VIV Bangkok, Thailand – Intensive Livestock Exhibition

VIV Asia, the Bangkok International Livestock Exhibition in Thailand, attracted over 51,000 professional visitors from 129 countries and regions, bringing together 1,500 exhibitors to deliver an unparalleled global event for the livestock and feed industries. Industry leaders and key decision-makers convened to engage in business discussions, share cutting-edge technologies, and explore the latest industry trends, firmly establishing VIV Asia as Asia’s most influential B2B platform for the livestock sector.

VIV Asia in Bangkok showcased the world’s most advanced technologies in animal protein production, processing, and packaging, drawing more than 700 industry pioneers from 55 countries. Through tailored business‑to‑business networking events, leading companies precisely connected with target markets, gaining first-hand access to industry insights, technological resources, and strategic partnerships, thereby further advancing collaborative development across the sector.

As a hub of innovation for the livestock and food-processing industries, VIV Asia highlighted groundbreaking advancements in animal disease prevention, regenerative agriculture, and precision livestock management. The exhibition also featured over 150 knowledge‑sharing sessions, delivered by 300 industry experts offering前沿行业见解.（This content is copyrighted by Juzhan; unauthorized reproduction is prohibited.）

Highlights included the Netherlands Pavilion and the Thailand–Netherlands Livestock Innovation Symposium; national pavilions from France, Belgium, the United States, South Korea, India, Brazil, and other countries; the SMElevate Spotlight—showcasing innovative agricultural technologies from small and medium-sized enterprises and startups; and the AgriBITs debut—delving into how AI, IoT, robotics, and smart technologies are shaping the future of agriculture.

Beyond serving as a platform for industry dialogue, VIV Asia underscored emerging green‑future trends. Panadda Kongma, Vice President of VNU Asia Pacific, stated: “We are actively implementing sustainability initiatives, including soy‑based ink printing, electric‑vehicle logistics, reducing paper usage, and promoting digital solutions, all aimed at minimizing the event’s carbon footprint.”

Exhibitors spanned the full spectrum, from manufacturers of slaughtering and processing equipment to suppliers of packaging and transportation solutions.VIV Asia in Bangkokhas provided major global suppliers with streamlined access, opening doors to potential high‑end markets within ASEAN.

VIV Bangkok, Thailand – Intensive Livestock Exhibition tickets are e-tickets. Domestic and international visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name passport verification. After purchase, the organizer verifies visitor identity. Visitors who do not meet entry requirements may need to submit additional documents. Once approved, you will receive email confirmation or a QR code. On site, present your original passport and confirmation letter to collect a paper badge, or scan the QR code to enter.

Partial exhibitor directory and exhibitor list for VIV Bangkok, Thailand – Intensive Livestock Exhibition: 江苏森荣环保科技有限公司, 杭州海尔希畜牧科技有限公司, 上海日乾化工科技有限公司, 浙江汇能生物股份有限公司, 南京毕科生物科技有限公司, and others. The 2027 edition is expected to feature 500+ exhibiting companies. To obtain the full exhibitor directory (including booth numbers and contact details), please visit the official exhibition website or contact Jufair.

The Exhibition Value of VIV Asia

Asia’s Largest and Most Comprehensive B2B Event Covering the Entire Feed-to-Food Industry Chain: Co‑organized by VNU Asia Pacific and VNU Europe, VIV Asia has, since its inception, become the most influential flagship trade show in Asia’s livestock sector. The exhibition spans the entire industry value chain—from feed production and animal husbandry to veterinary health and slaughter processing—earning widespread recognition as a leading indicator of trends in Asia’s livestock industry and a pivotal gateway for global livestock companies seeking to enter the Asian market.

A One‑Stop Showcase Covering the Entire Industry Chain: The event encompasses all segments of the value chain, including feed ingredients and additives, veterinary medicines and biologics, breeding and hatchery solutions, farm equipment, livestock automation systems, animal health solutions, slaughter and meat processing, cold-chain logistics, and aquaculture. In 2025, VIV Asia will be held concurrently with Meat Pro Asia (a meat processing exhibition) and Horti Agri Next Asia (an horticulture and agriculture expo), occupying a combined exhibition space exceeding 75,000 square meters. By presenting the complete “feed-to-food” value chain, the show enables exhibitors to access resources across the entire industry in a single venue.

Precise Connections with Key Buyers and Decision‑Makers Across Asia and Globally: The 2025 edition will bring together 1,500 exhibitors from 63 countries and regions, with 93% being international participants. Over 51,000 professional visitors from 129 countries—including livestock producers, feed manufacturers, veterinary distributors, slaughterhouse operators, and import/export traders—will attend. Exhibitors will have direct access to Asia’s most influential purchasing audiences, facilitating efficient business matchmaking and market expansion.

Unique Value for Chinese Enterprises: A Strategic Engine for Expanding into Asian and Belt and Road Markets: Asia’s livestock market is experiencing rapid growth, with the Asia‑Pacific animal protein market projected to expand from USD 2.97 billion in 2025 to USD 3.92 billion by 2030, at a compound annual growth rate of 5.72%. VIV Asia serves as a vital bridge between ASEAN and the Chinese market, providing exhibitors with a strategic pathway into Southeast Asia, South Asia, and the Middle East. With national pavilions representing France, the United States, South Korea, India, Brazil, and other countries, Chinese livestock enterprises can leverage this platform to showcase their proprietary technologies, connect with international clients, secure overseas orders, and deepen their integration into the global livestock ecosystem.

A Vanguard for Technological Innovation and Industry Trends: At the show, AI‑assisted farming, IoT‑based monitoring systems, precision feeding technologies, biosecurity solutions, and sustainable protein production are among the hottest topics. In 2025, VIV Asia will debut the AgriBITs initiative, focusing on the digital transformation of agriculture through AI, automation, and biotechnology. Concurrently, more than 150 educational seminars will be held, featuring 300 industry leaders addressing cutting‑edge issues such as disease prevention, food safety, and sustainable agriculture.

High‑Level Forums and Deep Connections to Industry Resources: The event will host multiple high‑profile forums, including the Netherlands–Thailand Symposium on Sustainable Food Systems and the International Poultry Industry Forum. Additionally, five themed guided tours—covering swine, poultry, aquaculture, food processing, and agriculture—alongside social events such as golf outings and VIP receptions, will provide exhibitors with valuable insights into Asian market policies, technological trends, and evolving consumer preferences.

Notable exhibitors

• Internationally renowned brands: ADM, Trouw Nutrition, Alapala, Alltech, Andritz Feed and Biofuels, Aviagen Group, CESCO, Famsun, Miavit, Hendrix Genetics, AB Vista, Royal De Heus, DSM, Evonik, BASF, Novus International, Kemin Industries
• Representative international pavilions: French Pavilion, U.S. Pavilion, Korean Pavilion, Indian Pavilion, UK Pavilion, Brazilian Pavilion, Dutch Pavilion (featuring 72 Dutch companies across 2,965 square meters)
• Dutch exhibitors: Dr. FERM, Nijsen, Winsect, Amped, HubOrange!, Dutch Greenhouse Delta, Poultry Plan
• Chinese enterprises: Dahua Nong (animal health technology and livestock disease solutions; its booth attracted significant attention from international clients)
• Feed and additive companies: AB VISTA ASIA, A.W.P. SRL, Nutreco, Charoen Pokphand Foods, CP Group, New Hope Group, Tongwei Co., Ltd.
• Veterinary pharmaceuticals and animal health companies: 1/5 Veterinary Medicine Company - TRAVETCO, Aboitiz Foods Holdings, Inc., Zoeitis, Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health, Ceva Animal Health
• Equipment and automation firms: A & S Thai Works Co., Ltd., A.H.A International Co., Ltd., A/B Technologies Int‘l Inc., Ishida (Thailand) Co., Ltd., Big Dutchman, Fancom
• Aquaculture companies: covering shrimp farming, aquatic feed additives, disease management, and related fields
• Brazilian industry associations: ABIQUIFI (Brazilian Association of Pharmaceutical Raw Materials), ABRA (Brazilian Association of Refiners)