FEDIAF Annual General Meeting 2026

FEDIAF has confirmed that its 2026 Annual General Meeting will take place in Brussels from 9 to 11 June, hosted at the Cardo Hotel. The event stands as one of the key dates in the European pet food calendar, bringing together members, partners and stakeholders from across the sector.

The meeting will provide a platform to review regulatory developments, exchange technical perspectives and discuss the strategic priorities that will guide the industry in the year ahead. Alongside working sessions, the programme will offer opportunities for networking and collaboration within the European pet food community.

The Annual Congress is scheduled for Wednesday 10 June at 14:00, featuring keynote presentations and expert insights on the policy, technical and market trends shaping the sector. The full agenda will be announced in the coming months.

For the 2026 edition, FEDIAF will also introduce Congress sponsorship opportunities, enabling organisations to gain visibility and support one of the most relevant annual events in the industry. Details on available packages will be shared shortly.

Members and partners are encouraged to save the dates and join the federation in Brussels for three days dedicated to dialogue, exchange and forward planning.

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