PFMA Fall Legislative Conference 2026
A legislative conference organized by Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association.
- Date
- October 13, 2026
- Location
- Hershey, PA
About
The conference is organized by Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association, which represents businesses across the food and beverage sector. PFMA's stated industry interests include grocery retailers, wholesalers, suppliers, convenience stores, and lottery and gaming organizations.
Who you'll find in the room
Retailers and wholesalers
Retail and wholesale businesses are included in the published audience categories.
Distributors
Distributors are listed among the audience categories.
Manufacturers
Manufacturers are listed among the audience categories.
Lottery and gaming companies
Lottery and gaming companies are included in the audience categories.
Business services
Business services firms are listed among the audience categories.
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The conference is held in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
Published audience categories include retailers and wholesalers, distributors, manufacturers, lottery and gaming companies, and business services firms.
It is most useful for executives at Pennsylvania grocers, convenience store chains, wholesalers and suppliers who want to follow state-level legislative and regulatory issues, since the host is the Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association and sponsors include Wegmans Food Markets, Rutter's, Karns Foods and Wakefern Food Corp. Manufacturers, distributors and lottery and gaming companies are also named as attendees, so it suits relationship-building with retailers; companies with no Pennsylvania footprint, or those wanting a large product expo, would get less from it.
Attendees at state trade association and legislative conferences usually wear business casual to business professional, with suits or blazers common for sessions with lawmakers.
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