Groceryshop 2026

Organizers report that Groceryshop draws 4,000+ senior leaders from 50+ countries. The audience skews senior and cross-channel: 1,300+ retailer and brand teams attend, and 2 in 3 retail and brand attendees are director-level or above. The event features 150 senior leaders on stage and facilitates 30,000+ pre-matched 1:1 meetings. Earlier in its history, Groceryshop drew more than 3,000 attendees.

Register online via the Groceryshop website. Ticket options for retailers and consumer brands include:

1. Retailer and Consumer Brand Ticket — standard rate of $2,595, including three days of content across three stages, access to the expo of nearly 400 tech companies, networking with 4,000+ executives, and social activities including the Groceryfest Beach Party.
2. Hosted Program — for qualifying retailer and consumer brand leaders who evaluate or source technology; includes a complimentary ticket plus up to $1,000 in travel reimbursement (by application).
3. Group Discounts — available for parties of 5 or more (contact the organizer to unlock the rate).

An optional Innovation Week upgrade ($250) extends access to Shoptalk Fall. A VIP Program is available by application only. Ticket prices increase as the event approaches, so early registration is encouraged.

Groceryshop was launched in 2018 as a spin-off of Shoptalk, the retail technology conference that held its first event in 2016. Both events were founded by Anil D. Aggarwal and Simran Rekhi Aggarwal; Anil previously founded the Money20/20 payments and fintech conference. Groceryshop's inaugural 2018 event was held at the Aria in Las Vegas and featured a large speaker roster. The event has since grown into one of the leading conferences in the grocery, retail and CPG industries, drawing more than 3,000 attendees at earlier editions and reporting 4,000+ senior leaders from 50+ countries in recent years. In 2024, Shoptalk and Groceryshop were acquired by London-based events company Hyve Group.