BE PART OF OUR FESTIVAL
Year after year, our team raises the bar, with Valletta's 2022 edition already shaping up to be a record-breaking year. The Malta International Food Festival is Malta's largest food event, with over 38,000 visitors in Mdina and another 9,000 people in Gozo for our 2019 editions.
Each year, over 80 exhibitors and caterers participate in both events, with a promising 70% of all participants returning year after year. If you're interested in exhibiting or supporting the show, there are several options listed below
Are you a caterer, food importer, exhibitor or have anything interesting to augment as part of this festival? We're interested to get to know more about you,
call +356 79000808, email us at brady@nrgy.com.mt or fill in the form below to schedule a meeting at your convenience
Exhibit This Year
WE WISH TO KNOW ABOUT YOU
Are you a food importer, exhibitor or have anything interesting to augment as part of this festival?
TRUSTED PARTNERS
Along these years, trusted partners have been working closely with our team to make the event a successful one. Their brand has been part of this ever growing project for the past years.
More over, given the large demand for custom-built stands, we’re cooperating with a number of partners in order to make sure that exhibitors are served with an effective, easy and efficient service during our events.
OTHER INFORMATION
Covering an area of 10,000 m², the Malta International Food Festival is one of the largest festivals on the island. Be sure to attract the noticeable attention by acquiring a valuable exhibit area. Details on the areas and distribution of stands can be found in this document.
To ensure the highest sanitary standards, the event is inspected and certified by the Health Inspectorate within the Public Health Regulatory Division, ensuring that food produced, distributed and consumed by patrons meets the highest possible standards of food safety and hygiene. In order to reduce the incidence of any infringements participants are requested to follow these guidelines as governed by the Laws of Malta.