English 
Русский AGRAVIA 2027
- Dates
- Venue
- Crocus Expo (Pavilion 3)
- City
- Moscow, Russia
- Industry
- Agriculture
- Official website
- agravia.org
AGRAVIA takes place at Crocus Expo (Pavilion 3) in Moscow from 20 January to 22 January 2027. International agribusiness exhibition covering livestock production and crop farming and agricultural technology.
What the fair covers
The focus is agricultural production: crops, livestock inputs, farm machinery and post-harvest handling. International agribusiness exhibition covering livestock production and crop farming and agricultural technology. That shapes both the exhibitor mix and the questions worth preparing before you arrive.
Dates, venue and getting there
The fair runs from 20 January to 22 January 2027 at Crocus Expo (Pavilion 3) in Moscow. It runs for 3 days, which is short, so deciding which halls to prioritise before arriving makes a difference. Moscow's main exhibition venues are connected to the metro, which is the most reliable way to reach them. Buyers travelling from outside the region should confirm visa and entry requirements well in advance, as processing times vary.
Planning your visit
The value of attending is direct comparison. Sampling two competing products side by side settles questions that email exchanges leave open, and shelf-life, packaging format and certification tend to come up naturally at the booth. Buyers usually plan their route around specific product categories rather than trying to walk the entire venue. For AGRAVIA, that means preparing ahead of the January dates and arriving with a target list of stands.
Language and interpreting support
Business is conducted primarily in Russian, and English coverage among exhibitors varies considerably. Visitors from outside the region generally benefit from language support for anything beyond an initial conversation, particularly where technical specifications or contract terms are involved. An interpreter already working in Moscow saves further time simply by knowing the venue and how to move around it.
After the fair
After the fair the work moves to compliance and consistency. Confirm that certification and labelling meet your market requirements, request samples drawn from an actual production run rather than the booth, and consider a pre-shipment inspection on a first order. Products that taste identical at a stand can differ measurably once volume production begins.
Frequently asked questions
When and where does AGRAVIA take place?
It runs from 20 January to 22 January 2027 at Crocus Expo (Pavilion 3) in Moscow. Confirm the dates against the organiser's official site before booking travel.
What is shown at the fair?
The focus is agricultural production: crops, livestock inputs, farm machinery and post-harvest handling. International agribusiness exhibition covering livestock production and crop farming and agricultural technology.
How much time should I allow?
It runs for 3 days, which is short, so deciding which halls to prioritise before arriving makes a difference. Planning a route through the halls in advance makes a noticeable difference to how much you get done.
Will I need an interpreter?
Business is conducted primarily in Russian, and English coverage among exhibitors varies considerably. Visitors from outside the region generally benefit from language support for anything beyond an initial conversation, particularly where technical specifications or contract terms are involved.
What happens after the fair?
After the fair the work moves to compliance and consistency. Confirm that certification and labelling meet your market requirements, request samples drawn from an actual production run rather than the booth, and consider a pre-shipment inspection on a first order. Products that taste identical at a stand can differ measurably once volume production begins.
Where do I find official information and registration?
The organiser's official site (agravia.org) is the primary source for dates, visitor registration and the exhibitor list. Registering before you travel is worth doing, as it saves queueing at the counters on the first day.