Dublin Food Show 2026 is set to bring Ireland’s food, hospitality and catering communities together on Tuesday, 8 September, at the Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport. The free trade event will give professionals a valuable opportunity to meet suppliers, discover products and build new business connections in one place.
For anyone following food Ireland and the changing food news Ireland landscape, the show offers a practical look at the companies, services and purchasing solutions shaping the country’s foodservice industry.
Dublin Food Show 2026: What Visitors Can Expect
The event is aimed at people involved in buying, sourcing, operating or supplying across the food and hospitality sectors. Expected attendees include restaurant and café operators, hotels, caterers, chefs, food producers, retailers, procurement teams, hospitality groups and other industry decision-makers.
More than 70 suppliers are due to take part, giving visitors the chance to compare products, discuss business needs and make useful contacts without arranging numerous separate meetings.
Exhibitors named for the 2026 show include:
- Avonmore
- Keelings
- Butlers
- Vegware
- Excellence
- Arlaco Limited
- Blenders
The broad exhibitor line-up reflects the variety of the modern Irish food and hospitality supply chain. Visitors may be able to explore food products, packaging, operational services and other business solutions while speaking directly with representatives who understand the demands of the sector.
A practical day for food and hospitality businesses
Finding alternative suppliers or researching new products can be time-consuming, particularly for smaller restaurants, cafés and independent food businesses. The Dublin Food Show is designed to bring much of that process together under one roof.
Attendees can ask questions, explain their requirements, assess potential purchasing options and identify new partners face to face. Whether a business is seeking new ingredients, more efficient operations, sustainable packaging or fresh ideas, the event is focused on useful connections rather than simply browsing stands.
Free Registration for Trade Visitors
Admission to the Dublin Food Show 2026 is completely free for eligible trade visitors. The event forms part of the wider Ireland Food Show Series, which has connected thousands of businesses and professionals through previous shows.
Professionals working in food, hospitality, catering, food production and related areas can register in advance at irelandfoodshow.com/register. The show takes place on Tuesday, 8 September, at Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport.
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Conclusion
The Dublin Food Show 2026 will offer food and hospitality professionals a convenient way to discover suppliers, compare opportunities and strengthen industry relationships. For businesses looking to understand and participate in food Ireland, free registration makes this September event an appealing date for the diary.
