S the global halal industry continues its steady expansion across borders, Southeast Asia is increasingly positioning itself as a strategic hub for halal innovation, trade, and collaboration.

Against this backdrop, MEGA HALAL Bangkok is set to return, signalling not only the growth of the exhibition itself but also Thailand’ s rising profile within the international halal ecosystem.

Scheduled to take place on Jul 15-17, 2026, at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre( QSNCC) in central Bangkok, Thailand, the upcoming exhibition promises to build on the momentum of its debut year.

Organised by Comasia Limited, MEGA HALAL Bangkok 2026 aims to create a dynamic, business-focused platform that connects halal-certified products, services, and expertise from Asia to worldwide markets.

More than just a trade exhibition, the event reflects a broader shift within the halal economy, where halal is no longer

This collaboration is expected to elevate MEGA HALAL Bangkok’ s positioning in the global halal calendar, while fostering deeper regional integration among ASEAN halal markets.

confined to food production alone but encompasses lifestyle, wellness, beauty, fashion, and health, all driven by evolving consumer expectations and global demand.

STRONG FOUNDATION

The inaugural MEGA HALAL Bangkok in 2025 marked a milestone for Thailand’ s halal industry. As the country’ s first international halal-focused exhibition offering a comprehensive marketplace under one roof, the event brought together industry players from across the value chain. Moreover, it also serves as a professional gateway between producers, buyers, and policymakers.

Its success demonstrated not only the demand for a dedicated halal platform in Thailand, but also the country’ s ability to host an event of international relevance. That foundation now sets the stage for a more ambitious second edition.

MEGA HALAL Bangkok 2026 is expected to host more than 400 exhibitors from over 10 countries, including Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Mainland

China, Bangladesh, Japan, South Korea, and South Africa.

These exhibitors will showcase a wide range of halal-compliant offerings across industries such as food and beverages, beauty and cosmetics, wellness and health, and fashion wear, reflecting the increasingly diverse applications of halal principles in modern consumer markets.

The organiser anticipates welcoming over 15,000 international buyers from more than 70 countries and reinforcing the exhibition’ s role as a business-tobusiness platform that facilitates trade, sourcing, and partnerships at a global scale.