Africa Big 7- Redefining the food industry from farm-to-fork
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The future of food business.
FoodNext.Africa is dedicated to capturing the conversation around food disruption across the value chain from farm-to-fork, focused on creating sustainable food systems, new products, fortified innovative distribution models and the latest consumer adoption.
The event is curated around an agenda of critical debate – hosted by business leaders and innovators providing insights into embracing disruption, scaling up new projects and meeting the rapidly changing needs of consumers.

2 DAYS OF KNOWLEDGE & NETWORKING
The perfect forum to meet with key thought leaders, stakeholders and innovators across the total value chain
FUNDING INSIGHTS
Find out how you can tap into funding opportunities and introduce your brands to VC’s
FOCUSED AGENDA
Agenda over two day focusing on food innovation and key insights into opportunities available in the market
ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIONS
Networking opportunities for startups and innovators to meet partners and capital investors
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Africa’s Big 7 - WHY YOU SHOULD VISIT
2026-05-30
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