8th CAC Africa

2026/9/15 0:00:00        Nairobi,Kenya

Venue:Sarit Expo Centre.Nairobi Kenya
           

Organizer:CCPIT Sub-council of Chemical Industry (CCPIT CHEM)
   Contact person:Ms.Li
   Tel:010-84292985

African Trade Platform with Global Agrochemical Industry

CAC Africa, as an overseas exhibition of the CAC Shanghai focusing on the agricultural market in East Africa, has been established since 2015. Over the past ten years of development and accumulation, with the joint efforts of our association, the relevant authorities and associations in the African agricultural chemicals industry, it has evolved into a professional and efficient business cooperation platform integrating agricultural technology exchanges and the display of global agricultural chemicals products. Every year, the exhibition attracts all relevant departments, associations, agricultural chemical enterprises, distributors, farmers, educational institutions, etc. to attend and negotiate. The attention and coverage by local mainstream media and industry media have made it a brand exhibition with strong influence in the East African agricultural chemicals industry, earning a good reputation among local customers.
8th CAC Africa is organized by CCPIT Sub-Council of Chemical Industry in collaboration with Pest Control Products Board (PCPB) and aak-GROW, with the support of KEPHIS and Egerton University. It is a premier event dedicated to presenting global advanced agri-inputs, equipments and solutions, promoting technological and trade exchange and cooperation, and advancing the agrochemical industry across Africa.

High-Level Industry Summit for In-Depth Market Insights

Government representatives from Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Uganda, Rwanda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe will be invited to participate. The summit will provide a comprehensive analysis of agrochemical registration policies, processes, required documents, and timelines in these countries. It will also explore market trends and demand for pesticides, biopesticides, fertilizers, and seeds across East Africa’s 70 million hectares of arable land,
as well as insights into the local investment environment and policies.