VIV Asia 2025 Bangkok: visitors, exhibitors and themes
VIV Asia 2025 in Greater Bangkok drew more than 51,000 trade visitors and 1,500 exhibitors across feed, farming, animal health and processing.
12–14 March 2025, IMPACT Exhibition and Convention Center, Greater Bangkok / Nonthaburi, Thailand
VIV Asia 2025 ran on 12–14 March at IMPACT in Greater Bangkok, drawing more than 51,000 trade visitors and 1,500 exhibitors across the animal-protein chain.
Trade visitors: more than 51,000
Exhibitors: 1,500
What happened at VIV Asia 2025
VIV Asia 2025 took place on 12–14 March at the IMPACT Exhibition and Convention Center. The venue sits in Nonthaburi, although the show presents itself as a Bangkok event. Organised by VNU Exhibitions Asia Pacific and VNU Europe, it covers the animal-protein chain from feed and farming through to processing. According to the organiser, the combined, co-located exhibition drew more than 51,000 trade visitors and 1,500 exhibitors.
The 2025 show treated several stages of one production chain together. Feed quality, animal health, building conditions and processing performance depend on each other. A supplier of a single machine needs to know how it fits into the rest of the operation. On the stands, discussions turned on process consistency, hygiene, maintainability and access to technical support. Requirements still differ by species, facility size and the way each business organises its production, so no single solution fits all.
The strongest audience fit was feed manufacturers, livestock integrators, poultry and pig businesses, equipment providers, animal-health companies and processing-technology suppliers. European businesses used the show to find partners and study the needs of individual Asian markets. Buyers came from many countries, so the event's reach went well beyond Thailand. A conversation in Nonthaburi could just as easily concern a project elsewhere in the region, with requirements set by the buyer's home market.
VIV Asia is a strong reference for the industrial infrastructure behind animal production. Its real value lies in showing how production stages connect and what each supplier can actually deliver. Some exhibitors sell a device, others process integration, servicing or specialist knowledge. Knowing which is which helps a visitor match the show to a real business need. Seen this way, a large integrated exhibition becomes far more useful than a hall full of livestock products.
Highlights
- More than 51,000 trade visitors and 1,500 exhibitors in the co-located format
- Feed, farming, animal health and processing as one chain
- Venue in Nonthaburi, presented as a Bangkok show
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