11th Bapa Foodpro Expo Showcases Global Tech in Dhaka
The 11th edition of the Bapa Foodpro International Expo is underway at the International Convention City Bashundhara in Dhaka. The three-day exhibition, which began last Thursday, will conclude tomorrow on Saturday.

The 11th edition of the Bapa Foodpro International Expo is currently taking place at the International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB) in Purbachal, Dhaka. This significant industrial event brings together various stakeholders and industry leaders to highlight advancements in the agro-processing sector. The three-day exhibition officially commenced last Thursday and is scheduled to conclude on its final day tomorrow, Saturday.
The comprehensive industrial exhibition has been jointly organized by the Bangladesh Agro-Processors Association (BAPA) and Rainbow Exhibition and Event Management Services Limited (REEMS). This collaborative effort aims to provide a robust platform for local and international businesses operating within the food processing and agro-industrial sectors to connect, network, and display their latest innovations.
A notable gathering of prominent industry figures is associated with the event, featuring key individuals such as Afroza Khanam, Mahbub Anam, Ahsan Khan Chowdhury, Chhoyad Muhammad Shoaib Hasan, and Minhaj Ahmed. Additionally, prominent organizations including PRAN-RFL Group and Prothom Alo are linked to the broader context of the exhibition's activities and industry presence.
The international scope of the three-day trade show is underscored by substantial participation figures. The exhibition features a total of 200 distinct brands hailing from 27 different countries, demonstrating the global interest and reach of the agro-processing technologies being showcased at the venue in Dhaka.
Attendees and industry professionals visiting the venue have access to over 4,000 modern technology and machinery-based solutions tailored for the food processing industry. Furthermore, official data indicates a strong public and professional turnout, with the visitor count surpassing 3,000 people during just the first two days of the ongoing event.






