TSW to remain in Kielce until 2031 under new five-year agreement

The TSW Fruit and Vegetable Industry Fair will remain at Targi Kielce. The event organiser, Oikos Publishing House, has signed a new five-year cooperation agreement with the Kielce exhibition centre. The agreement marks an important step in the continued development of one of Europe’s leading horticultural industry events.

TSW will continue to grow at Targi Kielce until at least 2031. Meanwhile, intensive preparations are under way for the 17th edition of the event, scheduled for 14–15 January 2027.

TSW 2027: more than 320 companies have already confirmed their participation

Preparations for TSW 2027 are already well advanced. More than 70% of the available exhibition space has been booked, and over 320 companies from Poland and abroad have confirmed their participation. The organiser is also in discussions with a further 200 prospective exhibitors.
The exhibitor line-up will include companies from Spain, Italy, Germany, France, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania, Ukraine and the Benelux countries, among others.
“We have secured the conditions and the opportunity to use the entire exhibition space at Targi Kielce, including the new halls, until 2031,” says Jacek Kłudka, Director of TSW and President of Oikos Publishing House. “The new facility, with its mezzanine and conference rooms, is impressive and creates excellent prospects. I am confident that exhibitors will appreciate the quality of this new space: its modern infrastructure, 15-metre height, bright interiors and comfortable conditions. These advantages will encourage companies to take part in future editions of TSW,” he adds.
The agreement was signed by Dr Andrzej Mochoń, President of the Management Board of Targi Kielce, and Jacek Kłudka, Director of TSW and President of Oikos Publishing House. The new agreement continues the organisations’ four-year partnership.

A new hall creates new opportunities for TSW

A key element in TSW’s continued development is the new hall at Targi Kielce, offering 15,500 m² of ground-floor space and a further 3,000 m² on the mezzanine. The 15-metre-high facility, which includes conference rooms and a restaurant area, will accommodate larger displays and provide improved conditions for both exhibitors and visitors.
Work is also under way on the programme of industry conferences, which have long been an important part of TSW and attract hundreds of fruit and vegetable growers.
The organiser is also introducing a new feature at the 17th edition: Poland Fresh Contracting (PFC). This dedicated B2B meeting area for the fresh fruit and vegetable sector will enable growers, importers, distributors and buyers to establish commercial relationships and develop cooperation in both Polish and international markets.

TSW strengthens its position in the European horticultural industry

The TSW Fruit and Vegetable Industry Fair has been organised by the Warsaw-based Oikos Publishing House since its inaugural edition in 2011. The event has been held at Targi Kielce since 2023, following its relocation from an exhibition centre near Warsaw.
TSW 2026 attracted 508 exhibitors and 21,003 visitors, with companies representing 27 countries. These figures place TSW among Europe’s leading horticultural industry events.
At the fair, exhibitors present the latest machinery and crop-production technologies, storage and logistics systems, nursery stock, fertilisers, crop-protection products and equipment for modern fruit and vegetable production.

TSW 2027 takes place in January

The 17th TSW Fruit and Vegetable Industry Fair will take place at Targi Kielce on 14–15 January 2027.
The new five-year agreement and growing interest among exhibitors confirm that TSW continues to strengthen its position as one of Europe’s leading meeting places for professionals involved in fruit and vegetable production.