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Avocado Territory 2025: Medellín will once again be the Latin American epicenter of Hass avocados

The city of Medellín will once again become the epicenter of the Hass avocado agro-industry with the seventh edition of Territorio Aguacate, scheduled for November 5 and 6, 2025 at the Plaza Mayor venue.

Organized by Corpohass, the event will bring together producers, exporters, researchers and industry leaders to address key issues such as sustainability, innovation and international expansion.

The agenda will include highlights such as the Academic Congress, AvoTalks, the AvoMatch networking event, and the Avotour technical tour. These initiatives are designed to foster knowledge sharing, business development, and the exploration of new technologies applied to avocado cultivation.

In its previous edition, Territorio Aguacate 2024 attracted more than 3,750 attendees from 20 countries, including representatives from Mexico, Peru, Chile, and Ecuador, as well as importers from Europe and the United States. This success has positioned the event as a global benchmark in the avocado industry.

For the third consecutive year, Avobook will be the official media partner of the event, reaffirming its commitment to disseminating relevant information and strengthening the avocado community.

For more information and updates about Territorio Aguacate 2025, visit its official website: territorioaguacate.com and its Instagram profile: @territorioaguacate .

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