Growtech Antalya 2025: what happened
Growtech Antalya 2025 drew 38,634 visitors and 725 exhibitors to Antalya on 18–21 November, with greenhouse technology at its core.
- Dates
- 18–21 November 2025
- Where
- Antalya Expo Center ANFAŞ, Antalya
- 🇹🇷 Türkiye
- Visitors
- 38,634
- Exhibitors
- 725
What happened at Growtech Antalya 2025
Growtech Antalya 2025 took place on 18–21 November at the Antalya Expo Center ANFAŞ in Türkiye, organised by Informa Markets. According to the organiser's post-show report, it recorded 38,634 visitors and 725 exhibitors. Greenhouse technology and crop production were the core of the event. Exhibitors included Haifa Group, which published its own review of its participation after the show.
The exhibition is a place to compare the parts of protected cultivation that depend on each other. Structure, irrigation, plant nutrition, planting material and automation have to work as one system. A design that performs well in one climate is not a finished answer for another location. The most useful discussions began with the farm's own conditions: crop, production cycle, water source and quality, available energy and labour. Claims about lower resource use carried weight only with a baseline, the conditions of the measurement and clear limits of application.
Growtech mattered to greenhouse growers, installation companies and suppliers of irrigation, seeds and plant-nutrition systems. For Polish businesses the key issue was responsibility: who designs the installation, who supplies the controller and who services it after commissioning. Buying a single component is a very different deal from buying an integrated solution. System diagrams, lists of required measurements and plans for a sensor failure or lost connection moved talks beyond marketing claims. They also exposed dependencies that get missed when each supplier describes only its own equipment.
Growtech Antalya sits naturally alongside GreenTech Amsterdam, with each judged against a specific crop and cooperation model. A Polish supplier could leave with a map of integrators and distributors. A grower could leave with a plan for a pilot in one part of an existing greenhouse, with baseline measurements, an observation period and a person in charge of the data. Attendance shows the size of the market, while the fit for a Polish farm comes down to that kind of trial.
Highlights
- 38,634 visitors and 725 exhibitors, according to Informa Markets
- Greenhouse structures, irrigation, plant nutrition and automation as one system
- Held 18–21 November 2025 at Antalya Expo Center ANFAŞ