Queensland food and beverage exporters are strengthening their global presence by showcasing premium produce at two of Asia’s leading industry trade events — Foodex Japan, in Tokyo, and AAHAR 2026, in New Delhi. 

Supported by Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ), delegations of Queensland producers are meeting international buyers, distributors and hospitality leaders while promoting the quality, innovation and traceability that define the state’s agricultural exports. 

From premium beef and macadamias to honey, condiments and value-added foods, these international events provide a platform for Queensland businesses to build new commercial partnerships and expand into high-growth markets across Asia.

These activities form part of TIQ’s ongoing work positioning Queensland as a trusted global supplier of premium food and agricultural products. 

Queensland producersQueensland food and beverage producers were part of a showcase event in Seoul in the lead up to Foodex.

Queensland producers connect with buyers at Foodex Japan 

Foodex Japan, held annually in Tokyo, is one of Asia’s largest food and beverage exhibitions, attracting thousands of global buyers from the retail, hospitality and food service sectors. 

Japan is a key export destination for Queensland, particularly for premium beef, horticulture products and high-quality processed foods. 

Queensland exporters participating at Foodex Japan are showcasing a diverse range of products to Japanese distributors and international food buyers. 

Queensland companies attending include: 

  • Australian Premium Macadamias  - representing Queensland’s globally renowned macadamia industry 
  • Figjam & Co  - artisan condiments and gourmet preserves featuring Australian native bush superfoods 
  • Good Earth Oils - producers of cold-pressed oils and health products from regional Queensland 
  • Hampson Honey - premium Australian honey products recognised for quality and traceability 
  • Mr Consistent - an innovative beverage brand specialising in cocktail mixers and premium drink solutions 
  • Pacific Coast Eco Bananas - producers of sustainably grown Australian bananas 
  • Stockyard Beef - internationally recognised for premium grain-fed beef exports.-

Queensland exporters explore opportunities in India

Queensland producers are also participating in AAHAR 2026, India’s largest food and hospitality trade exhibition held in New Delhi. 

The event brings together international food brands, distributors, retailers and hospitality operators and provides a valuable platform for exporters seeking to enter or expand in the Indian market. 

India’s rapidly expanding middle class and growing retail sector are driving demand for high-quality imported food products. The exhibition attracts thousands of buyers and industry representatives each year, making it a key gateway for international suppliers.  

Queensland delegates are engaging with importers, retailers and hospitality buyers through business meetings, product demonstrations and market visits during the five-day event. 

Local businesses participating in the AAHAR delegation include:

  • Aromas Coffee Roastery - one of Queensland’s pioneering coffee roasters supplying premium coffee and tea products globally
  • Bee-Fused Honey Co - innovators in functional honey products using patented bee-fusion processes
  • Dhuwa Coffee - Australia’s first Indigenous-owned coffee manufacturer producing ethically sourced premium blends
  • Frosty Boy - global suppliers of dessert and beverage solutions for foodservice and retail markets
  • Lush Lychees - premium fresh and value-added lychee producers supplying international markets counter-seasonally
  • Majans - globally recognised snack food producers known for bold flavours and better-for-you products
  • Rehydraid - innovative electrolyte beverage products manufactured in Queensland
  • Sai World - premium fruit exporters supplying high-quality Australian produce to global markets

Expanding global opportunities for Queensland exporters 

Participation in international trade exhibitions is one of the many ways TIQ supports Queensland businesses to grow internationally. 

Through its global network and in-market expertise, TIQ connects exporters with buyers, provides market insights and helps businesses navigate regulatory requirements and market entry pathways.