EXPO CATEGORIES
Organic & Sustainable Farming
- Organic Food Producers: Farms and brands showcasing certified organic grains, pulses, fruits, vegetables, oilseeds, and spices.
- Bio-Inputs Manufacturers: Companies producing bio-fertilizers, organic manures, bio-pesticides, and botanical plant extracts.
- Natural Farming Advocates: Organizations promoting zero-budget natural farming (ZBNF), vermicomposting, and indigenous seed banking.
Smart Agriculture & Farm Mechanization
- Precision Farming Solutions: Tech firms offering agri-drones, IoT-based soil sensors, satellite crop monitoring, and AI-driven farm management software.
- Machinery & Tools: Manufacturers of mini-tractors, power tillers, automated weeders, laser levelers, and specialized organic weeding equipment.
- Irrigation Specialists: Providers of solar-powered micro-irrigation systems, drip and sprinkler technology, and smart water valves.
Horticulture, Floriculture & Landscaping
- Commercial Nurseries: Exhibitors displaying high-yielding fruit saplings, ornamental plants, flower bulbs, and tissue-cultured varieties.
- Protected Cultivation Experts: Greenhouse, polyhouse, and net-house builders alongside hydroponic, aeroponic, and vertical farming setup providers.
- Gardening Supply Brands: Businesses selling premium potting soils, organic coco peat, specialized planters, and micro-gardening tools for urban spaces.
Supply Chain, Processing & Post-Harvest
- Food Processing Machinery: Manufacturers of sorting, grading, milling, de-stoning, and cold-press oil extraction equipment.
- Eco-Friendly Packaging: Firms offering biodegradable, compostable, and vacuum-sealed food packaging solutions to maintain organic integrity.
- Cold Chain & Logistics: Providers of temperature-controlled storage, refrigerated transport, and farm-to-fork tracking systems.
Financial, Certification & Advisory Services
- Organic Certification Bodies: Accredited agencies clarifying NPOP, USDA Organic, and Participatory Guarantee System (PGS) certification processes.
- Agri-Banking & Credit: Banks, NBFCs, and financial institutions showcasing formal agricultural credit, crop insurance, and startup funding.
- Research & Development: Agricultural universities, government boards (like the National Horticulture Board or APEDA), and training institutes sharing crop innovation and export guidelines.
