ExpoCannabis Brasil 2026 enters its fourth edition from November 20 to 22. The São Paulo Expo fairgrounds in the south of the Brazilian metropolis will once again become the meeting point for Latin America’s cannabis industry. The organizers from CannExp expect over 45,000 industry professionals and consumers from more than 14 countries – a sign of the growing importance of this event in the region.
What to expect
The trade fair covers the entire value chain: medical cannabis, industrial hemp, cultivation, research, investment, and technology and supply chain. Exhibitors present genetics, extracts, production equipment, analytics, packaging, and consumption accessories. The spectrum ranges from the classic B2B sector to end consumers who want to learn about products and trends.
Several congresses run parallel to the exhibition. Doctors, lawyers, researchers, and industry players from cultivation and trade discuss regulatory changes in Brazil. These professional programs offer insights into current developments in cannabis medicine, legal frameworks, and business opportunities – particularly relevant for anyone wanting to understand the Brazilian market.
Location and getting there
São Paulo Expo is located directly on the Autobahn dos Imigrantes in southern São Paulo. Getting there by public transport is possible: Metro Line 1 (Blue) leads near the fairgrounds. If you’re driving, parking is available on-site. São Paulo is accessible via international airports (Congonhas, Guarulhos) – from there it’s about 30–45 minutes to the fair, depending on traffic.
Tickets and prices
Tickets are sold through the Sympla platform. There are various ticket categories for different visitor groups – from day tickets to multi-day passes. A special offer: a solidarity day pass is available in exchange for food donations. This is a practical option if you want to visit the fair while supporting local aid projects. You’ll find exact prices and current early-bird offers on the event page.
Why this event?
Brazil is considered one of the most dynamic growth markets for medical cannabis. The Brazilian health authority Anvisa has continuously increased approval numbers in recent years. At the same time, courts and patient associations are expanding the legal framework – a process that keeps the entire industry in motion.
ExpoCannabis Brasil serves as an important bridge between the regulated healthcare sector and the growing hemp industry. If you want to understand how the cannabis market is developing in Latin America, you’ll find answers here: directly from growers, manufacturers, investors, and professionals. The fourth edition shows that the fair is established – and thus a reliable indicator of trends and business opportunities in the region.
