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FIMA – Feria Internacional de la…: dates, what is exhibited and how to prepare

FIMA is Spain's main biennial showcase for agricultural machinery, innovations and technologies. Held in Zaragoza, it draws buyers from Spain and abroad…

Published on 15 September 2026Updated on 21 September 2026

FIMA is Spain's main biennial showcase for agricultural machinery, innovations and technologies. Held in Zaragoza, it draws buyers from Spain and abroad seeking suppliers of tractors, implements, precision farming tools and agtech solutions. For exporters, it's a direct channel to distributors, fleet operators and farm cooperatives across the country.

Fact sheet

Dates
No date published
City
Zaragoza, Spain
Venue
Feria de Zaragoza
Organiser
Feria de Zaragoza
Frequency
bienal
What is exhibited
Maquinaria agrícola, innovaciones, tecnologías, talento y marcas líderes del sector

Source: Feria de ZaragozaData for 2026-09-15Verified on 21 September 2026

Sector imports in the country

USD · 2025
ChapterImports (USD)
08 · Fruit and nuts, edible; peel of citrus fruit or melons5,983,585,958
10 · Cereals4,550,015,767
23 · Food industries, residues and wastes thereof; prepared…3,126,727,781
09 · Coffee, tea, mate and spices3,025,915,428
12 · Oil seeds and oleaginous fruits; miscellaneous grains…2,645,192,872
07 · Vegetables and certain roots and tubers; edible2,626,947,891
31 · Fertilizers1,788,977,599
01 · Animals; live1,450,019,106
06 · Trees and other plants, live; bulbs, roots and the like…467,602,930
13 · Lac; gums, resins and other vegetable saps and extracts349,208,555
05 · Animal originated products; not elsewhere specified or…305,395,959
14 · Vegetable plaiting materials; vegetable products not…32,020,660

Imports declared by each country from the world. Countries report with a delay: the period is the latest with consolidated data.

Source: UN ComtradeData for 2025Verified on 21 September 2026

Other fairs in the sector

Exporting agricultural machinery to Spain

The Spanish agricultural sector spans both intensive operations in Andalusia and Catalonia and smaller family farms across the north. Most machinery enters through established distributors rather than direct farm sales. FIMA connects you to these intermediaries in one venue.

Phytosanitary requirements apply only if your machinery has soil contact or carries plant material. Otherwise, documentation is standard: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and proof of origin. If you use a freight forwarder, they handle these.

FIMA happens every two years. The next confirmed dates have not yet been published. You should contact the organizer six to nine months ahead to confirm the calendar and reserve booth space. Early registration often includes discounts on display fees.

Questions about exporting to FIMA

Do I need Spanish language materials to exhibit?

No. Most distributors and buyers at FIMA speak English or use translators. Your catalog and booth signage should be in English and Spanish; your team does not need to be bilingual if you bring printed materials or use a mobile translation tool. However, learning basic product terms in Spanish helps build trust.

Who are the main buyers at FIMA?

Distributors and dealers who resell to farms make up the bulk of visitors. Cooperative buying groups, rental companies and large producers also attend to source equipment. Retailers rarely attend. Your booth should be designed for B2B conversations, not consumer sales.

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