BIRC 2026 (Bharat International Rice Conference) is India's premier international rice conference scheduled for October 23-24-25, 2026 at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. It brings together rice exporters, importers, technology providers, government officials, and industry stakeholders from around the world.

When and where is BIRC 2026?

BIRC 2026 will be held on October 23-24-25, 2026 at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, India. Bharat Mandapam is a state-of-the-art convention center that hosted the G20 Summit 2023.

How do I register for BIRC 2026?

You can register for BIRC 2026 at https://birc.in/register. Choose from three registration types: Exhibitor (to showcase products), Visitor (to explore and network), or Agent (to facilitate trade between exporters and buyers).

Who should attend BIRC 2026?

BIRC 2026 is ideal for rice exporters, importers, millers, processors, agriculture technology providers, government officials, policymakers, researchers, trade agents, and international buyers seeking Indian rice.

What is the venue for BIRC 2026?

BIRC 2026 will be held at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, India 110001. It is one of India's most prestigious exhibition and convention centers, accessible via Supreme Court Metro Station on the Blue Line.

Can international participants attend BIRC 2026?

Yes, BIRC 2026 welcomes international participants. The conference is specifically designed to facilitate international rice trade connections between Indian rice producers and global markets.

What are the exhibition categories at BIRC 2026?

Exhibition categories at BIRC 2026 include Basmati and non-basmati rice varieties, rice processing and milling machinery, packaging and storage solutions, quality testing and certification, logistics and supply chain services, and organic and specialty rice products.

How can I become a sponsor at BIRC 2026?

To become a sponsor at BIRC 2026, visit https://birc.in/sponsorship for available sponsorship packages, or contact the organizing committee through https://birc.in/contact for customized sponsorship opportunities.

BIRC Conference 2026

Set to take place at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi

Bharat International Rice Conference (BIRC) 2026 is set to be a landmark global platform dedicated to India's most vital agri-export — rice. Organised by the APEDA and the Indian Rice Exporters Federation (IREF), it brings together the entire rice ecosystem — producers, processors, exporters, startups, value-added innovators, shipping & logistics providers, quality surveyors and financial institutions.

India, the world's largest exporter of rice, exported 20.19 million metric tonnes in 2024–25 — underscoring its dominant role in global rice trade. BIRC 2026 is the perfect platform to explore this momentum, share innovations, address trade challenges, and unlock new market potential.

What to Expect

Everything the event will include

Hall 4, 5, Ground Floor, Bharat Mandapam — across 18,000 sqm

Grand Inaugural

A Grand Inaugural Ceremony in the Plenary Hall, featuring 1,000+ international invitees — importers, Hon'ble Ministers, trade experts, diplomats, and Chambers of Commerce.

Live Demonstrations

Live demonstrations of rice milling, grading, packaging, and quality-control technologies on the exhibition floor.

Value-Added Products

A curated pavilion of startups and rice-based innovation — nutraceuticals, ready-to-eat snacks, fortified rice, and more.

Shipping & Logistics

Leading shipping lines and logistics partners presenting solutions for smoother, faster global rice movement.

Certification Protocols

In-depth sessions with quality surveyors on export inspection, MRL compliance, and global certification protocols.

Innovation Conference

An International Conference on Rice Trade & Technology — policy, sustainability, innovation, and India's export footprint.

The Bigger Picture

India's Agri-Export Revolution

BIRC 2026 is not just a trade event — it is a global movement to celebrate and elevate India's leadership in rice. Network, collaborate, and grow in the heart of India's agri-export revolution.