Pakistan Pavilion Showcases Food Products at Fine Food Australia 2026
Pakistan High Commissioner Irfan Shaukat visits the Pakistan Pavilion at Fine Food Australia 2026 and meets Pakistani exhibitors.
Pakistan’s High Commissioner to Australia, H.E. Irfan Shaukat, visited the Pakistan Pavilion at Fine Food Australia 2026 and met Pakistani exhibitors participating in the major international food exhibition.
He was accompanied by Qamar Zaman, Consul General of Pakistan in Sydney, and Wajid Hassan Hashmi, Consul General of Pakistan in Melbourne.
During the visit, the High Commissioner discussed opportunities to increase Pakistan’s food and agricultural exports to the Australian market.
Pakistan Pavilion Features 10 Companies
The Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) organised the Pakistan Pavilion at Fine Food Australia 2026.
The pavilion features 10 Pakistani companies showcasing a variety of food and agricultural products.
The participating companies include Golden Harvest Foods (Pvt) Ltd, Durvesh International and Fruiticana Foods.
Kausar Rice & General Mills and Khairpur Foods International are also participating.
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Other exhibitors include RAD International, Vital Products Pvt Ltd, Matco Foods, Mojza and Co, and Bell More Aromatics.
In addition, Igloo Ice Cream and Hub Salt are participating independently in Fine Food Australia 2026.
High Commissioner Meets Pakistani Exporters
High Commissioner Irfan Shaukat met representatives of the Pakistani companies during his visit.
He received feedback about their engagement with Australian buyers.
The exhibitors also shared their experiences regarding opportunities and challenges in the Australian market.
The High Commissioner encouraged Pakistani exporters to adopt a market-focused and long-term strategy.
He stressed the importance of developing strong relationships with Australian importers and distributors.
Focus on Quality and Reliable Supply
The High Commissioner highlighted the importance of maintaining consistent product quality.
He also emphasised the need for reliable and regular supplies.
These factors can help Pakistani companies build confidence among Australian buyers.
They can also help establish Pakistan as a dependable supplier in the Australian market.
The discussions explored practical measures to strengthen Pakistan-Australia trade.
Participants also discussed ways to improve direct links between Pakistani exporters and Australian importers.
Expanding Value-Added Food Exports
The visit also focused on expanding opportunities for Pakistan’s value-added food products.
International exhibitions can provide Pakistani companies with direct access to potential buyers and business partners.
However, sustainable export growth requires long-term commercial relationships.
The Pakistani Mission in Australia said it would continue supporting Pakistani exporters.
The mission will help businesses establish links with Australian importers and distributors.
It also aims to help companies convert exhibition participation into long-term export opportunities.
Pakistan’s participation at Fine Food Australia 2026 reflects continued efforts to expand the country’s food and agricultural exports into international markets.
