The AFL Peru Meet Up 2025 is set to bring together some of the biggest global names in fresh produce at the Swissôtel Lima on 28–29 October 2025.
Organized by Asia Fruit Logistica (AFL), this inaugural event aims to strengthen trade relations between Latin America and Asia, serving as a key meeting point for growers, exporters, buyers, and logistics experts from across the globe.
Delegates from nearly 20 countries, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, India, Italy, Mexico, South Korea, Spain, the UAE, and the United States, have already confirmed attendance, signaling the event’s growing international significance.
Star Speakers and Industry Experts
The two-day conference will feature an impressive lineup of industry pioneers sharing insights and market trends shaping the future of global produce. Among the confirmed speakers are:
- Søren Bjørn, CEO of Driscoll’s
- Miguel Ángel Curiel, Vice President of Driscoll’s Mexico
- Jorge Arangurí, Co-founder of Danper Trujillo
- Gabriel Noboa, Agrícola Don Ricardo
- Diego Vásquez, Westfalia Fruit
- Juan Juwon Sul, importer at Latida (South Korea)
- Riley Wang, Shanghai Supafresh Trading
- Dirk Winelmann, Vanguard
- Manuel Tornel, Imida-Itum (Spain)
- Pablo Ramirez, Sun World
- Patricio Rebolledo, PacLife
- Arturo Vera, Lima Airport Partners
These leaders will discuss innovation, sustainability, logistics, and branding in the fruit and vegetable trade.
Event Highlights and Focus Areas
The AFL Peru Meet Up will feature conference sessions, exhibitions, and networking opportunities, offering delegates an integrated view of global market trends and the technological future of produce exports.
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Event Name | AFL Peru Meet Up 2025 |
| Dates | 28–29 October 2025 |
| Venue | Swissôtel Lima, Peru |
| Focus | Strengthening Latin America–Asia trade connections |
| Key Themes | Innovation, logistics, sustainability, branding |
| Participating Countries | 20+ including Peru, China, India, USA, South Korea |
| Organizer | Asia Fruit Logistica |
| Special Events | Gala Dinner, Roundtable Meetings, Networking Lunches |
The conference will focus on how Peru’s fresh produce sector, including avocados, blueberries, grapes, and citrus, continues to dominate global markets through technological innovation, quality standards, and new export channels.
Exhibition and Sponsorship Opportunities
Some of the most influential companies in the global produce industry will showcase their latest technologies and innovations in Lima. Exhibitors include:
- Limones Piuranos
- Reemoon
- PacLife
- Unitec
- Jinbao
- Promoción Murcia
These companies will display cutting-edge packaging solutions, cold-chain logistics systems, and post-harvest technologies that are reshaping international fruit trade. Sponsorship slots and exhibition spaces are nearly full, offering a unique opportunity for brands to connect directly with buyers and importers.
Registration and Access
Trade visitor passes for the AFL Peru Meet Up 2025 include:
- Access to the conference and exhibition areas
- Entry to the Gala Dinner on 28 October
- Networking sessions, coffee breaks, and lunches
Discounted rates are available for IFPA members, Asiafruit subscribers, and partner trade associations. Early registrations are encouraged as space is limited.
Why the AFL Peru Meet Up Matters
The AFL Peru Meet Up is more than a trade event — it’s a global platform for collaboration and innovation. It aims to:
- Strengthen trade bridges between Latin America and Asia
- Promote sustainable and smart agriculture practices
- Boost Peru’s position as a global fresh produce leader
- Facilitate real business deals between exporters and buyers
With the spotlight on logistics improvements such as the Port of Chancay, Peru is gearing up to become one of the most efficient export hubs in the region.
The AFL Peru Meet Up 2025 represents a pivotal moment for the global fruit and vegetable industry. By gathering innovators, exporters, and buyers from across continents, the event will help shape the next decade of trade between Latin America and Asia.
With discussions on sustainability, technology, and logistics efficiency, Lima is set to become the epicenter of global produce innovation this October.
Industry professionals are encouraged to register early, connect with key players, and be part of the transformation driving the future of agriculture and trade.
