Overview
- The fair runs October 2–5 in Tarapoto, linking Amazonian producers with domestic and international buyers through business and tourism rounds.
- Organizers project more than S/30 million from the international round and roughly S/50 million in total, while Caretas cites an expected S/88 million in regional economic movement.
- Minister Ángel Manero said Amazon–coast railway connectivity must be implemented before July 2026, presenting it as a step to boost competitiveness.
- Vice Minister Juan Durand reported the recent creation of two protected areas and more than S/39 million in credits to 3,935 entrepreneurs via the Programa para Bionegocios.
- Participation figures differ by outlet, with RPP citing about 1,200 exhibitors, Caretas reporting over 590 exhibitors and around 600 stands, and a government brief noting more than 600.