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IPPE Expands Global Trade Support in 2026

IPPE Expands Global Trade Support in 2026
Jan 20, 2026
By Farms.com

International attendees gain access to trade services and global networking opportunities

The 2026 International Production and Processing Expo will continue to strengthen global trade by offering a wide range of services designed for international attendees. The event is supported by leading industry organizations and focuses on improving cooperation across the global protein supply chain. 

Nearly one third of IPPE attendees travel from outside the United States, highlighting the event’s strong international presence. To support these visitors, IPPE partners with the U.S. Department of Commerce through its International Buyer Program. This program connects qualified international buyers and business partners with U.S. companies, helping them build trade relationships and explore new markets. 

During the event, representatives from the Commercial Service will be available onsite to guide attendees through international trade opportunities. These services are designed to help businesses expand exports, identify partners, and better understand global market requirements. 

The 2026 IPPE will also feature an International Trade Center, offering buyer matching, private meeting rooms, translation services, import and export counseling, and access to export directories. These resources aim to make business discussions more efficient and accessible for visitors from different regions. 

In addition, a special education program focused on the future of the poultry industry will be available for Latin American participants. The program will be delivered in Spanish, with translation support in English and Portuguese to encourage wider participation. 

The 2026 event will feature the largest trade show floor in IPPE history, covering more than 665,000 square feet and hosting over 1,380 exhibitors. By bringing together feed, poultry, and meat sectors under one roof, IPPE supports collaboration across the entire production and processing chain, helping build a stronger and more connected global food system. 

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