Malaysia Fest 2026 will bring an extensive showcase of Malaysian fruits, food and culture to Singapore, highlighting unique agro-products while aiming to attract more than 180,000 visitors and achieve RM15 million in sales.
Malaysia Fest (MF) 2026 is set to showcase a diverse range of distinctive Malaysian agro-products in Singapore, with a special focus on rare fruits that have the potential to expand into the international market. Organised by MegaXpress International Pte Ltd with the support of the Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority (FAMA) and Tourism Malaysia, the four-day festival will take place at Singapore Expo from 30 July to 2 August under the theme “Unveil the Wonders of Malaysia”.
Speaking during the soft launch of the festival on 17 July, FAMA Senior Director of the International Market Division, Mr. Noorsham Ramly, said the event aims to introduce Singaporean consumers to Malaysian fruits that are rarely found even within Malaysia. He explained that many of these fruits are currently cultivated on a limited scale or grow naturally in forest areas, and stronger market demand could encourage wider commercial production and industrial development. Malaysia’s High Commissioner-designate to Singapore, H.E. Datin Paduka Anizan Siti Hajjar Adnin, also attended the launch.
The ninth edition of Malaysia Fest will feature 343 exhibition booths and is expected to welcome more than 180,000 visitors over four days. FAMA has once again set a direct sales target of RM15 million, reflecting confidence built on the strong performance of previous editions. The festival continues to serve as an important platform for promoting Malaysian products while strengthening trade and tourism links between Malaysia and Singapore.
Visitors can look forward to an impressive selection of fresh Malaysian fruits, including sweet lime, rock melon, pomelo, Lohan guava, Chokanan mango, Giant Sapodilla (Ciku Mega) and Cempedak King. Beyond its agricultural showcase, Malaysia Fest 2026 will also feature authentic Malaysian delicacies, cultural performances and interactive experiences representing the country’s diverse states, offering visitors a vibrant celebration of Malaysia’s rich heritage and culinary traditions.
Source: BERNAMA
