About this event

SEMANA VERDE DE GALICIA 2026

Event type: Agriculture, livestock, food, rural development, machinery, agribusiness, environmental sustainability, and public-sector showcase fair

Location: Silleda, Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain

Audience reach: Regional with strong national and cross-border Iberian draw

Estimated attendance: High-footfall public and trade-event mix; historically this event draws a very large audience across exhibitors, professionals, institutions, families, farmers, buyers, and associations. A practical planning range for 2026 would be approximately 100,000+ total visits across the event period, depending on programming, pavilion occupancy, and special sector features.

Event overview

Semana Verde de Galicia is one of the most important multi-sector fairs in northwest Spain. It is not a narrow single-industry exhibition; instead, it brings together agriculture, livestock, food production, farm equipment, rural innovation, environmental services, animal health, tourism, and institutional participation. This creates a broad but highly relevant buying environment for companies selling products and services to farming businesses, food producers, cooperatives, agri-tech firms, distributors, rural service providers, and public-sector institutions.

From a buyer-list perspective, this event is valuable because it attracts a mixed audience: farm operators, agribusiness decision-makers, cooperatives, distributors, veterinarians, food processors, equipment buyers, sustainability teams, government agencies, trade associations, and regional business development groups. The event is especially strong for companies looking to reach purchasing influencers in agriculture and food-related ecosystems.

1️⃣ Who attends: buyers / attendees

The attendee mix is broad, but the most valuable buyer segments are the professionals and organizations that actively purchase or influence purchases in the agriculture and rural economy. This is a strong event for B2B targeting because the crowd includes both commercial buyers and institutional decision-makers.

Main attendee groups:

• Farm owners, farm managers, and agricultural operators
• Livestock producers, dairy operators, poultry businesses, and animal husbandry professionals
• Food and beverage manufacturers, processors, and packaging buyers
• Agricultural cooperatives and distributor networks
• Dealers and resellers of farm machinery, tools, irrigation, feed, seed, and chemicals
• Veterinary professionals, animal health suppliers, and livestock service providers
• Agri-tech, sustainability, and precision farming professionals
• Municipal, regional, and national government representatives
• Rural development agencies, chambers, trade groups, and associations
• Hospitality, tourism, and rural experience operators linked to agritourism
• Students, researchers, and educational institutions in agricultural sciences and food studies

For buyer-list use, the strongest contacts are typically operations leaders, procurement heads, business owners, technical managers, and partnership managers. If your client sells a product into farming, food, livestock, sustainability, or rural services, this event can be a strong lead source.

2️⃣ Where the show is happening + attendee geographic origin

Venue / location: Silleda, Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain

Semana Verde de Galicia is deeply rooted in the Galicia region, but its influence extends beyond the local market. Because Galicia has a strong agricultural, dairy, livestock, seafood, and food-processing ecosystem, the event naturally attracts regional buyers from across Galicia. It also pulls in attendees from other parts of Spain and, in many cases, neighboring Portugal due to geographic proximity and shared agri-food business interests.

Likely attendee origin profile:

• Local: Strong attendance from Silleda and surrounding Pontevedra municipalities
• Regional: High concentration from across Galicia
• National: Buyers and exhibitors from other Spanish regions, especially agri-food, machinery, and institutional sectors
• Cross-border: Select attendees from Portugal and broader Iberian markets

This makes the event especially attractive for companies that sell into the northwestern Spanish market but also want exposure to a wider Iberian audience.

3️⃣ Audience reach

Reach type: Regional-first, with national and selective international relevance

The event is strongest as a regional market platform for Galicia, but it also carries national visibility because of its scale and multi-sector structure. The presence of machinery, food, livestock, and public institutions makes it more than a local fair. For some categories, such as agri-tech, food production, livestock health, and rural development, the audience can be considered strategically national with some international potential.

4️⃣ Sample buyer company names + websites

Below is a sample buyer list of organizations that would be logical fits for this event. These are not random names; they are companies and organizations that align with agriculture, food, livestock, rural infrastructure, sustainability, machinery, and related procurement activity.

Top buyer priorities to send first: Grupo Coren, CAPSA Food, Lactalis Iberia, John Deere, Zoetis.

5️⃣ Job profiles, industries & event type

This event works best when targeting decision-makers who control purchasing, supplier selection, business development, distribution, and farm or plant operations. The event is not just about visitors; it is about access to real buyers across the agri-food value chain.

Best job titles to target:

• Procurement Manager
• Purchasing Director
• Supply Chain Director
• Operations Manager
• Plant Manager
• Farm Manager
• Livestock Manager
• Agricultural Sales Manager
• Dealer Development Manager
• Regional Sales Manager
• Technical Advisor
• Quality Assurance Manager
• Food Safety Manager
• Veterinary Business Manager
• Sustainability Manager
• Business Development Manager
• Category Manager
• Logistics Manager
• Rural Development Officer
• Cooperative Manager

Best industries to target from your industry list:

• Agriculture
• Farming
• Food & Beverages
• Food Production
• Livestock-related businesses through company keywords and sector mapping
• Renewables & Environment
• Environmental Services
• Machinery
• Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
• Industrial Automation
• Logistics & Supply Chain
• Wholesale
• Import & Export
• Veterinary
• Packaging & Containers
• Chemicals
• Building Materials
• Utilities
• Government Administration
• International Trade & Development

For this event, industry targeting should be split between commercial buyers and institutional stakeholders. If your client sells into agriculture, livestock, food processing, machinery, or rural development, this is a highly relevant audience.

6️⃣ Estimated attendance / expected footfall

Estimated total attendance: 100,000+ visits across the event period is a reasonable planning estimate for a major regional fair of this type and scale.

Important note: footfall at fairs like this is usually a mix of trade professionals, general visitors, families, students, and institutional participants. The high total visitor number is useful for brand visibility, but the best list value comes from identifying the business and procurement layer inside the broader crowd.

Buyer density factors:

• Multi-sector pavilion structure increases exposure to different buyer categories
• Strong mix of farm, food, and machinery stakeholders improves B2B relevance
• Government and association presence adds institutional buying opportunities
• Livestock and agri-food focus provides repeat purchasing potential

7️⃣ Key focus areas & buyer engagement

Main focus areas:

• Agriculture and farming
• Livestock and animal health
• Dairy and food production
• Farm machinery and equipment
• Agri-tech and precision farming
• Rural development and sustainability
• Packaging, logistics, and supply chain
• Environmental and circular-economy solutions
• Institutional and public-sector rural programs
• Tourism and agritourism opportunities

Strong buyer engagement angles:

• New supplier sourcing and distributor discovery
• Machine demos and product comparison
• Field testing and practical use-case demonstrations
• Animal health and livestock productivity solutions
• Sustainability and environmental compliance
• Food safety, traceability, and quality improvement
• Rural business development and cooperative engagement

The best outreach language should focus on commercial and operational outcomes. For example: reaching procurement managers, farm operators, dealer networks, food producers, livestock professionals, and sustainability teams. That is much more effective than a generic “attendee list” pitch.

8️⃣ Client product fit note

To give you the best buyer recommendations for this event, I need your client website or product page before finalizing the top target list. The ideal buyer profile changes depending on what your client sells.

Example client-fit logic:

• If the client sells farm equipment, irrigation, tools, or machinery, prioritize farm operators, machinery dealers, procurement teams, and agricultural distributors.
• If the client sells animal health, feed, or veterinary products, prioritize livestock producers, veterinary buyers, feed companies, and cooperative leaders.
• If the client sells food processing, packaging, or supply chain solutions, prioritize food manufacturers, processors, logistics teams, and procurement leaders.
• If the client sells sustainability, environmental, or agri-tech solutions, prioritize innovation managers, sustainability directors, and agricultural technology adopters.
• If the client sells services for rural businesses or institutions, prioritize government contacts, associations, cooperatives, and regional development bodies.

Please share the client website, and I can refine this into a sharper buyer list with the best company targets, the most relevant job titles, and the strongest industry filters.

9️⃣ Final recommendation

Semana Verde de Galicia 2026 is a strong event for buyer-list sales if your product fits agriculture, livestock, food production, farm equipment, rural services, or sustainability. It is not a narrow corporate procurement event, but it does have meaningful commercial depth because of the mix of producers, buyers, dealers, institutions, and technical stakeholders.

Best buyer segments to collect:

• Procurement and purchasing teams
• Farm and livestock operators
• Food production and dairy buyers
• Machinery dealers and regional sales teams
• Veterinary and animal health professionals
• Sustainability and rural development stakeholders
• Government and association contacts

Quality rating for B2B attendee-list sales: 8.5/10

Strong regional authority, high attendee volume, broad agri-food ecosystem, and good buyer variety. The main success factor is targeting the right commercial layer inside the larger public fair crowd.

If you share your client website, I can turn this into a much more precise buyer recommendation list tailored to the exact product category.