A Review of Attending the 2025 Barcelona Seafood Expo
The 2025 Seafood Expo Global/Seafood Processing Global show, the world’s largest and most diverse seafood trade event, brought more than 35,000 seafood industry professionals to Barcelona, Spain for three days of opportunities for collaboration about the latest food trends, innovations, and challenges facing the sector.
This year’s event held from May 6 to 8 at Fira de Barcelona. It featured over 2,000 exhibiting companies from 87 countries, occupying more than 51,217 net square meters of exhibit space, alongside 68 national pavilions.
The Expo provided us with invaluable insights into the latest trends and developments in the seafood industry. Especially this year, with the implementation of import tariffs in the United States, Tilapia has experienced significant price fluctuations, we can take the opportunity of participating in the exhibition to have in-depth communication with customers.
Our discussions not only allowed us to deepen our existing partnerships but also to explore exciting new opportunities for collaboration.
As we move forward, we are excited about the possibility of working together more closely. The insights gained from the Expo have equipped us with the knowledge to better understand the dynamics of our industry, and we are confident that this will enhance our future collaborations.
We would love to keep the momentum going and explore how we can support client's business in the upcoming months. Whether it involves product development, supply chain solutions, or shared promotion initiatives, our team is ready and eager to assist.
Looking for meeting up in next year!
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