Horti Logistica Africa

International Trade Fair of the Fruit and Vegetable Sector

Ngurdoto Mountain Lodge, Arusha, Tanzania

What is Hortilogistica Africa?

Horti Logistica Africa is the premier continental trade fair dedicated to the fresh produce, horticulture, and logistics sectors across Africa. Organized by the Tanzanian Horticulture Association (TAHA) in collaboration with the Government of Tanzania through the Ministry of Agriculture, this event brings the global world of horticulture to Tanzania — showcasing unparalleled opportunities for collaboration, investment, and partnership.

Inspired by renowned international events like Fruit Logistica in Berlin, Asia Fruit Logistica, and Macfrut in Italy, Horti Logistica Africa aligns with the objectives of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), promoting intra-African trade, value addition, and regional integration to unlock the continent's vast agricultural potential. Join us at Ngurdoto Mountain Lodge, Arusha, Tanzania for three dynamic days of exhibitions, forums, networking, and insights.

International Trade

Global business connections

Business Networking

Meet industry leaders

Innovation Showcase

Latest technologies

Export Solutions

Logistics & supply chain

Exhibition Segments

Three Segments – One Goal: Growth

From farm to market — explore the three pillars that power Africa's horticulture value chain.

Fresh Produce

Explore Africa's diverse array of fruits, vegetables, flowers, spices, and nuts. From Tanzania's avocados and mangoes to Ethiopia's cut flowers, this segment highlights export-ready products and indigenous varieties for nutrition and resilience.

Machinery & Technology

Discover cutting-edge equipment, from hydroponics to AI-driven farming. Mechanization is transforming African agriculture, boosting productivity and reducing post-harvest losses.

Logistics

Efficient supply chains are crucial for Africa's horticulture. Learn about cold chain improvements, agro-logistics, and AfCFTA-enabled trade routes to minimize post-harvest losses.

500+

Exhibitors

40+

Countries

5,000+

Visitors