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Paris Coffee Show 2025: the return of the trade fair for coffee enthusiasts

Paris Coffee Show 2025: the return of the trade fair for coffee enthusiasts

The meeting place for coffee professionals and enthusiasts is back in Paris! Organized by Collectif Café, the Paris Coffee Show joins forces with Sirha Omnivore for a new edition.

Yuna Lamarque

The Parc Floral de Vincennes will once again be invaded by gourmets and coffee connoisseurs from September 13 to 15, 2025. The salon du café launches its sixth edition, in parallel with the Omnivore show, dedicated to Young Cuisine.

A show for exhibitors and coffee enthusiasts

The Paris Coffee Show is designed to bring together the entire coffee industry ecosystem, from professionals to consumers. It's an opportunity for exhibitors to showcase their products and expertise to coffee enthusiasts face-to-face.

Innovations are constantly emerging in this fast-growing sector. This is why the show is the place to be for discoveries, tastings and meetings, on 3000 m² of exhibition space.

What's on the program at the Paris Coffee Show?

The show is organized around five activity areas. Discover the coffee roasters, taste the creations of baristas and pastry chefs, and take part in coffee workshops.

The Paris Coffee Show also presents a number of prestigious awards to coffee professionals, based on five themes:

  • French Roasting Championship
  • French Cup Tasters Championship, awarded to the best coffee taster
  • French Coffee Technician Championship
  • France's best espresso competition (open to Collectif Café members only)
  • France's best coffee shop competition

The coffee industry is showcased with the aim of providing an opportunity for everyone to share a common passion.

Who are the exhibitors at Paris Coffee Show 2025?

The first names of exhibitors and partners have been revealed, including Terres de Café, Brûlerie des Gobelins, Arlo's Coffee, Jura France, Café Lomi... In all, some 80 exhibitors will be present at the show. This is your chance to sample one of the 14,000 coffees served over the weekend!

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