a possible December 2026 edition, while others publish a specific early-December date without matching current confirmation from the organiser. Those listings are not equivalent to a formal announcement.
The verified 2025 edition must not be used to imply an identical exhibitor count, factory attendance, floor area or international participation in a later edition. No reliable audited revenue, workforce or market share for ArmProd as a separate legal business was established.
4. Yerevan Wine Days — more than 100 winemaking businesses
- Organiser: EventToura Foundation.
- Founded: 2017; 10th edition held in June 2026.
- Latest confirmed dates: 5–7 June 2026.
- Participation: post-event reporting described more than 100 winemaking companies.
- Attendance: more than 180,000 reported for 2026, including public visitors.
- Next edition: 2027 dates not confirmed.
Yerevan Wine Days began in 2017 and is organised by the EventToura Foundation. The tenth edition ran from 5 to 7 June 2026 along the Saryan, Tumanyan and Moskovyan streets of central Yerevan.
Unlike Inter Food, it is primarily a public wine and gastronomy festival. Nevertheless, its scale and concentration of domestic producers make it relevant to beverage importers, distributors, hospitality groups and retailers following Armenia’s wine sector.
EventToura’s pre-event plans for 2026 included up to 100 wineries and more than 250 partners. Post-event reporting described more than 100 winemaking companies and over 1,000 wines. Armenian reporting also put 2026 attendance at more than 180,000. These are historical figures, not forecasts for 2027.
| Yerevan Wine Days indicator | Reported figure | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Festival launch | 2017 | Organiser history |
| 2026 edition | 5–7 June | 10th festival |
| 2026 winemaking participation | More than 100 companies | Reported after the event |
| 2026 wine selection | More than 1,000 varieties | Wine labels or presentations, not company count |
| 2026 attendance | More than 180,000 people | General public and visitors, not trade-only footfall |
| 2025 visitors | 180,000 reported by organiser | Approximately 40% tourists, according to organiser |
| 2025 estimated economic impact | US$32 million | Wider event impact, not EventToura revenue |
Names associated with the 2026 winery line-up include Armenia Wine, ArmAs, Karas Wines, Hin Areni, Ijevan, Trinity Canyon Vineyards, Voskevaz and Yerevan Champagne Wines Factory. The participant roster also includes smaller producers, showing the event’s value as a platform for both established brands and emerging wineries.
Participation does not establish each company’s annual turnover, employee count, export capacity or retail market share. Those require separate company accounts and product-market data.
EventToura’s own audited revenue and employee totals were not established from the reviewed sources. The reported US$32 million impact measures spending associated with the wider festival economy. It must not be assigned to the organiser’s accounts.
Armenia’s wine industry adds economic context
Armenian government-linked reporting says the country produced more than 7.7 million litres of wine during 2025, a decline of 23.3% year on year. Output in the first quarter of 2026 reached about 1.7 million litres, up 26.7% on the comparable period. These figures describe national production, not the volume sold at Yerevan Wine Days.
The contrast illustrates a central issue for local drinks manufacturers. Strong public interest and well-attended events do not necessarily mean uninterrupted growth in national output. Production can vary with harvests, inventory cycles, export conditions and consumer demand.
For international grocery businesses, exhibitions provide visibility into brands and product innovation. National industry statistics and manufacturers’ accounts are needed to judge scale.
Exhibition organisers: headquarters, history and financial information
| Organiser | Base | Activities and history | Employees | Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOGOS EXPO Center | Yerevan, Armenia | Inter Food, Armenia EXPO and historical ArmProd activity; Inter Food advertises its 26th edition in 2027 | Current reliable headcount not published in reviewed sources | Current comparable audited turnover not published |
| EventToura Foundation | Yerevan, Armenia | Yerevan Wine Days, launched in 2017; 10th edition in 2026 | Current reliable headcount not published in reviewed sources | Current comparable audited turnover not published |
These organisations operate exhibitions and festivals rather than chains of retail branches. Co-located show sections and hired venues are not company outlets. A market-share percentage for the Armenian exhibitions industry would require reliable total industry revenue and consistent organiser figures, which were not available.
How the Armenian events compare with international food exhibitions
Armenia’s exhibitions operate on a different scale and with a different market remit from major international shows. Gulfood and Anuga, for example, attract larger international food-manufacturing and distribution audiences. Those events should not be treated as direct substitutes for exhibitions focused on Armenian production and regional trade.
Within the region, food and retail technology events in Serbia offer another comparison for companies following packaging, processing and store technology. Armenia’s own fresh-produce sector provides additional context for agricultural exporters exhibiting in the food category.
The next important developments are the release of Inter Food EXPO 2027’s confirmed exhibitor catalogue, formal information about ArmProd’s next edition and a dated announcement for Yerevan Wine Days 2027. Those updates will determine how precisely the coming exhibition calendar can be assessed.
Food and packaging sectors represented by Armenian exhibitors
Food exhibitions in Armenia reflect several distinct parts of the grocery supply chain. Honey suppliers and packaged-food companies represent finished consumer products.
Packaging businesses provide materials used by food processors. Trade houses connect manufacturers with distribution networks.
Machinery exhibitors support processing and manufacturing capacity rather than selling finished goods directly to supermarkets.
The distinction is important when analysing the 2025 Armenia EXPO catalogue. MOUNTAIN HONEY and VARDANYAN’S HONEY are relevant to the honey category, whereas V.R.PACK, WESTPACK and FANTI PLAST are packaging-related listings.
AR-BE Armenian-Belorus Tradehouse represents a trade and distribution model. These cannot all be grouped as food manufacturers when reporting exhibitor numbers.
The historical list also shows why a country-wide events article needs to go further than dates and venues. Exhibitions serve multiple commercial functions.
They can support new product launches, business introductions, machinery sales, packaging development and export relationships. Each activity has different performance measures.
Armenian exhibitors and international market access
Armenian food manufacturers operate within a regional trade environment shaped by production scale, transport routes and access to neighbouring and overseas markets. Food products also vary sharply in their export requirements. Shelf-stable honey and coffee products are managed differently from chilled dairy, frozen food or short-life produce.
For companies attending Inter Food, international distribution depends on more than exhibition exposure. A manufacturer must be able to supply the intended market with the correct labels, food-safety documents and commercial volumes. A distributor’s presence in a catalogue, meanwhile, does not demonstrate that the distributor owns manufacturing plants or the brands it represents.
Trade-show participation can provide early evidence of a company’s international ambitions. It is not equivalent to a confirmed supermarket listing, export contract or sustained foreign revenue. GTN therefore distinguishes confirmed exhibitors from potential sales relationships.
Exhibition attendance and commercial scale
The scale of Yerevan Wine Days can be described using its reported attendance and participating businesses. LOGOS EXPO Center’s 2027 event scale cannot yet be measured with the same precision because a complete confirmed exhibitor and visitor dataset for the upcoming edition has not been established.
Even when two events both report visitor totals, the numbers may measure different things. Yerevan Wine Days welcomes the public.
Inter Food targets industry professionals but may also admit consumers. Organisers may count visits over multiple days rather than distinct individual attendees.
These differences limit direct comparisons.
A substantial festival audience can support brand visibility and local hospitality activity. A smaller specialist exhibition can serve industrial manufacturers through direct business negotiations. Neither outcome should be inferred solely from attendance.
What changed in Armenia’s 2026 exhibition picture?
The clearest fresh developments are the successful tenth edition of Yerevan Wine Days in June 2026 and the confirmation of Inter Food’s next food exhibition in September 2027. The June festival demonstrated continued public interest in Armenian wines, while the later exhibition remains an opportunity for food production and commercial distribution.
At the same time, ArmProd’s next calendar entry remains unresolved from the primary evidence available. Its historical 2025 edition can be described confidently, but a future date would require a fresh organiser announcement. That uncertainty is relevant to suppliers planning participation and to readers comparing upcoming food events in the region.
The next useful developments to report will be official exhibitor commitments, country participation, floor area and relevant professional attendance. These would allow the industry to assess whether the exhibitions are expanding and which sectors are becoming more prominent.
Armenia food trade events: key questions answered
When is Inter Food EXPO 2027?
Inter Food EXPO is scheduled for 10–12 September 2027 at the Karen Demirchyan Complex in Yerevan.
Who organises Armenia EXPO?
LOGOS EXPO Center, based in Yerevan, organises Armenia EXPO and Inter Food EXPO.
Which companies exhibited at Armenia EXPO?
The 2025 catalogue names ANI PRODUCT, MOUNTAIN HONEY, VARDANYAN’S HONEY, V.R.PACK, WESTPACK and other businesses. This does not confirm their attendance in 2027.
How many exhibitors will attend Inter Food EXPO 2027?
A final verified 2027 exhibitor total was not established in the reviewed organiser information.
How many employees does LOGOS EXPO Center have?
No reliable current headcount or audited annual turnover was established in the sources reviewed.
Editor’s Note: Based on LOGOS EXPO Center’s published 2027 schedule, its historical catalogue, Armenia’s tourism records, EventToura festival information and independent Armenian reporting. Historical visitor counts, company names and economic-impact figures are identified by year. Where organiser employment, revenue or future exhibitor totals are not publicly established, no estimates have been substituted.
