CONSULAI Returns to a Strong Presence at Agroglobal 2025

AGROGLOBAL 2025 is back from 9 to 11 September, and CONSULAI will be there with an intense and wide-ranging agenda of initiatives, reinforcing its position as a strategic player in the agricultural, food and forestry sector.

Recognised as Portugal’s largest agricultural fair, AGROGLOBAL continues to stand out as the stage for modern, profitable, sustainable and innovative agriculture. In this context, CONSULAI will bring to the fair a series of actions that promote knowledge sharing, strategic debate and engagement with the sector’s main stakeholders.

In this edition, CONSULAI will be involved in the organisation of 6 seminars, held in collaboration with various institutional and business partners, which will address central and emerging themes for the future of agriculture.

During the three days of the fair, the CONSULAI stand will be much more than a point of contact – it will be a dynamic space open to the sector – dedicated to the areas of investment, innovation, strategy, communication and sustainability.

The closing moment of CONSULAI’s presence at the fair will be the Sunset Party, an AGROGLOBAL and CONSULAI initiative, scheduled for the late afternoon of 11 September – a relaxed and friendly event, already a tradition in CONSULAI’s programme at AGROGLOBAL.

CONSULAI na AGROGLOBAL

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