

MOBAC SHOW 2027
Mar 2 – 5, 2027
Makuhari Messe - Nippon Convention Center, Chiba, JapanAbout MOBAC SHOW 2027
MOBAC SHOW 2027 is an exhibition in Chiba, Japan, focused on new-generation technologies for the bakery and confectionery industry. It takes place from March 2 to 5, 2027, at Makuhari Messe - Nippon Convention Center. The event is designed for trade visitors, including health professionals and food processing industry specialists. It covers technology and solutions connected with bakery and confectionery production. MOBAC SHOW is held every two years.
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Frequently asked questions
When and where is MOBAC SHOW 2027 held?+
MOBAC SHOW 2027 takes place from March 2 to 5, 2027. The venue is Makuhari Messe - Nippon Convention Center in Chiba, Japan.
Who should attend MOBAC SHOW?+
The exhibition is intended for the trade public. It may be relevant to health professionals and specialists working in food processing, bakery, and confectionery-related industries.
What can visitors learn about at the event?+
MOBAC SHOW focuses on new-generation technologies for the bakery and confectionery industry. Visitors can explore developments connected with production and related food-processing operations.
How often is MOBAC SHOW held?+
MOBAC SHOW runs every two years.
Where can I follow event updates?+
For official information and updates, visit the event website: .





