VIV Health & Nutrition Asia 2026 concluded successfully after taking place from 10–12 March 2026 alongside VICTAM Asia, GRAPAS Asia and Horti & Agri Asia. Together, the four co-located exhibitions welcomed 10,639 visitors from 73 countries across the agrifood value chain, representing a 23 percent increase in attendance compared with the previous edition. Held at BITEC in Bangkok, VIV Health & Nutrition Asia brought together the region’s animal feed and health community for three days of industry engagement.
The rise in visitor numbers was matched by a strong exhibition presence, with 300 exhibitors occupying more than 17,000 gross square metres of exhibition space in one of Southeast Asia’s most accessible trade hubs. Demonstrating the event’s appeal among senior industry professionals, VIV Health & Nutrition Asia alone attracted 125 industry leaders.
Four shows, one vision
The scale of the 2026 edition was shaped by the strength of its strategic co-location. Each event brought together a distinct yet complementary audience, creating an environment where discussions moved easily across disciplines, sectors and supply chain roles.
VIV Health & Nutrition Asia served as a dedicated hub for professionals in animal nutrition and health, providing a specialist platform for feed formulators, veterinarians, producers and buyers involved in poultry, swine, aquaculture, cattle and dairy production.
VICTAM Asia brought together global innovators in feed technology, pelleting and grain processing, offering manufacturers and equipment suppliers a focused platform for technology exchange and commercial dialogue.
GRAPAS Asia addressed the full spectrum of grain processing and post-harvest solutions, connecting regional stakeholders with technologies designed to improve efficiency and quality across Asia’s cereal and crop supply chains.
Horti & Agri Asia complemented the programme by focusing on horticulture and wider agri-tech developments, encouraging knowledge exchange between plant-based and animal production sectors — an increasingly important convergence for the future of sustainable food systems.
Reflecting on the event, Natasha Hall, Vice President of VIV Worldwide, said:
“This edition marks a defining moment — one that reflects not only the growth of this platform, but the momentum of an entire industry. The dedicated national pavilions from Japan and South Korea, two of Asia’s most dynamic and innovative markets, speak volumes about the rising international confidence in what this event represents. Their presence underscores a shared belief that collaboration across borders is essential to shaping the future of the sector, and we look forward to the ideas, connections, and opportunities their participation brings.”
The 2026 edition further reinforced VIV Health & Nutrition Asia’s role as a trusted biennial platform for the sector, positioned at the centre of the industry’s even-year calendar and bridging the cycle between each VIV Asia event with specialist content for animal feed and health professionals.
Building on this momentum, organisers expect the next edition to continue expanding the platform’s role in connecting global expertise with the rapidly developing Asian agrifood sector. The event remains a key meeting point for innovation, collaboration and knowledge exchange across the region’s animal production and feed industries.
