The Food Production Solutions Association is announcing a call for speakers for the Food Solutions Exchange & Conference 2026, taking place March 11-13 at The Westin Rancho Mirage Golf Resort & Spa in Rancho Mirage, Calif. 

Industry experts from food production, equipment manufacturing and service provider companies are invited to submit session proposals by Sept. 26, 2025, at 11:59 Eastern.

FSX 2026 brings together approximately 250 food production industry senior-level executives and decision-makers in an intimate, focused environment designed to foster connections and drive innovation across the sector.

 "FSX has evolved into the premier forum where the entire food production ecosystem comes together to tackle shared challenges and explore emerging opportunities," said Chris Lyons, CEO of FPSA. "We're seeking speakers who can deliver actionable insights and real-world solutions that our executive audience can implement immediately to advance their businesses."

The conference seeks presentations that appeal to food producers, original equipment manufacturers and service providers alike, with particular emphasis on innovative ideas, proven solutions and real-world case studies. FPSA encourages interactive presentation formats and cross-sector panel discussions that facilitate dialogue between all audience segments.

Priority consideration will be given to submissions aligned with FPSA's core focus areas: Food Safety, Technology and Innovation, Workforce and Human Capital, Regulatory Developments, and Career and Leadership Development. Sessions should be educational in nature and designed to engage executive-level attendees with practical takeaways they can apply within their organizations.

"The food production landscape is evolving rapidly, and FSX provides a unique platform for industry leaders to share their expertise and learn from their peers," Lyons said. "We're particularly interested in speakers who can address the real challenges our members face while offering concrete solutions based on proven experience." 

FSX sessions are one hour in length and must be strictly educational rather than commercial in nature. The conference's intimate setting and curated audience of industry shapers create an environment where substantive conversations and meaningful business relationships naturally develop.

Source: Food Production Solutions Association