Attending VIV Asia 2025: Insights & Opportunities for Poultry Hub Australia
Attending VIV Asia 2025 in Bangkok was an incredible opportunity to engage with industry leaders, researchers, and Poultry Hub Australia members while exploring the latest innovations shaping the poultry sector. As one of the largest international events dedicated to animal husbandry, feed, and food production, VIV Asia provided an invaluable platform for networking, learning, and collaboration.
Key Highlights from VIV Asia 2025
Held at the IMPACT Exhibition and Convention Centre from March 12 to 14, the event brought together thousands of exhibitors and attendees from around the world. It was an excellent setting to discuss emerging challenges and opportunities facing the poultry industry.
One of the most significant aspects of my visit was connecting with existing and potential partners. Poultry Hub Australia prioritizes collaboration, and VIV Asia reinforced the importance of working together to advance poultry science and production. Conversations covered crucial topics such as sustainability, biosecurity, feed efficiency, and technological advancements. Seeing the latest innovations firsthand was inspiring and highlighted the ongoing progress within the sector.
Beyond formal sessions and exhibits, the event facilitated valuable discussions in informal settings. Conversations over coffee and shared meals often led to some of the most productive exchanges, sparking new ideas for research collaborations and industry initiatives. These interactions reaffirmed the strength of the global poultry community and the importance of maintaining strong relationships across countries and sectors.
Innovations & Future Directions
VIV Asia 2025 showcased cutting-edge advancements in automation, alternative feed ingredients, and disease management strategies. As the industry continues to evolve, understanding how these innovations can be adapted to benefit Australian poultry production is essential. Bringing back these insights will help inform our work at Poultry Hub Australia as we support the industry through research, education, and outreach.
Additionally, the event provided an excellent opportunity to highlight our new master’s course in poultry nutrition. With growing global interest in advanced education and research in poultry science, it was great to showcase how this program will equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to drive innovation and sustainability in poultry nutrition. Engaging with industry professionals and academic partners reaffirmed the importance and impact of this initiative.
Looking Ahead
Attending VIV Asia reaffirmed the value of international engagement and staying connected with global advancements. Poultry Hub Australia remains committed to fostering collaboration and ensuring our industry remains at the forefront of innovation. I look forward to continuing these conversations and applying the insights gained to strengthen our research and industry partnerships in the months ahead.
