The VICTAM Asia, Health & Nutrition Asia and GRAPAS Asia event started this morning and will be open until September 9, 2022, at IMPACT Halls 9 and 10, in Bangkok, Thailand. VICTAM International and VIV worldwide welcome top players, industry leaders, and global professionals to explore these three co-located trade fairs. More than 400 exhibitors are showcasing their latest solutions in animal feed, nutrition, genetics, health and veterinary technology, monitoring, and management.
Sharing his thoughts on the government perspective, Mr Alongkorn Ponlaboot Advisor to the Ministry of Agricultural and Cooperatives, Thailand, says, 'The rising demand for animal-sourced foods may also boost the Thailand compound feed market. In 2020, the value of the compound feed market in Thailand was nearly 9,000 million USD, and it is projected to reach almost 12,000 million USD by 2026, witnessing a CAGR of 4.2 percent during the forecast period. As for the future of food industry in Thailand, the Thai cabinet approved an action plan for food processing industry development for 2019-2027 and a supporting budget of almost 183 million USD in 2020, along with the assessment that private sector would likely contribute an estimated 60 million USD. The plan aims to upgrade Thailand to become a hub of processed food in ASEAN and become one of the top 10 food exporters to the global market by 2027.'
'The Asia-Pacific region is the largest market for animal feed products. Southeast Asia is the world's largest producer and exporter of pork. China is the most important market for pork producers, followed by Vietnam, Thailand, South Korea, Japan, and the Philippines' says Mr Chayanon Kittayachaweng, Vice President of Thai Feed Mill Association. 'Thailand's compound feed market was valued at 8,984 million USD in 2020, and it is projected to reach 11,968 million USD by 2026, witnessing a CAGR of 4.2 percent during the forecast period' he adds.
'Through the fiscal year 2020 even with Covid's ups and downs, Thailand still welcomed over 10 million MICE travelers, generating nearly 1,700 million USD in revenue for the country. TCEB believes that the qualified MICE workforce is what needs to be prepared at the current phase, not just for the post-Covid-19, but in order to promote the MICE industry throughout Thailand effectively in the long run.' Mrs Nichapa Yoswee, Senior Vice President - Strategic Marketing and Business Development Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) says. 'TCEB welcomes and will always provide our utmost efforts to support exhibitions run by VICTAM and VIV teams. These shows will set a new milestone for the industry and set the standard for future livestock exhibitions in 2023,' Mrs Nichapa adds.
This significant event was inaugurated by eminent members of the industry, including:
- Mr Alongkorn Ponlaboot, Advisor to the Ministry of Agricultural and Cooperatives, Thailand
- Mrs Nichapa Yoswee, Senior Vice President - Strategic Marketing and Business Development Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB)
- Mr Chayanon Kittayachaweng, Vice President, Thai Feed Mill Association
- Mrs Birgit Horn, Managing Director of VIV worldwide, VNU Europe
- Ms Panadda Kongma, Director of Agribusiness and Operations, VNU Asia Pacific
- Mr Zhenja Antochin, Senior Event Manager, VNU Europe
- Mr Joris Kaanen, Board of Director - VICTAM
- Mr Sebas Van Ende, General Manager of VICTAM International
- Mr Phusit Sasitaranondha, Managing Director of Expolink Global Network Co. Ltd
VICTAM Asia in co-location with Health & Nutrition Asia 2022 and GRAPAS Asia 2022 is officially open from 7-9 September 2022 and hosted at the IMPACT Hall 9-10 in Bangkok, Thailand from 10:00-18:00 hrs.
The onsite registration is still available for all interested visitors, HERE.
For more information visit the Victam website, HERE, or the VIV website, HERE.
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