Dublin food show September 8 to bring food and hospitality industries together

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  • Dublin Food Show takes place September 8, 2026
  • Over 70 exhibitors across food and hospitality sectors
  • Free admission for trade professionals
  • Venue at Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport
  • Focus on supplier discovery and industry networking

The Dublin Food Show 2026 will take place at Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport on Tuesday, 8th September, bringing together businesses and professionals from across Ireland’s food, hospitality, catering and related industries for a day of supplier discovery, networking and new business opportunities. The free-to-attend trade show has been designed for professionals involved in buying, sourcing, operating or supplying within the food and hospitality sectors. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet over 70 suppliers from a wide range of sectors, discover new products and services, compare potential suppliers and establish new industry contacts.

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The event offers attendees the chance to carry out supplier research in a single day, speaking directly with suppliers and exploring new products without arranging multiple separate meetings. Exhibitors representing a diverse range of areas across the food and hospitality supply chain include Avonmore, Keelings, Butlers, Vegware, Excellence, Arlaco Limited and Blenders among those taking part. The mix of established brands, specialist suppliers and local businesses gives visitors the opportunity to explore familiar names and new businesses while comparing products and services in one location.

Attendance at the Dublin Food Show remains completely free for trade visitors, making the event accessible to businesses of all sizes across the sector. The show follows the continued growth of the Ireland Food Show Series, which has brought together thousands of businesses and industry professionals through previous events. The Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport venue offers easy access from the M1 and M50, strong public transport connections and on-site parking for visitors travelling from Dublin and further afield. The event focuses on creating useful face-to-face industry connections for businesses seeking new products, alternative suppliers, operational solutions and new ideas.

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A written release shared: “The emphasis remains simple: provide an environment where people working within the industry can meet the companies supplying it, discover what is new in the market and build valuable business relationships.”

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