NLP Expo and INDOGRITECH Expo to Be Held on November 4–7, 2026

JAKARTA, JakartaWeekly.com—The Nusantara Livestock & Poultry (NLP) Expo 2026 and INDOGRITECH Expo 2026 will be held on November 4–7, 2026, at Hall 5 of the Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE) BSD City. The exhibitions aim to bring together stakeholders from Indonesia’s livestock, poultry, and agricultural industries.

PT Debindo Global Expo Director Rafidi Iqra Muhamad said the two exhibitions would enter their second year, with a focus on strengthening the agricultural and livestock sectors and supporting national food security.

“As they enter their second year, NLP Expo and INDOGRITECH Expo continue to align their objectives with efforts to strengthen the agricultural and livestock sectors and support national food security,” Rafidi said at a press conference held recently at the Secretariat of the Indonesian Farmers Harmony Association (HKTI), located in the Ministry of Agriculture’s Archives Building.

NLP Expo 2026 will showcase a range of products and solutions for the livestock and poultry industries, including livestock production supplies, animal housing and husbandry equipment, livestock machinery and equipment, egg processing and handling systems, feed and nutrition products, veterinary medicines, and vaccines. The exhibition will also cover the aquaculture and fisheries sectors.

Meanwhile, INDOGRITECH Expo 2026 will feature agricultural products and technologies, including seeds and food crops, horticultural and floricultural commodities, fertilizers and agricultural chemicals, tractors and agricultural machinery, and agricultural technology. The exhibition will also cover plantation commodities, post-harvest handling and storage, renewable energy for agriculture, and agricultural waste management.

Companies participating in NLP Expo 2026 include NusaQu, Bauer, Elo Karsa Utama, Syariftech, and RSN. Participants in INDOGRITECH Expo 2026 include BONTA, Avery, Nirawak, Aerotron, and KAGARA.

Chairman of the Indonesian Poultry Breeding Companies Association (GPPU) Asrokh Nawawi said strengthening the poultry industry required accurate data to align production with market demand. Distributing breeding, production, and processing centers more evenly across regions, along with fostering cooperation among industry players, was also part of efforts to strengthen the supply chain.

“Strengthening the poultry industry requires accurate data to align production with market demand. In addition, a more even distribution of breeding, production, and processing centers across regions, together with synergies among industry players, is key to building a more efficient and sustainable supply chain,” Asrokh said.

PT Nusa Sentosa Indonesia (NusaQu) Director Nanang Sugiarto said his company was participating in NusaFarm through a field experience program that gives visitors the opportunity to learn about the livestock ecosystem firsthand.

“NusaQu is participating in NusaFarm through a field experience program that gives visitors the opportunity to gain a closer understanding of the livestock ecosystem. Through this experience, visitors can see how livestock operations are carried out, including the use of technology in feeding and livestock monitoring. We hope NusaQu’s presence at NusaFarm will provide a more tangible picture of the developments and potential of the livestock industry,” Nanang said.

Cecep Mohammad Wahyudin, deputy chairman for livestock affairs at the HKTI National Leadership Board, said food security depended not only on production but also on the distribution of produce to consumers. Strengthening the supply chain from upstream to downstream, including through cold storage facilities and distribution systems, was necessary to maintain supply stability and improve livestock farmers’ welfare.

“Food security depends not only on production capacity but also on how products are delivered safely, equitably, and efficiently to consumers. Therefore, strengthening the supply chain from upstream to downstream, including through cold storage facilities and better distribution systems, is essential to maintaining supply stability while improving livestock farmers’ welfare,” Cecep said.

In the agricultural sector, RMA Indonesia President Director Toto Suharto said greater mechanization was one way to boost Indonesia’s agricultural productivity. Through Mahindra Farm Equipment, the company offers mechanization solutions ranging from tractors to equipment that supports planting and harvesting.

“Increased mechanization is an important step toward boosting Indonesia’s agricultural productivity. Through Mahindra Farm Equipment, we aim to support this process by providing a range of mechanization solutions, from tractors to equipment for planting and harvesting. We hope these technologies will better meet farmers’ needs and contribute to strengthening food security and achieving national food self-sufficiency,” Toto said.

In addition to the exhibition area, INDOGRITECH Expo 2026 will feature the Nusantara AgriFuture Summit, discussion forums, and business-matching sessions. These activities will address developments in the agricultural sector and provide industry players with opportunities to exchange insights and explore business partnerships.

Both exhibitions will also feature NusaFarm, an interactive area where visitors can experience crops and livestock firsthand.

Through NLP Expo and INDOGRITECH Expo 2026, PT Debindo Global Expo hopes to bring together businesses, associations, distributors, and technology providers to broaden access to product information and technological developments, while fostering cooperation across the livestock, poultry, and agricultural sectors.