Bangkok VIV Asia 2027

VIV Asia is the international trade exhibition for the animal-protein supply chain, from feed and farming to animal health, aquaculture, dairy and processing. The next edition is scheduled for 10–12 March 2027 at IMPACT Exhibition Center, 99 Popular Road, Ban Mai, Pak Kret, Nonthaburi 11120, Thailand. The event is marketed as Bangkok, while the venue is physically in Pak Kret, Nonthaburi. Official opening hours are 10:00–18:00.

Its broad feed-to-food scope makes the show relevant to professionals who need to compare technologies and suppliers across connected stages of animal-protein production. Use the guide below to set a specific goal, target relevant areas and capture useful follow-up information.

Why Bangkok VIV Asia matters

VIV Asia connects product areas that are often considered separately: feed inputs, animal health, breeding, farming, aquaculture, dairy and downstream processing. That makes it useful for visitors evaluating how a decision in one part of the chain relates to operations or products elsewhere.

Discover across the chain

Visitors can explore feed and grain technologies, digital agriculture, animal-health solutions and equipment connected with farming and processing. The official programme highlights specialist areas for AgriBITs, Aquatic and Dairy, as well as country pavilions and the VIV Village. Treat these as starting points for a focused visit rather than a guarantee that every supplier or product will be present.

Compare with a purpose

Use the exhibition to compare products against a defined need: production scale, species, process, compatibility, servicing or supply requirements. A shortlist and a consistent set of questions make conversations more useful than collecting brochures without a decision in mind.

Understand the scale

For its 2025 edition, the organiser reported 1,500 exhibitors, 51,000 visitors, 75,000 gross square metres and visitors from 129 countries. It also reported 700 Industry Leaders and more than 300 professional speakers. These are figures for 2025, not a forecast for 2027. They indicate the scale and breadth of the previous edition and support planning time for priority suppliers and sectors.

Who should visit Bangkok VIV Asia?

The organiser identifies professional groups across the animal-protein value chain. The right route through the show depends on what you source, produce, process or sell.

Buyers, importers, exporters and distributors

Useful if you are looking for suppliers, technologies or partners across more than one production segment. Before attending, define the category, geography and product requirements you need to evaluate.

• Use the official exhibitor list to identify companies in feed, health, farming, aquaculture, dairy and processing.
• Compare product range, technical specifications, supply capability and service support.
• Record whether a company is a potential supplier, distribution contact or source of market intelligence.
• Prepare a clear follow-up request, such as a specification sheet or a discussion about compatibility.

Farm owners, breeders and production professionals

Your priorities may centre on practical farm performance, animal health, breeding, feed or digital tools. Focus on solutions that match the species, operating conditions and production questions you actually face.

• Compare feed, nutrition, animal-health, breeding and farm-management technologies.
• Ask how a product is applied, what systems it must work with and what support is available.
• Note the evidence and operating assumptions behind performance claims for later review.
• Use the AgriBITs, Aquatic or Dairy focus areas when they match your production interests.

Processors, manufacturers, engineers and technicians

For processing and equipment teams, the value lies in identifying relevant machinery, components and process solutions, then checking whether they fit plant requirements.

• Prioritise equipment and technology relevant to meat, fish, shrimp, egg, dairy or other documented processing categories.
• Prepare questions on throughput, line integration, utilities, installation, operator requirements and maintenance.
• Record technical documents or details that need review with engineering, quality or procurement colleagues.
• Separate an interesting demonstration from a solution that has been checked against your specification.

Feed, nutrition and animal-health professionals

Feed mills, ingredient and additive companies, nutritionists, veterinarians, animal-health businesses and service providers are among the organiser’s named professional groups.

• Compare feed and grain technologies, nutrition products and animal-health solutions against a defined application.
• Ask about formulation, usage conditions, compatibility, technical support and documentation.
• Consider how feed and health decisions connect with production, animal welfare and downstream product requirements.
• Capture questions that require a technical or regulatory answer after the show rather than relying on an informal conversation.

What can you find at Bangkok VIV Asia?

The official positioning covers the animal-protein chain from feed to food. Product categories include feed and nutrition, animal health, breeding, livestock farming, aquaculture, dairy farming and processing, and meat, fish, shrimp and egg processing. Digital agriculture, automation and logistics also appear in the event’s sector positioning.

Feed, grain and nutrition

Look for feed and grain technology, ingredients, additives and nutrition-related solutions. Buyers can compare intended applications, equipment requirements and technical support; production teams can relate these options to their operating needs.

Farming, breeding and animal health

These areas connect farm operations with breeding, animal-health products and related services. Visitors may want to define the species, production system and problem they are evaluating before comparing suppliers.

Aquaculture, dairy and processing

Aquatic is described as covering aquaculture production, health and processing. Dairy focuses on dairy farming, equipment and milk processing. The wider event also includes downstream processing across meat, fish, shrimp, eggs and dairy products.

Digital agriculture and automation

AgriBITs is presented as a focus area for smart farming, digital solutions and data-driven technologies. Use it to investigate tools that relate to a specific farm or production workflow, and check interoperability and service requirements with providers.

What makes Bangkok VIV Asia different?

The distinguishing feature is the documented breadth of its feed-to-food scope: the event positions feed, animal health, breeding, farming, processing, automation and logistics as connected parts of the animal-protein industry. Visitors can therefore compare different links in the chain in one trade-show setting, while still choosing a narrow, relevant route.

The organiser describes the 2027 edition as expanding across Halls 1–7, with three additional destinations: country pavilions in Hall 5, Feed and Grain Technology in Hall 6, and the VIV Village in Hall 7. The homepage also lists AgriBITs, Aquatic and Dairy as specialist areas. Confirm the current floor plan and exhibitor placement before building a day-by-day route.

For context, the 2025 edition recorded visitors from 129 countries, alongside 1,500 exhibitors and 51,000 visitors. Those published figures describe the previous edition; they should not be treated as a guarantee of the audience or exhibitor mix in 2027.

What should you aim to achieve?

A useful visit has a defined outcome. Replace “see what is new” with one or two questions that can guide supplier selection and follow-up.

If you are sourcing or distributing

Set a target such as identifying a shortlist of suppliers in one product category, comparing their product ranges and documenting what is needed to assess distribution or supply fit. Record gaps as questions, not assumptions.

If you manage a farm or production operation

Choose a specific operational issue—such as a feed, health, breeding or technology requirement—and identify which solutions merit technical review. Note the conditions under which a product may or may not suit your operation.

If you work in processing or engineering

Use the visit to identify equipment and process solutions worth a technical conversation. Capture capacity requirements, integration constraints, service needs and the documents your colleagues will need before a purchase decision.

If you work in nutrition or animal health

Decide which applications and production settings matter most. Compare product purpose, use conditions and the support available, and keep an explicit list of technical questions that require evidence after the show.

How to prepare before Bangkok VIV Asia

1. Define the decision. Write down what you want to source, compare, learn or validate. Limit the list to priorities that fit the time you have.
2. Build a target-company list. Use the official exhibitor directory to find relevant companies. Group them by product area and mark each as a priority, useful if time allows, or a market-intelligence contact.
3. Use the floor plan. Once the current layout is available, map priority exhibitors and the special areas relevant to your goals. Leave room for meetings and changes in the live schedule.
4. Prepare sector-specific questions. Buyers can ask about product range, supply capability, service and technical documentation. Farm teams can ask about application, compatibility and support. Processors can ask about capacity, installation, integration and maintenance. Feed and health professionals can ask about use conditions and technical evidence.
5. Plan meetings carefully. Contact priority companies through the organiser’s current channels if meeting arrangements are available. Do not assume a meeting, hosted-buyer place or programme slot is confirmed until you receive confirmation.
6. Check current event information. Revisit the organiser’s pages for registration, programme, exhibitor list, venue access and any later operational announcements before travelling.
7. Prepare a note template. Use the same fields for each conversation: company, product, application, fit, specifications, open questions, contact and next action.

How to make the most of the exhibition

Do not try to collect everything. Start with priority suppliers and relevant focus areas, then use remaining time for adjacent sectors that could affect your business. The exhibitor directory, conference information and floor plan are listed as visitor planning tools on the official site; check their current versions before relying on them.

For each useful conversation, record:

• Company and product: what was shown and which category it belongs to.
• Application: the process, species, farm or product use the supplier described.
• Fit: why it may suit your requirements and what is still unknown.
• Evidence to request: technical specifications, compatibility details, service information or other material relevant to your decision.
• Next action: who will follow up, what information is needed and by when.

Keep organiser claims, supplier statements and your own assessment distinct in your notes. A demonstration can help you understand a product, but a purchase or investment decision may require independent technical, commercial and compliance checks.

Beyond the exhibition floor

The official site presents a conference programme and sessions-and-speakers planning tool, but a detailed 2027 schedule was not confirmed in the pages reviewed. Check the current organiser programme for session titles, speakers and timings before building these into your plan.

Named special areas include AgriBITs for digital agriculture and data-driven technologies, Aquatic for aquaculture production, health and processing, and Dairy for dairy farming, equipment and milk processing. The 2027 edition also highlights country pavilions, Feed and Grain Technology, and the VIV Village. Use the current floor plan to locate these areas and verify which are relevant to your objectives.

Networking at Bangkok VIV Asia

The organiser lists a Hosted Buyers programme with matchmaking and networking opportunities, and an Industry Leader programme for selected senior profiles. Eligibility, availability and arrangements should be checked directly with the organiser; do not assume access or meetings are automatic.

For ordinary supplier conversations, prepare a short introduction covering your role, product or operation, the market or application you are focused on, and what you need to learn. Ask a specific question rather than starting with a general request for information. Before ending a conversation, agree on a useful next step—such as sending a specification or arranging a technical discussion—if both sides are interested.

Travelling to Bangkok VIV Asia

The official venue page gives the address as IMPACT Exhibition Center, 99 Popular Road, Ban Mai, Pak Kret, Nonthaburi 11120, Thailand. VIV Asia is marketed as a Bangkok event, but the venue is physically in Pak Kret, Nonthaburi; use the venue name and address when checking directions.

The organiser describes access by the MRT Pink Line spur. It directs visitors to MT01 IMPACT Muang Thong Thani, Exit 3, for Challenger Halls via the Sky Entrance, and MT02 Lake Muang Thong Thani, Exit 4, for IMPACT Forum Hall 4 via the skywalk. Check the final event layout to confirm which entrance is closest to your destination.

The official page also notes that venue parking is available. Complimentary shuttles may operate during VIV Asia, but routes, operating hours and pick-up points are to be announced closer to the event. Confirm current transport and venue arrangements with the organiser and venue before travel.

One day or several days?

The show runs for three days. A single day may suit visitors with a tightly defined shortlist and a small number of priority meetings. Use the exhibitor list and floor plan to group targets and allow time for conversations rather than trying to cross every sector.

More time may be useful if you need to compare several parts of the feed-to-food chain, visit specialist areas, attend relevant sessions and speak with multiple suppliers. A longer visit is most valuable when each day has a distinct purpose—for example, feed and farm technologies first, processing and supply partners next, and follow-up meetings or programme sessions around them. The final schedule and meeting availability should guide the choice.

Bangkok VIV Asia for a live project

If you are assessing a current farm, production or processing project, bring a concise project brief and technical requirements. For equipment, note the process, capacity, site conditions, integration needs, service expectations and decision timeline. For feed, health or breeding solutions, define the intended application, species and operating conditions.

Use supplier discussions to identify what information is missing, not to shortcut a technical review. Ask for the documentation needed by your engineering, veterinary, nutrition, procurement or quality colleagues. Compare alternatives against the same criteria and record any assumptions that need to be checked after the event.

After Bangkok VIV Asia: where the value continues

Within a few days of returning, sort contacts into three groups: immediate project relevance, potential future fit, and market or technical intelligence. This helps keep urgent supplier questions from being lost among general information.

For priority contacts, send a concise follow-up that recalls the product and application discussed, lists the specifications or evidence you need, and names the next step. Share technical material with the relevant colleagues and compare supplier responses against your original requirements. Record unresolved questions and verify them before a purchasing or investment decision.

For contacts with longer-term potential, note why they may be relevant and what would trigger a future conversation. Keep event notes tied to decisions and assigned actions rather than storing a pile of unreviewed brochures.

Who should consider exhibiting?

VIV Asia’s official exhibitor positioning includes suppliers across feed and nutrition, animal health, breeding, farming, aquaculture, dairy, processing, automation and logistics. Companies whose products serve these areas may assess whether the event’s documented audience and international profile match their objectives.

Before enquiring, define the business result you want to investigate: product awareness, distributor conversations, customer feedback, technical demonstrations or partner discovery. Compare the cost and staffing required with the quality of target contacts you need. Ask the organiser about current participation options, deadlines, stand availability and audience information; none of those details should be assumed from previous editions.

Bangkok VIV Asia visitor checklist

Before the visit

• ☐ Confirm current registration and entry requirements with the organiser.
• ☐ Check the exhibitor list, programme, floor plan and venue access information.
• ☐ Set a small number of measurable sourcing, technical or learning goals.
• ☐ Prepare target suppliers, meeting requests and sector-specific questions.
• ☐ Check travel arrangements and the correct Pak Kret venue address.

During the visit

• ☐ Prioritise scheduled meetings and relevant specialist areas.
• ☐ Record company, product, application, fit, open questions and next action.
• ☐ Separate verified documents from verbal claims and personal impressions.
• ☐ Review your notes at the end of each day and adjust priorities.

After the visit

• ☐ Sort contacts by urgency and relevance.
• ☐ Request missing specifications and technical documentation.
• ☐ Compare supplier responses against the same requirements.
• ☐ Assign owners and dates to agreed follow-up actions.

Is Bangkok VIV Asia worth visiting?

Bangkok VIV Asia is most relevant to professionals who source, produce, manage animal health, distribute or process products across the animal-protein chain. Its broad sector coverage and the official 2025 scale figures indicate a substantial range of professional participants, while the 2027 site highlights dedicated focus areas and planning tools.

The event is more likely to support a useful visit when you arrive with a defined sourcing or technical question, a shortlist of companies and a way to compare what you learn. Visitors with no relevant buying, production, processing or market-intelligence objective may find the breadth harder to navigate.

Bangkok VIV Asia 2027 at a glance

The dates, venue and current event positioning are published for 2027. Statistics above refer to the 2025 edition; detailed 2027 programme and travel arrangements should be reconfirmed with the organiser.

Plan a purposeful VIV Asia visit

Before you go, decide which supplier, product or technical question matters most. During the event, compare relevant options and record what still needs verification. Afterward, follow through on the contacts and evidence that can support a sound business decision.

Discover Bangkok

Bangkok’s official tourism listing includes the Grand Palace, Wat Arun and Museum Siam among the city’s attractions. These names are verified in the tourism authority’s Bangkok listing; check current visitor information before planning a visit. The event venue is not in central Bangkok: it is in Ban Mai, Pak Kret, Nonthaburi. Keep the venue location distinct from the marketed city when arranging your schedule.

If your trip allows time beyond the exhibition, consider setting aside a separate period to explore Bangkok rather than assuming the IMPACT venue is close to city-centre attractions. Confirm travel arrangements and opening details directly before making plans.