Exhibiting at IDDBA is high-stakes.
Triple20 is the full-service exhibit agency that makes sure it’s worth it — from custom design to show-floor execution.
What's at stake at IDDBA
Once a year, the most influential buyers in dairy, deli, and bakery are all in the same room. They’re walking the floor, tasting products, and deciding which brands deserve a place on their shelves.
In 225,000 square feet of show floor, the brands that earn serious attention from retail buyers aren’t necessarily the biggest. They’re the ones that came prepared.
That’s exactly what we help food brands do.
Triple20 is a full-service exhibit agency with real experience at IDDBA — handling everything from custom design to show-floor execution so your investment actually delivers.
Quick Facts: IDDBA 2026
- International Dairy Deli Bakery Association Show
- June 7-9, 2026
- Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, FL
Why Triple20 for IDDBA 2026?
We know this show. We know this industry. And we work differently than most exhibit vendors.
We know IDDBA like the back of our hand.
We know the the venue, the approved vendor ecosystem, and the food safety and logistics requirements that catch first-time exhibitors off guard.
That experience means fewer surprises, a budget that goes further, and a team that's solved most of these problems before you even knew they existed.We're built for brands that mean business.
Triple20 specializes in high-impact custom exhibits for brands ready to invest seriously in their presence.
If you just need a table and signage, we're not the right fit. But if you need an exhibit that stops the right people in their tracks and turns attention into conversations, we should talk.We set your marketing team up for success.
Planning an IDDBA exhibit means months of vendor coordination, service orders, and compliance details — the same time your marketing team should be spending on strategy.
We take all of that off your plate, so you arrive in Orlando focused on your brand, not chasing down your electrical vendor.Custom Booths for Food & Beverage Brands
Thumb through the gallery to see some of our work for food and beverage industry clients at IDDBA, Expo West, International Pizza Expo, and more.
Get a custom exhibit for IDDBA 2026
Whether you’re looking to buy, rent, or a mix of both, we’ve got you covered.
Custom Fabrication
Custom booth design and fabrication for brands that want to own their standout elements.
Curated Rentals
Strategic rental options that maximize flexibility and efficiency without compromising impact.
Modular Design
Scalable systems designed to flex across shows and footprints and evolve alongside your brand.
Custom design tailored to the moment.
Every exhibit we design starts from scratch — built around your brand, your products, and what you're trying to accomplish at this specific show.
We don't pull from a catalog or recycle a template. Because who wants to look like everyone else?
Strategic builds that flex across footprints and shows.
We design exhibits that work across your whole trade show program, not just one event.
Using modular framing systems, your exhibit can scale up or down across footprints and reconfigure for different shows — so you get more out of every asset over time.
Fully built and previewed before it ever leaves our shop.
Every exhibit is completely built at our Minnesota facility so you can see it fully realized before it ships to the show.
You’ll know exactly what you're getting — and we catch any issues before they become your problem on the show floor.
All-inclusive pricing. Guaranteed.
The exhibit industry has a well-established habit of quoting one number and billing another — change orders, hidden fees, overage language buried in the fine print.
We don't do that. Our pricing is all-inclusive and fully guaranteed.
(It's worth asking every vendor you’re considering what’s not included in the initial estimate. The answers may surprise you.)
Expert project management that sticks with you from show to show.
You get a dedicated account and project management team that handles design, fabrication, logistics, shipping, installation, and dismantle.
One team that knows your brand, your assets, and your program — no handoffs, no gaps, no starting over every show.
How we work
What you can expect when you work with Triple20.
Custom design tailored to the moment.
Every exhibit we design starts from scratch — built around your brand, your products, and what you're trying to accomplish at this specific show.
We don't pull from a catalog or recycle a template. Because who wants to look like everyone else?
Strategic builds that flex across footprints and shows.
We design exhibits that work across your whole trade show program, not just one event.
Using modular framing systems, your exhibit can scale up or down across footprints and reconfigure for different shows — so you get more out of every asset over time.
Fully built and previewed before it ever leaves our shop.
Every exhibit is completely built at our Minnesota facility so you can see it fully realized before it ships to the show.
You’ll know exactly what you're getting — and we catch any issues before they become your problem on the show floor.
All-inclusive pricing. Guaranteed.
The exhibit industry has a well-established habit of quoting one number and billing another — change orders, hidden fees, overage language buried in the fine print.
We don't do that. Our pricing is all-inclusive and fully guaranteed.
(It's worth asking every vendor you’re considering what’s not included in the initial estimate. The answers may surprise you.)
Expert project management that sticks with you from show to show.
You get a dedicated account and project management team that handles design, fabrication, logistics, shipping, installation, and dismantle.
One team that knows your brand, your assets, and your program — no handoffs, no gaps, no starting over every show.
Seamless execution, built into every project.
When you work with us, you’re not buying line items. You’re hiring an experienced team that sees the full picture, owns every detail, and tirelessly advocates for your success. Because that’s what it takes to get it right.
Strategy
Aligning your goals and budget with the right creative and execution plan.
Logistics
Vendor coordination, sourcing, and planning to stretch your budget and prevent surprises.
Design
Visual storytelling rooted in your brand and built for real-world results.
On-site Support
Professional setup and teardown you don’t have to supervise.
Production
In-house fabrication, graphics, and an extensive rental inventory.
Storage & Inventory
Secure storage, maintenance, and inventory tracking.
Management
Dedicated project manager who owns every detail and never drops the ball.
Whatever else it takes
We’ve seen it all — and we handle it all, so you don’t have to.
Sustainable Exhibit Design from a Certified B Corp
The trade show industry produces an estimated 600,000 tons of waste per year, much of it from single-use builds that go straight to the landfill after the show.
As one of the first Certified B Corp exhibit houses in the country, we’re independently verified to meet high standards of environmental and social responsibility.
We’ve built our business model around modular, flexible exhibits designed to grow with your brand instead of starting over for every show. This approach reduces waste, saves you money, and produces better results over time.
Planning for IDDBA 2026?
If you’re exhibiting in June and haven’t locked in your booth plan, now is the right time to start the conversation.
Tell us about your brand, your booth plans, and what you’re trying to accomplish at IDDBA.
We’ll be straight with you about whether we’re the right fit — and what it would actually take to get there.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far in advance should I start planning my IDDBA exhibit?
If you're exhibiting in June, you don't have time to spare. The window to do this right is shorter than most people expect.
Reach out now. Even if your timeline is already tight, we'll tell you honestly what's possible.
What are the booth regulations at IDDBA?
IDDBA booth regulations cover everything from back wall height limits and carpet requirements to hanging sign approvals, flame-retardant material certifications, and food sampling authorization forms.
There's more detail than most exhibitors expect — and the consequences of missing something range from last-minute fixes on-site (when pricing is through the roof) to your being shut down by show management.
The good news: navigating all of this is part of what we do. Our clients don't need to become experts in IDDBA compliance; they just need to work with a team that already is.
What do I need to know about food sampling and cold chain logistics at IDDBA?
IDDBA has specific requirements for both. Any exhibitor serving food or beverage samples must submit a Sampling Authorization Form in advance. Cooking or open flame requires an additional OCCC Fire Marshal form.
For refrigerated or frozen product, IDDBA designates approved cold chain vendors — standard carriers aren't sufficient for temperature-controlled freight, and this needs to be coordinated well ahead of the show.
These are exactly the kinds of details that catch first-time IDDBA exhibitors off guard.
At Triple20, we help our clients manage the full picture — from paperwork to approved vendor coordination — so nothing falls through the cracks.
What should I look for in an exhibit partner for an food industry trade show like IDDBA?
Beyond portfolio and price, start with experience — specifically within the food and beverage industry.
IDDBA has food safety requirements, approved vendor relationships, and logistics complexity that generic exhibit companies aren't always prepared for.
Ask any vendor you consider whether they've built at IDDBA before, whether they know the Orange County Convention Center, and how they handle refrigerated freight and sampling compliance.
The answers will narrow the field quickly.
How much does a custom exhibit for IDDBA cost?
It varies significantly depending on booth size, your specific plans (e.g. giveaways, sampling, or other activations), and how much you're owning versus renting.
A 10x10 inline with modular components looks very different from a 50x50 island with refrigerated cases and custom fabrication.
What we can tell you: we know the Orange County Convention Center and the IDDBA vendor ecosystem well enough that your budget goes further with us than it would with most exhibit companies.
We're not the cheapest option — but we're also not the most expensive, and our clients consistently find that all-inclusive guaranteed pricing means the number you budget is the number you spend.
If you want a straight answer on what's realistic for your footprint and goals, just ask us. We'll tell you honestly.
Does Triple20 have experience at IDDBA?
Yes — we've designed and managed exhibits at IDDBA for food brands across protein, dairy, deli, and bakery, including multi-year programs that have scaled across multiple footprints and shows.
Our work in this space has been recognized nationally, including winning the 2025 Best of beMatrix Sustainability Award for our exhibit program with Expresco Foods, a longtime IDDBA exhibitor.
We know the show, the venue, and what it actually takes to show up well in this environment.
What kind of food and beverage companies does Triple20 work with?
Our sweet spot is mid-sized food, beverage, and CPG companies that are serious about their trade show presence and ready to invest in doing it right.
We're not the right fit for brands looking to buy banner stands or source booth items on their own (more power to you, though!)
But if you're a growing brand that wants to show up in a serious, strategic way and have a team that owns the process — that's exactly who we work with.
How does Triple20's pricing work?
Upfront, transparent, and all-inclusive. If our proposal says $60,000, your invoice says $60,000 — no hidden fees, no surprises.
This is genuinely uncommon in the exhibit industry. Most vendors quote low and build in room for overages. We don't.
Our model is built around earning the next project, not squeezing margin out of the current one — which means you'll never have to wonder whose interests we're protecting.