Under the slogan "Grow with the flow", Drinktec 2025 will welcome trade visitors to the exhibition grounds in Munich from 15 to 19 September. Whether it's individual products, special systems or a complete filling line: On an area of over 150,000 square metres, the world's leading trade fair offers the entire repertoire of the beverage and liquid food industry, from production, filling and packaging to marketing, including raw materials and logistics solutions.
An overview of the most important exhibition areas at Drinktec:
The trade fair covers the entire process chain, harmonising supply and demand. Drinktec sees itself as a global economic summit, a business platform. It consistently measures itself against the business success of its customers, exhibitors and visitors. Everyone finds the ideal conditions here to do business. Drinktec is also the industry's platform for the future. It puts topics on the agenda that will occupy the industry in the coming years and decades. This is where the foundations are laid for the developments of tomorrow. In the supporting programme, experts from all over the world exchange ideas, concepts and solutions.
More than 1,000 exhibitors from 55 countries and around 50,000 trade visitors from 169 countries came to Munich for Drinktec 2022. With an international share of 65 per cent of exhibitors and more than 70 per cent of visitors, the event confirmed its status as the world's leading trade fair for beverages and liquid foods. Dr Reinhard Pfeiffer, Managing Director of Messe München: "Drinktec shows: World trade fairs are once again possible in Europe. Most visitors came from abroad and almost 40 per cent of them came from outside Europe, for example from Mexico, Brazil, South Africa, Japan or India. It is significant that the third most visited country after Germany and Italy is the USA." Volker Kronseder, Chairman of the Drinktec Advisory Board, adds: "When you walk through the halls, you see a multitude of new and further developments, you finally see people from different nations communicating with each other in person again. The innovation density is extremely high again this year."
