Registration Opens for 2026 NCA Convention in Tampa

"The National Coffee Association of the United States (NCA) opened early-bird registration for its 2026 annual convention, taking place March 12-14 in Tampa, Florida. The NCA expects to host more than 700 coffee professionals from across the coffee value chain, including roasters, traders, manufacturers, retailers, producers and allied suppliers. Early-bird registration for NCA members and nonmembers runs through Dec. 11 (see the table at the bottom of this story for rates and dates)."

"In addition to networking opportunities among leading decision-makers in the U.S. coffee industry, the event is expected to continue the group's focus on market data and policy issues affecting U.S. trade and consumer markets. Headlining speakers include Cheryl Hung of market research firm Dig Insights, who is expected to provide an early look at findings from the 2026 National Coffee Data Trends (NCDT) report, and Scott Clemons of financial firm Brown Brothers Harriman, who is expected to deliver a forecast on the U.S. economy."

The National Coffee Association opened early-bird registration for its 2026 annual convention scheduled March 12–14 in Tampa, Florida. The NCA expects over 700 coffee professionals across the value chain, including roasters, traders, manufacturers, retailers, producers and allied suppliers. Early-bird registration for members and nonmembers runs through Dec. 11. Programming emphasizes market data and policy issues affecting U.S. trade and consumer markets. Headlining speakers will include Cheryl Hung with early findings from the 2026 National Coffee Data Trends report and Scott Clemons with a U.S. economy forecast. Community-focused Coffee Gives Back events include a new 5K walk/run and an awards luncheon. The trade group represents companies responsible for roughly 90% of U.S. coffee commerce and estimates coffee supports about 2.2 million U.S. jobs and contributes nearly $350 billion annually to the national economy.

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