The plan is opening up, but it has started with a large part of its spaces already secured for CherryTech and Global Cherry Summit 2027, with a 70% renewal that reflects the loyalty of the participating companies and, at the same time, the level of consolidation that both events have reached within the cherry sector.
This figure confirms the consolidation of both events as the benchmarks of the cherry industry, at a national and global level, which will celebrate their fifth and eighth editions next year, respectively..
Next year, Global Cherry Summit and CherryTech will once again bring together producers, exporters, suppliers, specialists and representatives from across the supply chain, with differentiated and complementary alternatives.
Global Cherry Summit is preparing its eighth edition on April 28, 2027, maintaining its focus on market analysis and the major trends that are defining the future of the cherry business, with a commercial and strategic perspective and an audience that will exceed 1,800 attendees.
Meanwhile, CherryTech will bring its fifth edition to life on June 16, 2027 And – as in previous versions – it will do so with a proposal focused on technical knowledge, making this event the global epicenter of the debate on the present and future of the industry and delving into the tools that allow improving productive performance for the season, with a goal of increasing the 1,600 people of the 2026 version.
For the 2027 edition, CherryTech will also continue to promote the presentation of scientific posters, consisting of high-value technical and relevant research on this fruit species, to bring the scientific and academic world closer to the attending public.
The fifth edition of this technical event is the result of a partnership between Smartcherry and Yentzen Group.This has enabled the development of a joint platform for a strategic industry in Chile, bringing together technical and innovative content. Added to this is the support of Frutas de Chile, which, together with the Yentzen Group, organizes the Global Cherry Summit, with the aim of contributing to the development and strengthening of the sector.
This collaborative work has materialized, among other initiatives, in the integration of Carlos Tapia, co-founder of Smartcherry and CherryTech, as one of the advisors of the technical committee created by the Cherry Committee of Fruits of Chile, with the purpose of safeguarding and raising the quality standards of Chilean cherries.
Thus, with seven out of ten stands already renewed, the opening of the plan for new companies also represents a signal for those seeking to secure a space in the industry’s 2027 agenda: available slots are already limited and the opportunity to participate is open.
If you are part of the cherry world, you cannot miss the opportunity to be in these two instances, which represent the present and future of a business that grows and contributes to the country’s export chain and where the big decisions are made.