Jakarta, Indonesia: Indonesia’s food and beverage industry is continuing to create opportunities for technology providers and manufacturers as producers respond to changing consumer preferences, rising investment, and evolving production requirements. Food Manufacturing Indonesia 2027 will return from July 27–29, 2027, at JIExpo Kemayoran in Jakarta, bringing together companies and professionals across food processing, automation, packaging, logistics, and related manufacturing technologies.

The 2026 edition welcomed 372 exhibitors and more than 31,000 industry professionals from 20 countries, providing a broad platform for businesses across the F&B production ecosystem. The 2027 edition is expected to build on this participation by connecting Indonesian and international companies with manufacturers, technology providers, distributors, and industry decision-makers.

The event comes as Indonesia’s food and beverage sector continues to demonstrate strong economic activity. Data from Indonesia’s Ministry of Finance cited in recent industry coverage showed that the food and beverage industry grew 6.51 percent year-on-year in the second quarter of 2026. Industry representatives have also highlighted increasing investment in the sector, including growing participation from Chinese investors. Media Indonesia

As production volumes and product requirements evolve, manufacturers are increasingly looking toward automation and connected technologies to improve productivity, consistency, and supply-chain performance. Food Manufacturing Indonesia will provide a platform for examining technologies supporting food processing, packaging, material handling, logistics, and other stages of production.

The 2027 exhibition will return as part of the INAGRITECH mega-event and will be co-located with INAPALM ASIA, INAGRICHEM, AGROFOODTECH Indonesia, SugarMach Indonesia, and Pump & Valves Indonesia. The combined platform will bring together technologies covering food manufacturing, agricultural processing, palm oil and sugar machinery, agrochemicals, irrigation, and other agricultural and industrial applications.

For manufacturers, the convergence of processing and logistics technologies is increasingly important. Production efficiency depends not only on individual machines but also on how equipment, automation systems, material flows, packaging operations, warehousing, and distribution work together. A broader technology ecosystem can help businesses evaluate solutions across multiple stages of their operations.

The event will also provide opportunities for international suppliers to engage with Indonesian buyers and potential business partners. Seminars and industry sessions will complement the exhibition by providing insights into technology developments, market trends, and approaches to improving manufacturing capabilities.

Indonesia’s growing F&B sector is creating demand for production technologies that can support efficiency while responding to changing consumer and market requirements. The continued expansion of investment and manufacturing activity makes technology integration an increasingly important consideration for businesses seeking to strengthen their competitiveness.

Food Manufacturing Indonesia 2027 will therefore serve as a meeting point for manufacturers, technology companies, logistics providers, and industry professionals seeking to explore developments across the food production value chain. By connecting production technologies with logistics and supply-chain solutions, the event aims to support greater collaboration and innovation within Indonesia’s expanding F&B manufacturing ecosystem.

Logistics Tech Outlook highlights technologies transforming supply chains, manufacturing operations, and logistics networks. Through coverage of Food Manufacturing Indonesia 2027, the publication examines how automation, processing technologies, and integrated logistics solutions are supporting the evolution of modern food manufacturing.