Berlin's Grüne Woche 2025 Draws Record 310,000 Visitors

The agriculture and consumer fair saw a 13% increase in attendance despite challenges from a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.

The Grüne Woche 2025 attracted 310,000 visitors, a 13% rise compared to 2024, with attendees spending an average of €160 each.
A foot-and-mouth disease case in Brandenburg led to the absence of some livestock exhibits, though organizers still deemed the event a success.
Key topics at the fair included biofuels, sustainable agriculture, and domestic food production, with experts emphasizing collaboration for solutions.
Thuringian exhibitors reported strong sales, including 22,500 bratwursts and 12,000 liters of beer, alongside showcasing new niche products.
Visitor satisfaction was high, with 90% expressing positive feedback, and most exhibitors planning to return for the fair's 100th anniversary in 2026.