
World of Coffee 2027
World of Coffee 2027 takes place from 17/06/2027 to 19/06/2027 at FIL, Pavilion 1, in Lisbon, Portugal. It is a major international event for the specialty coffee sector, bringing together professionals from across the coffee supply chain for three days of business, learning and networking. If you are looking for the essentials, this page covers the dates, venue, audience and programme at a glance.
In this article
- What is World of Coffee 2027 and why does it matter?
- When and where does World of Coffee 2027 take place?
- Who attends World of Coffee 2027?
- What is on the programme?
- What makes the 2027 edition stand out?
- Frequently asked questions
| Event at a glance | |
|---|---|
| Event | World of Coffee 2027 |
| Dates | 17 June 2027 to 19 June 2027 |
| Venue | FIL, Pavilion 1 (Feira International de Lisboa) |
| City / country | Lisbon, Portugal |
| Organiser | World Coffee Events |
| Sectors | Specialty coffee |
| Format | Trade show, conferences, workshops and networking |
What is World of Coffee 2027 and why does it matter?
World of Coffee is one of the best-known events in the specialty coffee calendar. It brings together producers, roasters, importers, exporters, equipment makers, traders, cafés and industry consultants around the latest developments in coffee.
The 2027 edition keeps that same focus. It is not a consumer fair. It is a professional meeting point where the coffee industry comes to do business, compare ideas and follow the trends shaping the market. For anyone working in specialty coffee, it is a useful place to see new products, attend talks and meet contacts face to face.
A few reasons this event matters:
- it concentrates a wide cross-section of the coffee industry in one place
- it combines an exhibition floor with education and competitions
- it attracts an international professional audience
- it gives visibility to new equipment, new origins and new market ideas
When and where does World of Coffee 2027 take place?
World of Coffee 2027 runs from 17 to 19 June 2027. The venue is FIL, Pavilion 1, at Feira International de Lisboa in Lisbon, Portugal.
Lisbon is a fitting host city for an event with a strong international profile. It is well connected, easy to navigate and used to welcoming large trade events. FIL is one of the main exhibition venues in the city, and Pavilion 1 provides the physical space for the show floor, talks and event activity.
If you are planning your visit, the key point is simple: this is a three-day event with a packed schedule, so arriving early and mapping out the areas you want to cover makes a real difference.
Who attends World of Coffee 2027?
The audience is made up of professionals active in the specialty coffee ecosystem. That includes people on the supply side and on the commercial side, which is part of what gives the event its value.
Typical attendees include:
- coffee producers and farm representatives
- green coffee buyers and traders
- roasters and roastery owners
- café operators and coffee shop professionals
- equipment suppliers and manufacturers
- importers and exporters
- baristas, trainers and educators
- consultants, media and industry observers
This mix creates a useful environment for conversations that go beyond product demos. You see the whole chain, from origin to cup. That is one reason World of Coffee is so closely watched by specialists in the sector.
What is on the programme?
The event combines several formats under one roof. Visitors can expect an exhibition, talks, education sessions and networking opportunities. The exact schedule may vary by edition, but the core structure is well established.
Conferences and workshops
World of Coffee is known for its educational content. Sessions usually cover topics such as coffee sourcing, quality, sustainability, processing, brewing and market trends. These talks are a major draw for professionals who want more than a simple trade floor visit.
Exhibition and networking
The exhibition area is where suppliers, brands and service providers present their products and solutions. It is also where much of the event’s networking happens. Meetings are often short, practical and highly focused. That suits an industry where relationships matter.
What makes the 2027 edition stand out?
The official 2027 programme details are not all published here, but the edition already stands out for its location in Lisbon and its role in bringing the specialty coffee community together in Portugal.
What usually gives World of Coffee its edge is the combination of scale and specificity. It is large enough to matter internationally, yet focused enough to remain relevant to specialists. That balance is not easy to find.
The event is also closely associated with live industry activity, which often includes competition, demos and technical discussions. In practice, that means the atmosphere is busy, practical and highly professional.
Frequently asked questions
Is World of Coffee 2027 open to the public?
No, it is primarily a professional event for people working in the coffee industry. Some events in the programme may be open to a wider audience, but the core format is business-to-business.
Who organises World of Coffee?
The event is organised by World Coffee Events.
What sector does World of Coffee cover?
It is dedicated to the specialty coffee sector. That includes coffee production, trading, roasting, equipment, café operations, education and related services.
How many days does World of Coffee 2027 last?
The event lasts three days, from 17 June to 19 June 2027. That gives attendees time to visit the exhibition, attend sessions and schedule meetings.
Why is Lisbon a good host city for this event?
Lisbon has the infrastructure and international connectivity needed for a major trade event. It is also a practical location for European and global visitors, with a venue that can handle a professional exhibition format.
What should attendees prioritise during the event?
The most useful approach is to plan ahead. Identify the exhibitors, sessions and contacts that matter most, then leave room for unexpected meetings. The event moves quickly, and the best conversations are often the ones you did not schedule.
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