about the exhibition Middle East Organic & Natural Products Expo 2026:
Key facts about the event
- Dates: November 16–18, 2026.
- Place: Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC).
- Specialization: The region's largest exhibition of organic and natural products.
Tea and coffee section
The exhibition features a separate pavilion for tea and coffee producers. This is important, as consumers in the UAE are increasingly looking for:
- Organic and biodynamic tea varieties.
- Herbal blends (Health & Wellness).
- Specialty coffee with confirmed origin (Single Origin).
Why is it worth visiting?
- B2B meetings: The organizers offer a platform for pre-scheduling meetings with distributors and retailers in the Middle East.
- Conferences: Clean label and eco-friendly packaging trends are discussed.
- Export potential: If you are a brand, this is the best way to enter the GCC markets.
How to get there?
- For visitors: Registration is usually free, but you must purchase a ticket in advance on the official website. organicandnatural.com.
- For exhibitors: If you want to exhibit at the exhibition, it is best to book your space 6-8 months in advance, as the tea and coffee pavilions fill up quickly.
We can help you find out the conditions booth reservation to participate or suggest which ones more coffee and tea events will take place in Dubai at the end of the year?
Dubai is set to host several significant tea and food events in 2025:
- Global Dubai Tea ForumAccording to information available on the forum's official website, the event is organised by DMCC and serves as an important platform for discussing current issues affecting the tea industry.
Gulfood 2027: Gulfood 2027 International Food and Beverage Exhibition at Dubai World Trade Centre.
It is recommended that you regularly check the official websites of the events listed for the most up-to-date information on dates and programs.
As the most popular drink in the world after water, tea has long enjoyed a unique status in countries around the world.
Today, it is one of the most widely traded commodities, worth approximately $50 billion* (source: EMR). This figure is expected to grow by more than $40% this decade, thanks to a new generation of consumers who appreciate the rich variety of tea and its cultural history. And the lifestyle benefits. Global demand is growing from teahouses to living rooms, requiring more choice and variety, including new flavored teas and specialty products.
Dubai Tea Forum
Changes are brewing in the marketplace. And the tea industry is recognizing the enormous opportunities the company offers.
However, challenges lie ahead. The pandemic has restricted shipping and other modes of transport, affecting trade and supply chains. Geopolitical tensions and inflation are causing uncertainty in the global economy. Climate change and adverse weather conditions are affecting production and prices. Meanwhile, new technologies, innovations, and the drive for greater sustainability will and will reshape the tea market at all levels of the supply chain for years to come.
So how should the industry read tea leaves?
Organised by DMCC Tea Centre and themed ‘Unpacking the Future of Tea: From Consumer Trends to New Market Opportunities’, the event will bring together global tea producers, suppliers, buyers, governments and other industry stakeholders to discuss and explore key consumer trends.
Event hosted by DMCC Tea Centre
- Tea culture
- Tea traditions
- Tea tasting
- Tea appreciation
- Tea history
- Tea ceremony
- Tea education
- Tea experts
- Tea enthusiasts
- Tea industry
- Tea market
- Tea varieties
- Tea blends
- Tea brewing techniques
- Tea health benefits
- Tea recipes
- Tea events
- Tea news
- Tea equipment
- Tea accessories.