The co-located exhibitions VICTAM Asia 2026 and Health & Nutrition Asia 2026 returns to the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC) in Bangkok, Thailand, from 10–12 March 2026, bringing together the full spectrum of the animal feed, grain processing and animal health industries under one roof.
Positioned as Asia’s most comprehensive platform for feed technology, animal nutrition and livestock health solutions, the events are expected to welcome more than 300 international exhibitors and over 9,000 industry professionals from across the region. The exhibitions will showcase innovations spanning feed ingredients, grain handling, animal health products, processing technologies and sustainable production systems.
Organised alongside GRAPAS Asia 2026, the platform provides a complete view of the industry value chain — from grain storage, milling and feed manufacturing to animal nutrition, veterinary solutions and livestock performance technologies.
Animal health and nutrition innovation
Health & Nutrition Asia 2026 focuses on innovations in animal nutrition, veterinary health and sustainable livestock production. The exhibition will cover sectors including poultry, swine, aquaculture, beef cattle and dairy production.
The event will feature a broad range of international companies presenting solutions across feed additives, pharmaceuticals, diagnostics and smart farming technologies. Global suppliers including Elanco, Catalysis and IntraCare are among the companies expected to showcase new products and technologies.
National pavilions from Japan and South Korea will also highlight advanced livestock and feed technologies from two of Asia’s most innovation-driven markets.
Connecting the feed and grain value chain
As Asia’s established exhibition dedicated to feed and grain processing technology, VICTAM Asia continues to serve as a central meeting point for suppliers, producers and technical specialists across the region.
According to Sebas van den Ende, General Manager of VICTAM Foundation, the 2026 edition focuses on facilitating meaningful industry connections and innovation. “This year’s event once again brings the animal feed industry across Asia together. At Victam, our mission is not just to unite the industry, but to drive real progress. With 300 exhibitors, themed exhibition days, and targeted trade missions from across Asia, we connect visitors directly with the suppliers that truly matter.”
Running alongside the exhibition, GRAPAS Asia will highlight grain handling, rice milling and flour processing technologies, reflecting the increasing integration between grain processing and feed production across Southeast Asia.
Yvonne Kaal, Event Manager for VICTAM and GRAPAS Asia, notes that the platform provides a dedicated space for suppliers and decision-makers shaping the region’s grain sector. The exhibition will feature specialised visitor routes and themed industry days designed to facilitate targeted networking and technology discovery.
Conference programme and industry insights
Alongside the exhibition floor, the events will host an extensive knowledge programme featuring more than 150 international speakers and over 30 conference sessions.
The week begins with an aquaculture conference on 9 March, c0-organised by VIV Worldwide and International Aquafeed, focusing on feed sourcing, disease management and sustainable development in the region’s expanding aquaculture sector.
During the exhibition, technical sessions will address key industry challenges including African swine fever, antimicrobial resistance, feed formulation, digital livestock management and precision nutrition.
Research institutions and organisations including the World Organisation for Animal Health and Thailand’s National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (BIOTEC) will contribute to the programme, alongside industry specialists and veterinary experts.
The conference will conclude with the Asian Animal Health Award Ceremony, hosted by the Federation of Asian Veterinary Associations, recognising achievements in animal health innovation across the region.
Platform for regional collaboration
According to Natasha Hall, Senior Project Manager at VIV Worldwide, the co-located exhibitions are designed to encourage collaboration across the entire animal protein value chain. “Health & Nutrition Asia is designed to create meaningful industry connections by bringing together experts, solution providers, and decision-makers in one focused environment. The event enables open dialogue, cross-border collaboration, and knowledge exchange that help businesses respond faster to market changes and unlock new opportunities across Asia’s rapidly evolving animal protein sector.”
Supported by leading academic institutions such as Mahidol University, Chulalongkorn University and Kasetsart University, as well as Thailand’s Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, the event aims to bridge research, technology development and practical farm applications.
Together, the exhibitions offer a comprehensive platform where the feed, grain and animal health sectors can explore innovations, strengthen partnerships and address the challenges shaping the future of food production in Asia.
