A total of 38 Bangladeshi companies will showcase their products at Ambiente Frankfurt 2026, underscoring Bangladesh’s growing ambition to position itself as a global sourcing hub for home, lifestyle and consumer goods, industry officials said.
The Bangladeshi exhibitors include Dhaka Handicrafts, Oporajeo, RFL Plastics, Prokritee, BD Creation, ASK Handicrafts, Akij Ceramics, CORR – The Jute Works, Protik Ceramics Ltd, San Trade, Thanapara Swallows Development Society, Hajiganj Handicrafts Ltd, Mony Jute Goods & Handicrafts, Peoples Ceramic Industries and Standard Ceramic Industries, Artisan House BD, Julhash Handicrafts, Saidpur Enterprises, Paragon Ceramic Industries, Hand Touch, Conexpo, Golden Jute Product, Global Golden Jute & Crafts, Artisan Ceramics, Earth Bound, ASIX BD, Creation, Crafts Villages, Ava Clay Tiles Bangladesh, Parijat Trading, Shinepukur Ceramics and AUS Bangla Jutex.
In addition, five companies — Eco Crave, Sonali Aansh Industries, Jute Crafts, Maaf Craft BD and Tarango — are participating with support from Bangladesh’s Export Promotion Bureau, according to trade sources.
The exhibitors will present a broad range of products including home décor, ceramics, handicrafts, jute and natural fibre goods, giftware and sustainable lifestyle items, targeting European and global buyers attending the trade-only event.
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Ambiente Frankfurt, held from Feb. 6 to 10 at Messe Frankfurt, is regarded as the world’s largest and most influential consumer goods fair, attracting thousands of buyers, retailers, designers and sourcing executives from more than 170 countries. The exhibition focuses on dining, living and giving, and is widely seen as a trend-setting platform for global retail.
Industry insiders say participation at Ambiente offers Bangladeshi companies direct access to premium markets at a time when global retailers are seeking diversified sourcing options amid rising costs and supply chain uncertainty. Demand for environmentally responsible and ethically produced goods has also created new opportunities for Bangladeshi exporters, particularly in jute, ceramics and handcrafted products.
Bangladesh’s expanded presence at Ambiente Frankfurt 2026 reflects a broader strategy to move up the value chain and strengthen its profile in non-apparel exports, analysts said, with international trade fairs playing a key role in building long-term buyer relationships and brand recognition.
