ENOLIEXPO 2026: Innovation, Business and Internationalisation

From 19th to 21st of March 2026, Enoliexpo will return to Fiera del levante, in Bari (Italy) with a more international and future-oriented edition.

Enoliexpo offers a comprehensive overview of technologies, machinery and solutions for the entire sector: from the care and managment of olive groves and vineyards, to innovations in olive oil mills and wineries, end-of-line solutions and packaging.

Confirmations and news for Enoliexpo 2026: 

 Beertech: the sector dedicated to Craft Beer, solutions and technologies for the brewing industry

 International visibility: incoming foreign buyers from Turkey, Albania, North Africa and the Middle East.

► High-level conference programme, with experts, trends and strategies for the future of the 3 sectors.

► Demonstration area: machinery and technologies in action!

► Job Area: opportunities to meet supply and demand, companies and professionals (also for dealers!)

► Enoliexpo App with matchmaking, to connect exhibitors and visitors in a smart way

► Free trade fair marketing course, to maximise your participation at Enoliexpo

Be part of the 7th edition of Enoliexpo! An event that combines tradition, innovation, business and internationalisation.

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