After four long years, the time has come to raise the curtain on VIV Asia 2023 at IMPACT in Bangkok and do business face-to-face again. The floor is set to welcome visitors and exhibitors from the global feed to food and meat-processing value chain.
VIV ASIA & MEAT PRO ASIA GRAND OPENING
Thousands of participants from the feed, meat and aquaculture industries from around the world will be meeting from 8 to 10 March at VIV ASIA 2023, co-located for the first time with Meat Pro Asia, making this, the most complete Feed to Food global trade show edition in Asia.
The heart of VIV Asia, the VIV Square, will offer exciting events, from conferences with eminent speakers to networking events with country delegations and happy hour activities to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the leading livestock event in the region.
“We are overwhelmed by the positive response of the industry on VIV Asia 2023, both in terms of exhibitors participating and registered visitors. The VIV shows have always been places where the whole industry comes together: manufacturers, suppliers, buyers, distributors, governmental bodies, research, media everyone. VIV Asia is the best example for this,” states Ms. Birgit Horn, Managing Director of VIV Worldwide.
This year, the co-located Meat Pro Asia, exclusively focused on processing and packaging, offers an even greater range of product variety than ever before. Mr. Richard Li, Executive Director, Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd explains: “We are thrilled to be opening a new chapter for sourcing in one of South East Asia’s most important food producing regions. In particular, the internationality of this first ever edition is something we are extremely proud of, with exhibitors from more than 20 countries and regions taking part. Buyers are presented with high-quality processing and packaging solutions from all over the world through this international presence.”
UNPARALLELED EXHIBITOR PROFILES
More than 1.200 exhibitors will showcase not only an extraordinary variety of products, but innovations, knowledge, and services related to animal husbandry and animal nutrition. Just like at every VIV show, attendees at VIV Asia 2023 will network with industry professionals intensively and also gain valuable insights into the latest industry trends and by that being able to create their business outlook for the upcoming two years.
The industry names present this year include global and regional market leaders from Asia, Europe, America, and the Middle East - all under one roof. With an array of species covering poultry, Aquaculture, dairy, swine, and cattle/calves - the show has lots to offer for all professional players in the animal protein production including the downstream part of the supply chain.
OVER 120 SESSIONS STACKED WITH KNOWLEDGE
With a focus on cutting edge know-how, VIV Asia‘s conference program will offer attendees a unique opportunity to gain insights into the latest innovations and technologies, as well as best practices from leading industry and research experts. Over 200 high-level speakers will be joining from all over the world, shaping this year’s conference program up to be one of the most comprehensive and informative events in the industry.
The sessions offered at VIV Asia 2023, are initiated by the organizers, exhibitors, leading research institutes, knowledge partners and industry associations. Attendees will have the chance to hear from experts on a wide range of topics, such as early feeding, feed efficiency or controlling Avian Influenza, maximizing dairy farm margins, improving gut health, sustainable solutions for animal production and many more. Some of the conferences require an entry fee, but the majority of the program is free to visit. An early registration to different sessions is highly recommended, however visitors can still attend some of the conferences registering onsite depending on availability.
Some such conferences have been planned with media partner Milling and Grain magazine and International Aquafeed - Aquatic, Aquafeed Extrusion, and Build My Feed Mill. The first two mentioned will be held on March 7 at 10am while Build My Feed Mill will be on March 10 at 12pm. Be sure to join us there!
Other important events planned by the VIV Asia show partners are the WPSA (World’s Poultry Science Association) Pakistan Poultry Industry Symposium 2023, the DPC (Dutch Poultry Centre) Netherlands reception, the HubOrange Asia Inspiration Forum, the Global Dairy Farmers initiative on How to Build Your Sustainable Dairy Farm, and the International Poultry Council event “TRANSFORM”, a consortium to address transboundary and zoonotic diseases and antimicrobial resistance, among a list of many more.
HASSLE-FREE TRANSPORTATION AND NAVIGATION ON SITE
To make the journey to and from the event easier for visitors and exhibitors, VIV Asia has arranged a free shuttle service that will operate on a set schedule. Attendees can access the full shuttle schedule and book their rides through a QR code available on the show's official website. The shuttle service will provide a hassle-free transportation option to and from IMPACT, allowing attendees to focus on making connections and conducting business.
In addition, VIV Asia has created a step-by-step video guide that showcases the features of IMPACT and helps visitors navigate the venue with ease. The guide will be available on the show's official website and will be a valuable resource for attendees who may be unfamiliar with the venue.
For attendees who have pre-registered for VIV Asia 2023, badge collection will be available at the entrance. Those who have not yet registered can do so on-site and then proceed to collect their badges. With streamlined registration and badge collection, visitors can quickly get started with their business at the event.
Thailand is now fully open to visitors from around the globe, without any entry requirements. This means that attendees can enjoy a seamless and welcoming experience at VIV Asia 2023 and its co-located Meat Pro Asia show.
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