FOODEX FROZEN

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FOODEX FROZEN

The world’s largest and only exhibition specialized in “Frozen food industries.”

Why Exhibit at the FOODEX FROZEN

The world’s only international B2B exhibition specialized in frozen foods.

350+ frozen food companies from 25+ countries and regions exhibit their products.
※Including participation in the concurrently held FOODEX JAPAN.

Here, the trends of frozen foods from all over the world come together.

Who can you reach at FOODEX FROZEN

Graph：Changes in Production Volume of Frozen Foods in Japan — *76,000+* Visitors registered from
90 countries & regions

Meet International decision makers

Take advantage of the high quota of international decision makers from
- Trade wholesalers
- Food services
- Food Manufactures
- Retailors　　etc

85% of the visitors are decision makers
79% of the visitors are participating
to source and negotiate
77% of the visitors are
advanced their business
process in the event.

FROZEN FOODS HAVE HIGH POTENTIAL
IN THE JAPANESE MARKET

Frozen foods are gaining attention in Japanese Market as a solution to significant
social issues such as changes in lifestyle, the increase in single-person households,
the growing demand for preservative-free foods due to increased health
consciousness, addressing food waste, and tackling labor shortages.

TOPIC No.1

Due to the increase in women's participation in the workforce and higher consumption at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, the production volume of frozen foods has been steadily increasing year by year.

TOPIC No.2

The subsiding of the COVID-19 pandemic presents significant potential for growth in the commercial sector. As a solution to the labor shortage in Japan's food service industry, there is growing attention on the potential of frozen foods.

Graph：Changes in Production Volume of Commercial Frozen Foods in Japan — Changes in Production Volume of Commercial Frozen Foods in Japan

TOPIC No.3

Japan's self-sufficiency rate for food is very low at 38%, even among advanced countries, and relies heavily on imports for many food products. Frozen foods are no exception, and their import volume has significantly increased over the past 10 years.