Netherlands Livestock ExhibitionVIV Europe

VIV Europe, the Netherlands’ premier livestock exhibition, is an unprecedented global event in the animal husbandry sector. It serves as a powerful bridge for advancing intensive livestock production worldwide and provides an excellent platform for in-depth industry dialogue. At the show, numerous exhibitors from across the globe will showcase their latest products, technologies, and services, fostering favorable conditions for the development of global intensive animal agriculture.

JuZhan has repeatedly organized participation by select high-quality enterprises! VIV Europe offers a comprehensive view of the entire industry ecosystem, spanning from feed production to food processing, thereby further solidifying its position as a key international forum for the global livestock and animal protein sectors.

As an international event that covers the full animal protein value chain, VIV Europe showcases innovations across multiple domains, including feed and grain technologies, feed ingredients and additives, animal health, breeding and hatchery solutions, farm management and production, slaughter and processing, packaging technologies, cold-chain logistics, laboratory services, as well as digital and automation solutions.

Professional buyers—representing major global livestock producers, procurement entities, cooperatives, and food manufacturers—move freely among the various pavilions, actively seeking collaboration opportunities and cutting-edge solutions. In addition to the exhibition, VIV Europe hosts extensive concurrent conferences and forums, focusing on critical topics such as artificial intelligence applications, precision nutrition, smart farming, antibiotic reduction, the evolving landscape of global protein trade, supply-chain resilience, and sustainable food production.

As a leading indicator for the global animal protein industry, VIV Europe not only highlights the latest technological advances but also plays a pivotal role in driving coordinated global industry development.