Nuance Biotechnology, a rapidly emerging player in the feed additives industry, has made significant strides in 2024 by acquiring two prominent French companies—Global Nutrition International and NutriConcept. This strategic move has bolstered their global footprint, expanded R&D capabilities and facilitated their entry into key markets, including India. Poultry Creations, along with other poultry media, had the privilege of speaking with Dr. Nemanja Todorovic, Chief Business Officer and Mr. Joginder Singh Uppal, Business Director, South Asia, during the 35th AGM of the Poultry Federation of India in Gurugram to discuss their vision, innovations and plans for the Indian market

Entering the Indian Market and Expansion Strategies:

When did Nuance Biotech enter the Indian market and what are your strategies for expansion?
Dr. Nemanja Todorovic: India is not just a country; it is a continent in itself with immense potential in biotechnology and livestock. Recognizing this, we have appointed knowledgeable professionals like Mr. Uppal to lead our initiatives. Our key strategies include:
1. Forging strategic partnerships with key industry players.
2. Expanding distribution networks for broader market penetration.
3. Collaborating with research institutions to localize our products.
4. Educating farmers on the benefits of postbiotics and other innovations tailored to Indian conditions.”

Joginder Singh Uppal: “We launched our South Asian operations in June 2024 with a strong focus on poultry and dairy. Our flagship products, Nu.biom Aves for poultry and Nu.biom Bos for dairy, enhance resilience, performance and farm profitability. Our goal is to empower farmers through innovative solutions backed by scientific research and technical expertise.”

Understanding Postbiotics

Question: Can you explain the difference between postbiotics and other types of biotics?
Dr. Nemanja Todorovic: “Biotics are broadly categorized into prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics:
1. Prebiotics serve as a nutrient source for beneficial gut bacteria.
2. Probiotics are live microorganisms that improve gut health.
3. Postbiotics are metabolic byproducts of probiotics, offering stable and targeted benefits without the viability concerns of probiotics.

Our postbiotics enhance gut microbiota balance, optimize nutrient utilization and contribute to immune modulation. Imagine prebiotics as soil, probiotics as rice growing in the field and postbiotics as rice noodles ready for consumption.”

Tailoring Solutions for the Indian Market

Question: How does Nuance Biotech cater to the unique needs of the Indian market?
Joginder Singh Uppal: “We offer tailored solutions to address challenges in poultry and dairy farming, such as:
Postbiotics: A novel concept with proven benefits for immunity, egg quality and overall productivity.
Global Biotics: Products like mycotoxin binders (e.g., Global Fix) and acidifiers that address vital industry concerns.

Our goal is to support farmers with innovative products backed by research, while also educating them about sustainable and profitable farming practices.”

Market Strategy and Customer Engagement

Question: Who is your primary target in the market—feed mills, breeders, GP operators, commercial broiler farmers or integrators?
Joginder Singh Uppal: “Our primary focus is on feed mills since our products are predominantly feed additives. About 60-70% of the industry relies on feed, making this our initial target. Our secondary focus is integrators and large-scale farmers, including layer farmers who produce their own feed. Products like NutriGut and Globacid DW are designed for these segments.”

Unique Selling Proposition and Market Entry

Question: With several toxin binders and acidifiers in the market, what makes your products stand out?
Dr. Nemanja Todorovic: “Our precision production technology sets us apart. From raw material selection and fermentation to production and quality control, every step is meticulously executed. Our R&D-driven approach ensures high efficacy. Global Nutrition, part of our portfolio, has been a trusted name since 2002, exporting to over 40 countries. This global presence underscores the reliability and effectiveness of our products.”

Question: Have your products been introduced to the Indian market yet?
Dr. Nemanja Todorovic: “We commenced operations in mid-2024, focusing on key partnerships and collaborations. Our first consignment is scheduled to arrive next month, allowing us to engage with clients and initiate trials. Discussions with several companies are already underway.”

Future Innovations and Long-Term Vision

Question: Can you share upcoming innovations or product launches for the Indian poultry sector?
Joginder Singh Uppal: “Our focus extends beyond product launches—we provide integrated solutions. Enhancing animal resilience is at the core of our philosophy. By leveraging our expertise in microbial metabolites, we develop solutions tailored to specific market needs. While poultry and dairy remain our primary sectors, we are continuously evolving to address industry challenges.”

Question: What are your long-term plans for the Indian market?
Dr. Nemanja Todorovic: “Our strategy is structured around three key phases:
1. Establishing Partnerships – We have made significant progress in forging valuable collaborations.
2. Regional Expansion – In addition to India, we are targeting Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka.
3. Direct Sales and Marketing – While working with distributors for outreach, we also plan to engage directly with key accounts representing 50-60% of the poultry industry.”

Sustainability and Industry Challenges

Question: What steps is Nuance Biotech taking to ensure product sustainability?
Dr. Nemanja Todorovic: “Sustainability is at the core of our innovation strategy. We focus on enhancing nutrient utilization, reducing waste and minimizing environmental impact. For example, our solutions target ammonia control in poultry and aquaculture. Additionally, our postbiotic solutions have shown promise in reducing methane emissions in dairy cattle, and we plan to conduct further trials in India with leading research institutions.”

Question: Unlike poultry, the Indian dairy sector consists largely of unorganized small farmers. How does Nuance Biotechnology plan to support them?
Dr. Nemanja Todorovic: “About 80% of India’s dairy farmers operate at a small scale. We aim to reach them through a three-pronged strategy:
1. Strengthening our distribution network to enhance accessibility.
2. Focusing on large dairy operations that drive significant market influence.
3. Leveraging veterinary shops as a direct channel for small-scale farmers, a model that has succeeded in similar markets.”

In conclusion, Nuance Biotech is positioning itself as a pioneering force in the feed additives sector, committed to innovation, sustainability and farmer education. As they expand their presence in India and beyond, their solutions promise to enhance efficiency, profitability and resilience in the livestock industry.

With over 150 curated sessions led by 300 industry experts, VIV Asia 2025 provides an unparalleled platform for knowledge-building and networking

Bangkok, Thailand – VIV Asia 2025, the premier international trade show for the animal protein production and processing industry is set to return this year in co-location with Meat Pro Asia and Horti Agri Next (HAN) Asia, with an expanded focus on sustainable solutions. This year’s edition will feature a series of high-level seminars that will address pressing challenges in modern livestock production, including disease prevention, regenerative agriculture, and biosecurity. These seminars will provide a platform for in-depth discussions, knowledge-sharing, and collaboration among industry professionals, all with the shared goal of shaping the future of animal farming.

150 seminars, 300 industry experts

With over 150 curated sessions led by 300 industry experts, a major emphasis of VIV Asia 2025 will be on disease prevention and biosecurity, where speakers will present cutting-edge strategies for controlling infectious diseases, mitigating risks, and enhancing farm biosecurity to ensure resilient livestock production. The seminars will offer insights into the latest scientific developments, policy frameworks, and technological innovations designed to protect animal health and minimize the risk of disease outbreaks.

Another key focus will be on regenerative agriculture within animal farming, with thought leaders exploring sustainable farming practices that enhance soil health, foster biodiversity, and optimize resource efficiency. Discussions will highlight the economic and environmental benefits of regenerative approaches, along with real-world case studies that demonstrate their effectiveness.

Smart tech and alternative protein

The role of smart technologies and precision farming in advancing livestock management will also take center stage. Industry leaders will delve into the transformative impact of artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things (IoT), and automation in improving productivity, optimizing resource use, and reducing environmental impact. Attendees will gain valuable insights into how these innovations can be integrated into existing farming systems to drive efficiency and sustainability.

Feed innovation and alternative protein sources will be another critical topic, with a focus on the latest developments in animal nutrition. Experts will examine alternative feed sources that not only enhance sustainability but also improve animal health and productivity. The discussion will cover advances in feed formulation, nutrient efficiency, and novel protein alternatives.

Conference highlights to watch out for

Among the sessions lined up at VIV Asia 2025, attendees can watch out for these key conferences and plan their schedules accordingly to avoid missing any of the sessions on high demand: Aquatic Conference, AgriBITs, the 1st World Native Poultry Conference, Sustainable Farming Practices and Animal Health: A Pathway to Achieving Agricultural Climate Mitigation, Functional Feed Innovation and Testing for Aquaculture 2025 (FITA 2025): Shrimp Digestive Health, Shaping the Future of Local Dairy Markets, Biotechnology Innovation for Health Promotion and Sustainability Improvement in Animal Farming, and Smart Insect-Driven Feed Solutions for Sustainable Agriculture, among many others! More details regarding the specific locations, dates, and times can be found on the VIV Asia website under the Conference Program section.

All in all, VIV Asia 2025 offers attendees the opportunity to engage with global experts, network with industry leaders, and gain firsthand exposure to groundbreaking technological advancements aimed at revolutionizing the animal protein production sector.

Birgit Horn, Managing Director at VNU Europe shares, “VIV Asia 2025 represents a critical opportunity for industry stakeholders to access the latest knowledge, exchange ideas, and collaborate on innovative solutions that will shape the future of animal farming. These high-level seminars and conferences will provide an unparalleled platform for discussing the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable and resilient industry.”

Don’t miss VIV Asia, Meat Pro Asia, and Horti Agri Next Asia 2025 from March 12–14, 2025, at IMPACT, Bangkok, Thailand! Onsite registration costs €15 or THB 600.

Register online for **Free Admission** before March 11, 2025 at: www.vivasia.nl / www.meatpro-asia.com / www.hortiagrinext-asia.com

About VIV worldwide | VIV worldwide is the business network linking professionals from Feed to Food, offering boundless opportunities to the animal protein supply chain players. VIV worldwide developed with dedication a network through 40 years of experience and interactions with the industry, becoming today the leading platform in and for some of the most promising markets of the world. Visit www.viv.net.

About Horti Agri Next Asia (HAN Asia) | HAN Asia is the Horti Agri Next hub edition tailored specifically for the Asian market, showcasing the latest in horticultural food production, landscaping, controlled environment practices, environmental conservation, and agriculture. HAN Asia brings together industry professionals and experts from across Asia and around the world. Join us at HAN Asia to explore the forefront of the Asian horticultural and agricultural industries. For more details, please visit the official website at www.hortiagrinext.com .

About Meat Pro Asia | Meat Pro Asia is a professional trading platform for food processing machinery and packaging technologies. Organised alongside with VIV Asia, the fairs provide the complete supply chain from feed to food to processing and packaging and sales, attracting then entire spectrum of food technology trade buyers in ASEAN region. For more information, please visit the official website at www.meatpro-asia.com

About VNU Group | VNU Group is a globally operating exhibition company with offices in Utrecht (VNU Europe) and Bangkok (VNU Asia Pacific). VNU Group is part of the Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs and represents its international exhibition business outside of the Netherlands. Each VNU office runs a portfolio of exhibition and conference brands with professional expertise on specific markets and industries. The Agri-food exhibition portfolio is a core business in both VNU regional offices. Other VNU Group main event sectors include Tech, Lifestyle, Construction, Lifesciences, Biotech, and more.

About VNU Europe | VNU Europe is a subsidiary company of Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs with its base in Utrecht, at the heart of the Netherlands and only 30 minutes from Amsterdam. The VNU Europe office is located within the extensive Jaarbeurs complex. The international team of VNU Europe is wholly involved in the agrifood sector, focusing on the organization of worldwide industry events such as VIV and Horti Agri Next. For more information, visit www.vnueurope.com

About VNU Asia Pacific | VNU Asia Pacific is part of VNU Group, a globally operating exhibition company with offices in Utrecht and Bangkok and consolidates the international exhibition business of Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs. In Southeast Asia, Jaarbeurs formed a Joint Venture with TCC Group, a leading corporate conglomerate in the fast-growing region. From its business hub located in Bangkok, VNU Asia Pacific covers all key exhibition markets in South East Asia. VNU Asia Pacific has a constantly expanding portfolio with currently 19 trade shows and event formats both online and face-to-face platforms including brands from the AgriTech, Animal Husbandry, Animal Companion, Food, Life Sciences, Biotechnology, 5G and IoT and Disaster Resilience industries. For more information, visit www.vnuasiapacific.com

The International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE) 2025 collaboration of three trade shows, International Feed Expo International Poultry Expo and International Meat Expo, organised at Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, USA from January 28-30, 2025, was another remarkable edition, drawing attendees from more than 130 countries. IPPE 2025 expo reaffirmed its position as world’s largest annual poultry & egg, meat & animal food industry event. IPPE 2025 hosted more than 1,300 exhibitors across 5,98,000 square feet of exhibit space, showcasing the latest technological advancements, services, and products focused on poultry.

International participation was significant, with strong representation from Latin America, Canada, Europe and Southeast Asia and South Asia. Attendees explored cutting-edge poultry processing equipment, automated systems, health and nutrition products and advanced feed solutions, positioning the event as the premier destination for poultry innovations. Networking & Education Poultry industry professionals connected through various activities, including the on-floor Discovery Zone interactions and Tech Talks sessions. IPPE fostered vital business collaborations, contract signing and strategic alliances, contributing to long-term industry growth. Attendees benefited from more than 80 learning sessions, covering key topics such as poultry health, sustainability, artificial intelligence, plant operations and industry innovations.

USSEC Showcases U.S. Soy’s Role in Global Feed and Food Solutions
The U.S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC) played an important role at IPPE 2025 organised at Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, USA from January 28-30, 2025, underscoring its extensive global reach and commitment to advancing animal nutrition through U.S. soy. Operating in over 80 countries across key regions, including Northeast Asia, Europe, South Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and North America, USSEC showcasing its leadership in promoting sustainable soy-based solutions for the poultry, dairy and aquaculture sectors.

At its dedicated booth, USSEC Board Members and Senior Management had been engaged actively with the trade visitors, offering insights into the latest industry trends and demonstrating how U.S. Soy contributes to improving global livestock feed systems. The team emphasized the vital role of soy as a major component of livestock feed, supplying essential protein and nutrients that enhance animal health and productivity. Through strategic dialogues and collaborative sessions, USSEC highlighted its initiatives aimed at fostering international trade, strengthening value chains, and supporting food security. The organization’s experts shared real-world success stories from various regions, illustrating how partnerships with industry players drive advancements in feed technology, animal nutrition and sustainability.

The Soy Excellence Center (SEC), an initiative by USSEC, which offers basic certificate courses in Poultry, Feed Milling, Aquaculture, and Soy Food & Beverage to enhance industry expertise and sustainability was also highlighted at USSEC booth. These courses equip professionals with essential knowledge on feed formulations, efficient milling practices, aquaculture advancements and soy-based food innovations. Through expert-led training and interactive learning, SEC empowers emerging markets with technical skills that drive productivity and food security. By fostering a skilled workforce and promoting best practices, SEC strengthens the global soy value chain, reinforcing USSEC’s commitment to industry growth and sustainability.

Interactions at the USSEC booth provided attendees with valuable information on U.S. soy’s applications in modern feed formulations. By connecting global stakeholders, USSEC reaffirmed its commitment to creating a resilient and sustainable global food supply chain powered by U.S. Soy. Jim Sutter, CEO, USSEC, reinforced the industry’s dedication to innovation and sustainability, emphasizing the role of U.S. Soy in meeting global food and feed demands.

Indian Equipment Manufacturing Companies Shine at IPPE 2025

Indian poultry equipment manufacturers have demonstrated remarkable potential in the global market, driven by their commitment to quality and cost-effectiveness – A few Leading Indian Equipment manufacturers, Gartech Equipments Pvt. Ltd and Dhumal Industries participated in IPPE 2025 Expo showcased their cutting-edge innovations tailored for modern poultry operations. The Indian Poultry Equipment Manufacturers robust engineering solutions and competitive pricing have positioned them as trusted partners for international poultry producers. The growing presence of Indian equipment manufacturers at prominent global exhibitions like IPPE Expo, USA and in other European and South American Countries, underscores their capability to deliver world-class products, strengthening India’s reputation in the global poultry industry.

Indian Herbal and Pharmaceutical Companies Make an Impact at IPPE 2025

Indian pharmaceutical companies specializing in herbal and enzyme-based solutions are making significant strides in the international market – Some of major Indian Companies, Nurture Technology Pvt. Ltd., Lumis Biotech, Natural Remedies Private Limited, PVS Group of Companies, SK Biobiz Pvt. Ltd, Amorevet, Camlin Fine Sciences (CFS), Vinayak Ingredients Pvt. Ltd. participated at IPPE-2025. Through their booth, these Indian companies actively highlighted their advancements in natural feed additives, Herbal and poultry health products to delegates visiting IPPE Expo from around the Globe. By addressing the rising demand for sustainable and safe animal nutrition, these companies are successfully tapping into global opportunities.

Their efforts to combine traditional herbal knowledge with modern scientific innovations have bolstered India’s role as a key exporter in the animal health and feed supplement sector in international markets.

Technical presentations explored innovative solutions such as machine learning applications in chicken performance data and technology-driven customer support. IPPE 2025 provided an excellent platform for fostering industry collaboration and sustainable poultry breeding solutions. Highlighted educational programs included: International Poultry Scientific Forum, presentations on leading research on avian health, processing and nutrition, providing actionable insights for advancing poultry production.

Looking Ahead
With overwhelming positive feedback from participants and exhibitors, IPPE continues to be a vital platform for business growth, industry collaboration, and innovation. Organized by the U.S. Poultry & Egg Association, the American Feed Industry Association and the North American Meat Institute, IPPE sets new benchmarks in industry advancement.

As the poultry and animal food sectors evolve, IPPE remains at the forefront of shaping the future, driving technological progress, and strengthening global partnerships. The industry looks forward to another successful edition in Atlanta at the Georgia World Congress Center for the IPPE-2026, January 27 – 29, 2026.

ZAGRO SINGAPORE Expands Manufacturing with New Facility in India

ZAGRO Singapore, along with its subsidiary PL Agro Technologies Ltd is seen to be bringing a revolution in animal nutrition. PL Agro Technologies Ltd. India, located in Chennai was acquired by ZAGRO Singapore in 2023.

ZAGRO Singapore, a renowned leader in animal health and nutrition, is reinforcing its commitment to providing innovative and high-quality solutions across the global animal nutrition market. Through its strategic acquisition of PL Agro Technologies Ltd. in 2023, ZAGRO has solidified its presence in India, where it now operates a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Chennai, further enhancing its pan India footprint and product offerings.

The partnership between ZAGRO Singapore and PL Agro Technologies Ltd. marks a pivotal moment in the company’s journey, enabling it to expand its capacity for production while ensuring that the products are locally relevant and cost-effective for the Indian and global markets. At the heart of this expansion is the PL Agro facility, which now serves as the dedicated production hub for a comprehensive range of animal nutrition products designed to support the poultry industry and other animal health sectors.

The facility manufactures a variety of important products, including mineral premixes (both organic and inorganic), mycotoxin binders, Halquinol, oral liquids, Tiamulin 80% and customized products. These offerings are crafted to meet the diverse and evolving needs of the industry, providing solutions that not only enhance animal health but also ensure performance consistency and cost-efficiency.

ZAGRO Singapore’s decision to produce at the PL Agro facility is rooted in its unwavering confidence in the operational excellence of the plant, which boasts cutting-edge manufacturing capabilities and world-class quality control measures. The strategic importance of this facility is amplified by its ability to meet the increasing demand for high-quality animal nutrition solutions, all while maintaining local production standards and ensuring compliance with international regulations.
ZAGRO remains steadfast in its commitment to its core philosophy: “Global Technology, Local production and effective Solutions.” This guiding principle drives the company to deliver high-quality products tailored to local needs while adhering to global standards. Through sustainable practices and innovation, ZAGRO focuses on building long-term, reliable relationships with customers, distributors, and industry stakeholders across the globe.

The establishment of the PL Agro facility as the main production hub underscores ZAGRO’s long-term vision for India as a strategic market and a vital part of its global operations. With this move, Zagro aims to increase its market penetration, reduce product lead times, and enhance its responsiveness to customer needs.

Furthermore, ZAGRO Singapore is keen on engaging more directly with the poultry and animal health industries. The company’s goal for 2025 is to further strengthen its connections with poultry farmers, veterinarians, feed millers, and other industry professionals throughout India. This initiative aims to create stronger bonds, understand customer demands better, and offer even more tailored solutions.
For further inquiries or more detailed information, please contact:

Mr. Manas Mitra
Head of Business Operations, Zagro India
Email: manas.mitra@zagro.com

For Technical Assistance / Product Information
Mr. Raja Vadivel
R&D Project Manager, Zagro Singapore
Email: raja.vadivel@zagro.com

Visit our company websites for more information about us.
www.plagro.in
www.zagro.com

GLAMAC Awarded ‘Veterinary Pharma Company of the Year’ at GEEF Global Sustainable Development Summit 2024

GLAMAC Honoured with ‘Veterinary Pharma Company of the Year’ at the “GEEF Global Sustainable Development Summit & Awards 2024” SUPPORTED By DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, Government of India.

Glamac International Pvt Ltd, a leading Veterinary Formulation Company, specialised in Poultry Nutrition and Feed Additives, has been awarded the prestigious ‘Veterinary Pharma Company of the Year’ award at the GEEF Global Sustainable Development Summit & Awards 2024 at JW Marriott Aero city, New Delhi recognizing its excellence and contributions to the “Sustainable Veterinary Formulations” in healthcare category. This prestigious accolade underscores GLAMAC’s commitment to innovation and R&D in developing sustainable Veterinary Formulations for a healthier future for all. The GEEF (Global Excellence and Eminence Forum) Awards celebrate outstanding achievements across various sectors on a global platform.

The summit and award ceremony held at JW Marriott Aero city in Delhi was attended by 200+ participants, bringing together senior government officials, leading industry figures, policymakers and technocrats on a common platform to discuss the vital role of modern healthcare infrastructure in shaping India’s sustainable development goals (SDGs) vision for 2047. Two things will define how the progress towards journey of humanity will unfold in the times to come. First is the health of our people. Second is the health of our planet. Both are inter-linked. The event was organised by The GEEF Foundation with the support of Department of Science & Technology, Government of India. The highlight of the evening was the prestigious GEEF Global Awards 2024 in Sustainability & Healthcare.

The GEEF announced a total of 26 winners, including joint winners, across 14 diverse categories. Each award winner was honoured with a trophy and a citation recognizing their exceptional contributions for sustainable development goals (SDGs).

GLAMAC proudly shared the platform with other awardees like ONGC, Reliance Industries, HP, NTPC, CESC, Zydus, Cadila, Aditya Birla, HONDA etc. The awards were given by Dr. Lalit Varma IAS Former Additional Chief Secretary to the UP Government, Dr. Bibek Bandyopadhyay Former Senior Advisor to the Government of India, Mr. Nico Schiettekatte Counsellor for Health, Welfare & Sport, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in India & Mr. Punit Singh Nagi Director Project The GEEF.

For GLAMAC, the prestigious event was proudly attended by Mr. Abir Mukherjee, Managing Director and Mr. Vinod Mishra, AGM- Sales (North & South). On receiving the award Mr. Mukherjee said, “This award reflects our unwavering dedication to innovation and excellence. We are honoured by this recognition and remain committed to leveraging our technical expertise to deliver groundbreaking formulations. Glamac sustainable formulation drive started with Panbonis- a Vitamin D3 metabolite from Natural source in partnership with Herbonis, Switzerland followed by CYNKA HBR & FENVI-Natural Antidiarrheal. Our natures blend CYNKA HBR -Antidiarrheal & Antimicrobial is a game changer and already an award winner as “Veterinary Pharma Innovation of The Year” by The Economic Times at the beginning of 2024 which now draws the attention of GEEF & THE DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. CYNKA HBR is an outcome of extensive research & trials and addresses the challenge of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and on a larger prospective supports the ‘One Health Program’ (promoted globally by FAO). CYNKA HBR is paving the way to an era of antibiotic free eggs & chicken in India and across the globe and emerges as the successful alternative of HALQUINOL & conventional Antibiotics (AGP) for sustainable poultry farming.”

For more information about Glamac International Pvt Ltd and their products, please visit their website at www.glamac.com.

With an initial investment of $120 million, the alliance targets a projected $300 million revenue by 2026

The Allana Group, a global leader in agri-commodities with a legacy spanning over 150 years, today announced the launch of the Indian Poultry Alliance at Poultry India 2024. This strategic initiative marks the Group’s significant expansion into India’s burgeoning poultry sector, aiming to revolutionize poultry production and consumption through fully integrated operations and advanced processing technologies.

The Indian Poultry Alliance encompasses end-to-end operations, including breeder farms, hatcheries, feed plants, broiler contract farming, value-added products, and rendering plants. Strategically located across regions such as Kashmir, Punjab, Aligarh, Unnao, Kishanganj, Aurangabad, Belgaum, Zaheerabad, and Coimbatore, the Alliance is poised to meet the diverse needs of QSR chains, food services, government agencies, and e-commerce platforms.

The Alliance is strengthened by collaborations with industry leaders such as Premium Chick Feed, Kwality Animal Feeds Pvt Ltd, Kasturi Poultry, and Chatha Foods. These partnerships will ensure the supply of high-quality inputs, efficient processing, and innovative value-added products. In line with the Allana Group’s commitment to sustainability, the Alliance will maximize the use of by-products through rendering plants, supporting Asia’s largest pet food facility located at the Group’s Zaheerabad campus.

Moiz Chunawala, Director of Strategic Business Development at Allana Group, emphasized the company’s long-term commitment to providing high-quality protein sources to consumers. “By leveraging our extensive and legacy experience in the food business along with world-class infrastructure, we aim to create a superior and sustainable poultry market in India. To achieve this, we will invest in state-of-the-art facilities, adopt advanced technologies, and prioritize sustainable practices throughout our operations. Additionally, our network of 4,000 retail stores will ensure that consumers have easy access to fresh, high-quality poultry products. By integrating advanced technologies, such as automated feed systems and precision breeding, we aim to significantly improve efficiency and sustainability in the poultry industry. Additionally, our focus on sustainable practices, including responsible waste management and ethical sourcing, will set new industry standards. Ultimately, our goal is to deliver exceptional value to our partners and consumers alike, ensuring a reliable supply of high-quality, affordable poultry products.”

Dr Chitranjan Ramesh Behl, Director of Poultry, Expert Poultry Value Chain commented, “The establishment of the Indian Poultry Alliance is a significant milestone for India’s poultry sector. It promises to enhance production efficiency and product quality, benefiting both producers and consumers. The launch of the Indian Poultry Alliance represents a bold step in the Allana Group’s journey of innovation and quality, promising to transform India’s poultry industry with its integrated, sustainable, and consumer-focused approach.”

Dear Sir/Madam,

You are all informed that this year election of office bearer is due for the post of below mentioned office bearers. Election will take place when more than one nomination is received on the specified date for the same post at 35^th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Poultry Federation of India (PFI) on 27 December 2024 at Hotel The Leela, Gurugram.

The Elections are scheduled for the following office bearers:

(i) President

(ii) Vice President (HQ)

(iii) Secretary

(iv) Treasure

Eligibility for nomination and voters

1. All eligible candidates and voters must clear their dues. All eligible candidates, the proposer, and the seconder must clear their dues before submitting the nomination papers. No eligible voter should have Arrearsof annual subscription will be accepted till 20 DECEMBER 2024 by e payment. (Bank Account details: A/C Name: POULTRY FEDERATION OF INDIA, A/C Number: 67211011 0006234, Bank Name: Bank of India, Branch Address: Rai, Sonipat (Haryana), NEFT/IFSC Code: BKID0006721, PAN Number: AATP0444K)
2. The List ofeligible members will be available from PFI office on written request.
3. The candidate, the proposer, and the seconder should be members of PFI and shall not be in arrears of payment to their dues including the year of election i.e. 2024 – 2025.

Returning officer for the proposed elections:

1. Shri S. S. Katyal, M/s S. S. Katyal & Co., CA, 202 Vishwa Deep Building, Plot No.4, District Centre, Janakpuri, New Delhi – 110 058. Tel.: MOB: – 9891229218 will act as the Returning Officer.
2. As per clause 8(b) Election of Executive Committee, the election shall be by secret ballot.

Schedule for The proposed elections:

1. The election to the following office bearers of PFI shall be held at10.00 AM at the venue of AGM. Only for the post where more than one nomination is received.

(i)President      (ii) Vice President (HQ)      (iii) Secretary (iv) Treasurer

Explanatory Notes.

1. As per Rule 3 Membership (G) (i) ‘a new member has the right to vote provided he / she has been enrolled latest by 31^stDecember of the previous year in which elections are being held’ i.e. a new member enrolled till 31^st December 2023 shall have right to vote.
2. A member shall have the right to vote provided he / she pays the annual membership fees (including the year in which elections are being held) before the start of the election process. It is therefore requested that PFI members who are still in arrears may kindly send their dues by e payment.(Bank Account details: A/C Name: POULTRY FEDERATION OF INDIA, A/C Number: 67211011 0006234, Bank Name: Bank of India, Branch Address: Rai, Sonipat (Haryana), NEFT/IFSC Code: BKID0006721, PAN Number: AATP0444K). Please send payment acknowledgement at poultryfederation@gmail.com The renewals will also be accepted till the 20 December 2024.
3.  one member one vote,even if he / she is heading / representing more than one firm / company’.
4. A member whose name is proposed should have been enrolled as a member of the Federation and he / she should not be in arrears of payment as per Para 3 Membership (G) (ii) including the year 2024 – 2025. The same rule will apply to both the proposer and the seconder.
5.  Any member proposed to the post of President should have been a member for a period not less than 5 years with all arrears paid up and should be at post of any Executive Member, PFI.
6. 6. Any member proposed to the post of Vice- President/Secretary/Treasurer should have held the membership of PFI for a period not less than 5 years with all arrears paid up.
7. 7. Members can file nominations for one post only and not for multiple posts (one member one post).

The nomination papers must also carry the consent to the candidate with his PFI membership number. The members proposing the name of the Candidate should also mention their membership number with the proposal. Nominations where these conditions have not been met will be summarily rejected.

Enclosures:

1. Election Notice
2. Nomination Form

Regards,

On behalf of,

Ranpal Dhanda

President

Poultry Federation of India

49, First Floor, Omaxe Plaza

Omaxe City, G.T Karnal Road

Sonepat, Haryana

PIN 131001

Office: +91 85752 22224

Direct: +91 9215700133

Attachment:
Poultry Federation of India Election Notice PFI Nomination Paper
PFI Nomination Paper

In 2024, the “Year of Elections,” global leadership shifts are shaping new directions in trade and policy. CrushCon organised by U.S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC) at Hotel Sofitel Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, embody this year’s theme, “Electing to Trade.” The conference was attended by more than 100 delegates from South Asia; India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka besides USSEC Team from Dubai and Senior Soybean Association Board Members from USA, brings into focus the connections between politics, trade and globalisation, particularly within supply chains, economic frameworks, and supply-demand factors.

The first day session opened with welcoming remarks from Mr. Kevin Roepke, Regional Director – South Asia & Sub-Saharan Africa (SAASSA), US Soybean Export Council, who introduced the key themes for conference that included

Ms. Valerie Brown, Regional Agricultural Counselor at USDA Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS), who discussed market development in the GCC, emphasizing the collaborative efforts between USSEC and USDA. Mr. Kevin Roepke said “Food inflation squeezes the middle class and erodes disposable income. The easiest way to reduce food inflation and thus improve the standards of the middle class is to lean into trade. Through trade, we can make healthier food more affordable and available to the middle class of South Asia.”

Mr. Jim Sutter, the dynamic CEO of USSEC, shared insights into the soy industry’s growth and USSEC’s commitment to sustainable solutions in nutrition. emphasized how trade is an integral channel to provide food and nutrition security, Mr. Sutter highlighting its key benefit of moving goods from point of surplus to point of deficit.
While trade helps maximize income in producing countries it provides consuming countries with availability of competitively priced products. He discussed the power of comparative advantage citing the example of Costa Rica. While Costa Rica specializes in producing bananas and coffee, the U.S. specializes in soybeans and corn. Through trade, these countries mutually benefit from high quality and competitively priced products.

Mr. Jim Sutter, CEO, USSEC presented a Special Appreciation to Mr. Kevin Roepke, Regional Director – South Asia & Sub-Saharan Africa (SAASSA).

Mr. Lance Rezac, USSEC Chair, provided a perspective on how U.S. farmers are meeting the demand for food while remaining environmentally responsible. Mr. Lance Rezac, said U.S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC) focuses on differentiating, elevating preference, and attaining market access for the use of U.S. Soy for human consumption, aquaculture, and livestock feed in 80+ countries internationally. USSEC members represent the soy supply chain including U.S. Soy farmers, processors, commodity shippers, merchandisers, allied agribusinesses, and agricultural organizations. USSEC is funded by the U.S. soybean checkoff, USDA Foreign Agricultural Service matching funds, and industry.

In a session on “US Soy Policy Needs Post-Election,” Daryl Cates, Chairman, American Soybean Association (ASA), highlighted the priorities for U.S. soy in Congress’s lame duck session. He emphasized the value of Market Access Program (MAP) and Foreign Market Development (FMD) funding and the potential impact of future free trade agreements (FTAs) on U.S. soybean exports.

The keynote presentation was by Mr. James Fry, Glenauk Economis. A standout keynote fireside chat, “Electing to Trade,” featured former USDA Secretary Dan Glickman in conversation with Kevin Roepke, exploring how trade policies could evolve following global elections. The first day morning session concluded with the panel “Pakistan Two Years On,” sponsored by the South Dakota Soybean Checkoff, where Zain Mahmood and Shahzad Ali Khan shared advancements and partnerships in Pakistan’s agricultural sector. CRUSHCON Dubai and HUNGERCON Dubai continue to bring insightful dialogues, networking, and fresh perspectives toward a sustainable future.

The afternoon sessions of CRUSHCON Dubai continued to delve into the intricacies of global trade and its implications, with a focus on geopolitics, market dynamics, and sustainability. The keynote address on Geopolitical Economics featured Ms. Trinh Nguyen, Senior Economist for Emerging Asia at Natixis, who provided insights into the evolving landscape of emerging markets, particularly in Asia. Her perspectives, widely respected across international news platforms, are invaluable for understanding the region’s economic pulse. In the session titled Global Oilseeds Spotlight, David Mielke, Director at Oil World in Germany, addressed the relationship between low corn and soybean prices and their potential to drive a global boom in the livestock and poultry sectors. His analysis brought forward important discussions on supply and demand dynamics in the industry.

Mr. Jaison John, Regional Head of Market Intelligence- South Asia, USSEC spoke on “How Policies Have Distorted Regional Prices for Feed Ingredients” and shed light on the complexities of trade policies that have affected feed ingredient pricing, making previously affordable sources of animal protein some of the most expensive globally. The Freight Sector Spotlight, presented by Mr. Voytek Chelkowski from Seamind Blue Ocean, highlighted the impact of freight volatility on margins. He emphasized the importance of understanding FOB versus C&F purchase decisions within the current geopolitical climate.

A significant moment came with the SUSS Logo Signing, where Nepal joined the initiative for sustainability, welcoming five companies into the fold, including Valley Group (NP), Kosmo Feed Mills (SL), Adamjee Lukmanjee (SL) and Nel Farms (SL),. Presenting this initiative were Ms. Deeba Giannoulis, Dr. Pawan Kumar and Dr. Athula Mahagamage.

The afternoon concluded with a keynote address on US Soy’s Commitment to Global Nutrition Security, showcasing the dedication of senior USSEC leadership to enhancing global nutrition.

Recognizing Pioneers Making an Impact in South Asia’s Protein Value Chain Each year, through its HungerCon event powered by Right to Protein, USSEC recognizes and celebrates outstanding contributors to the protein value space in South Asia.

Ms. Deeba Giannoulis, Regional Head of Corporate Affairs-SAASSA, reflected on the origins of HungerCON and the legacy of past winners who have paved the way for advancing the discourse on nutritional security. This year’s esteemed ‘HungerCon Award’ was awarded to Dr. Soumya Swaminathan, Chairperson of the M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation in India for her pioneering work in integrating science into health policymaking. Other notable nominations included Mr. Iqrar Ahmad Khan, Vice Chancellor, University of Agriculture in Faisalabad, Pakistan and Mrs. Vibha Ahuja, Chief General Manager, Biotech Consortium India Limited from India.

The second day of CRUSHCON Dubai 2024 brought forward insightful discussions and innovative solutions aimed at advancing sustainability and global nutrition. Ms. Deeba Giannoulis, Regional Head of Corporate Affairs-SAASSA, introduced the Soy Sustainability Assurance Protocol, showing how companies can integrate this framework to promote sustainable practices. She spotlighted businesses that have adopted the SUSS logo, signalling their dedication to eco-friendly initiatives within the soy industry.
Ms. Christelle Cordahi, Regional Human Utilization & Nutrition Consultant at USSEC, presented on the importance of incorporating diverse protein sources, both animal and plant-based, to support a balanced diet. Her insights underscored the essential role of soy in overall health.

Ms. Tori Sorensen, Chair of the SEC Global Advisory Panel, shared the impressive growth and influence of the Soy Excellence Center (SEC) worldwide, which have significantly contributed to knowledge sharing and training in the soy sector. By providing free, accessible and comprehensive training options, Soy Excellence Center empowers professionals to stay updated with the latest trends and innovations in their fields. Soy Excellence Center courses adds tremendous value to industry workforce engaged in the protein value chain.

Ms. Tori Sorensen, Chair of the SEC Global Advisory Panel, presented the ceremonial SEC lapel pin to Mr. Ricky Thaper, Regional Advisory Council (RAC) Member Soy Excellence Center-India.

Dr. Tom D’Alfonso, Director of Animal & Aquaculture at USSEC, highlighted the value of optimizing feed nutrient profiles, stressing that not all soy is created equal. He described how U.S. soybean meal is tailored to maximize nutritional benefits for poultry, fish, and shrimp. In an insightful session, Will McNair, Global Head of Human Utilization at USSEC, discussed the complexities of soybean oil processing. He explained how factors such as damage, maturity, and moisture levels significantly affect the quality of soy oil, emphasizing how U.S. soybeans lead in optimizing refinery operations.

The day concluded with a wrap-up by Mr. Kevin Roepke, summarizing key outcomes and insights from the sessions. He emphasized the collaborative spirit of the conference and its potential to drive positive change in the agriculture and nutrition sectors. Mr. Daryl Cates, Chairman, American Soybean Association, offered a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all participants and speakers for their valuable contributions and commitment to advancing global nutrition security.

The CRUSHCON Dubai 2024 has truly set the stage for dynamic and impactful discussions. These conferences are a testament to the dedication of global leaders and experts in the fields of agriculture, nutrition, and sustainability. By bringing together thought leaders, industry professionals, and innovators, the events are fostering meaningful dialogue that is shaping the future of food systems.
The focus on sustainable practices and solutions demonstrates a strong commitment to addressing global challenges, ensuring a healthier and more secure future for all. It’s inspiring to witness how these platforms continue to empower collaboration and inspire change on such a significant scale.

Bangkok, Thailand – VIV Asia, the world’s leading event for the animal protein production industry, announces that visitor registration for the 2025 edition is now open. Set to take place from March 12–14, 2025, at the IMPACT Exhibition and Convention Center in Bangkok, in co-location with MeatPro Asia, and HortiAgriNext Asia 2025, this highly anticipated event promises an expanded and dynamic experience for its global crowd.

New! Expanded Venue

This year, VIV Asia 2025 has expanded into new halls, right across Challenger 1,2 and 3 and will be complemented by the first edition of Horti Agri Next Asia, next to a Features Hall and a dedicated Hall for the CropTech- FeedTech sector.

Focus on Key Industry Themes: Regenerative Agriculture & Animal Disease Management

The 2025 edition will highlight two major themes driving the future of the industry – Regenerative Agriculture and Animal Disease Management.
Regenerative Agriculture is increasingly vital as the industry seeks sustainable and eco-friendly farming practices that promote soil health, biodiversity, and long-term productivity.

Animal Disease Management remains a top priority, with a focus on preventing and controlling outbreaks to ensure the health and safety of livestock populations globally. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore cutting-edge solutions in these areas, participate in dedicated sessions, and network with leading experts.

Aquatic Pavilion: A new area focusing on Aquaculture

Building on previous success, the Aquatic Pavilion has grown significantly for 2025, encompassing not only fish but also shrimp as key species. The pavilion will also feature an enhanced content program designed to address the latest trends, innovations, and challenges in aquaculture, making it a must-visit for professionals in the aquatic sector. With over 17% of last edition’s visitors stating that their company is mainly related to Fish and Shrimps as a specie, the aquatic pavilion is expected to be a new center of attention in 2025.

New Start-up Hub Pavilion

For the first time, and in a bid to support innovation and entrepreneurship, VIV Asia 2025 introduces the Start-up Hub Pavilion. This new platform offers young companies in the industry a plug-and-play solution, providing them with access to global audiences and key stakeholders at the world’s most important event for the animal protein production sector.

Register Now

https://www.databadge.net/viva2025/reg/viv/?card=10000372

VIV Asia 2025 is set to be the most comprehensive edition yet, with unparalleled networking opportunities, cutting-edge content programs, and a platform that spans the full value chain of animal protein production. Interested attendees are invited to pre-register as early as possible to secure their entrance ticket free of charge. Tickets will remain free for visitors who register online until the 11^th of March (23:59, BKK Time).

Visit the show’s website www.vivasia.nl for more information and to remain updated on all news related to VIV Asia.

About VIV worldwide
VIV worldwide is the business network linking professionals from Feed to Food, offering boundless opportunities to the animal protein supply chain players. VIV worldwide developed with dedication a network through 40 years of experience and interactions with the industry, becoming today the leading platform in and for some of the most promising markets of the world. Visit www.viv.net.

About Horti Agri Next Asia (HAN Asia)
HAN Asia is the Horti Agri Next hub edition tailored specifically for the Asian market, showcasing the latest in horticultural food production, landscaping, controlled environment practices, environmental conservation, and agriculture. HAN Asia brings together industry professionals and experts from across Asia and around the world. Join us at HAN Asia to explore the forefront of the Asian horticultural and agricultural industries. For more details, please visit the official website at www.hortiagrinext.com .

About Meat Pro Asia | Meat Pro Asia is a professional trading platform for food processing machinery and packaging technologies. Organised alongside with VIV Asia, the fairs provide the complete supply chain from feed to food to processing and packaging and sales, attracting then entire spectrum of food technology trade buyers in ASEAN region. For more information, please visit the official website at www.meatpro-asia.com

About VNU Group | VNU Group is a globally operating exhibition company with offices in Utrecht (VNU Europe) and Bangkok (VNU Asia Pacific). VNU Group is part of the Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs and represents its international exhibition business outside of the Netherlands. Each VNU office runs a portfolio of exhibition and conference brands with professional expertise on specific markets and industries. The Agri-food exhibition portfolio is a core business in both VNU regional offices. Other VNU Group main event sectors include Tech, Lifestyle, Construction, Lifesciences, Biotech, and more.

About VNU Europe | VNU Europe is a subsidiary company of Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs with its base in Utrecht, at the heart of the Netherlands and only 30 minutes from Amsterdam. The VNU Europe office is located within the extensive Jaarbeurs complex. The international team of VNU Europe is wholly involved in the agrifood sector, focusing on the organization of worldwide industry events such as VIV and Horti Agri Next. For more information, visit www.vnueurope.com

About VNU Asia Pacific | VNU Asia Pacific is part of VNU Group, a globally operating exhibition company with offices in Utrecht, Shanghai, Bangkok and consolidates the international exhibition business of Royal Dutch Jaarbeurs. In Southeast Asia, Jaarbeurs formed a Joint Venture with TCC Group, a leading corporate conglomerate in the fast-growing region. From its business hub located in Bangkok, VNU Asia Pacific covers all key exhibition markets in South East Asia. VNU Asia Pacific has a constantly expanding portfolio with currently 19 trade shows and event formats both online and face-to-face platforms including brands from the AgriTech, Animal Husbandry, Animal Companion, Food, Life Sciences, Biotechnology, 5G and IoT and Disaster Resilience industries. For more information, visit www.vnuasiapacific.com

Hyderabad, November 8, 2024: The Indian Poultry Equipment Manufacturers Association (IPEMA) is thrilled to announce the upcoming 16th edition of the Poultry India Expo 2024, the largest and most prestigious international poultry exhibition in South Asia. The event will be held from November 27th to 29th, 2024 at the HITEX Exhibition Centre, Hyderabad, and will also feature the Knowledge Day Technical Seminar on November 26th, 2024 at Hotel Novotel, HICC, Hyderabad.

In a curtain-raiser event held at The Park Hyderabad on November 8, 2024, IPEMA, represented by key members of its Executive Advisory Committee (EAC) including Mr. Anil Dhumal, Founder Director of IPEMA; Mr. Chakradhar Rao Potluri, Founder Director of IPEMA; Mr. Harish Garware, Director of IPEMA; warmly welcomed by IPEMA President Mr. Uday Singh Bayas along with Mr. M. Srikanth, Treasurer of IPEMA; Ms. Radhika, Senior Operations Head at IPEMA; and Mr. K.G. Anand, General Manager of Venkateshwara Hatcheries, They were joined by other prominent figures in the poultry industry, such as Mr. K. Mohan Reddy, President of the Telangana Poultry Federation; Mr. V. Bhaskar Rao, Joint Secretary of the Telangana Poultry Federation; Dr. Balaswamy, Advisor at NECC; and Mr. Sanjeev Chintawar from NECC, and other dignitaries attended alongside a notable media presence to promote and extend invitations to this landmark event.

Prominent poultry publications and media representatives added significance to the event, with notable attendees such as Mr. M N Rao from Avian Publications, Mr. M.K.Vyas from Hind Publications, Dinesh from S R Publications, Mr. B. S. Rana, Editor of Poultry Punch Publications, Mr. Ram Das Gandhi, a respected poultry farmer from Andhra Pradesh, and Shashank Purohit from Poultry Dairy. More than 80 representatives from regional and national media outlets, poultry magazines, and dignitaries from across the poultry sector gathered to witness the official announcement. The event concluded with an engaging Q&A session featuring industry leaders, followed by a networking lunch.

Highlights of Poultry India Expo 2024: 

– Knowledge Day– November 26, 2024 

An invaluable prelude to the expo, the Knowledge Day Technical Seminar brings together over 1,500 plus delegates from more than 50 plus countries, with sessions covering cutting-edge advancements in poultry production, feed technology, and animal health. Experts will lead discussions on sustainable practices, nutritional strategies, and innovations in poultry management.

– Expo – November 27th to 29th, 2024 

Spanning six halls and covering over 27,500 square meters, the main exhibition will showcase products and innovations from over 400 Plus exhibitors across 50+ countries. Expected to draw more than 40,000 plus visitors, the expo will provide a transformative platform for networking and knowledge-sharing among global poultry farmers, industry integrators, health experts, and technology providers.

Message from IPEMA President, Mr. Uday Singh Bayas:

Speaking at the curtain raiser, Mr. Uday Singh Bayas, President of IPEMA, emphasized the role of Poultry India Expo as a critical event for strengthening the industry’s economic and social contributions. “The poultry sector is a vital component of India’s food security and rural economy, supporting over a million poultry farmers. However, rising input costs, particularly for feed ingredients like maize and soya, compounded by GST on soya meal and poultry equipment, are imposing severe financial strains on our farmers. We appeal to the government for priority interventions to stabilize feed prices and expand access to affordable credit. Exemptions from GST on essential feed and equipment, increased Rabi maize cultivation, and a regulated approach to corn imports for ethanol production would greatly alleviate these burdens.”

In urging for government support, Mr. Bayas also highlighted the importance of expanding vaccine import protocols, establishing egg nutrition programs in school meals, and fostering export opportunities. “We need dedicated support to strengthen our export capabilities and enhance India’s standing as a major poultry exporter,” Mr. Bayas remarked, inviting the industry and media to champion the cause of sustainable growth.

A Platform for Innovation and Growth 

The 16th Poultry India Expo promises to be a comprehensive showcase of advancements in poultry farming, including feed technologies, animal health solutions, breeding practices, and disease control. By bringing together global thought leaders and innovators, the event is set to address challenges, promote sustainable solutions, and inspire future growth in the sector.

EAC: The Driving Force Behind Poultry India Expo 

The Executive Advisory Committee (EAC) has been pivotal in shaping Poultry India Expo over the years. The EAC comprises of a team of Industry experts and academicians from the poultry sector.  The think tanks of EAC along with the office bearers of IPEMA have been the driving force instrumental in bringing out the grandeur of the poultry India expos for years together. This 16th edition of Poultry India Expo stands as a testament to their continued dedication and vision.

About Poultry India Expo 

The Poultry India Expo, organized by IPEMA, has become an essential hub for global poultry professionals. The event showcases the latest breakthroughs in poultry science, breeding, health, and feed technologies, offering invaluable insights into modern poultry practices. With the Knowledge Day Seminar at its core, the expo empowers participants with access to cutting-edge knowledge and networking opportunities.

 Venue Information 

HITEX Exhibition Complex, Izzat Nagar, Hyderabad, India 

Join Us: We warmly invite all poultry industry professionals to join us at the 16th Poultry India Expo from November 27th to 29th, 2024, in Hyderabad. Come be a part of South Asia’s largest gathering of poultry experts and enthusiasts, and celebrate the future of the industry with us.

For Media Enquiries and Participation Details, Contact:

– Email: office3@poultryindia.co.in / info@poultryindia.co.in

– Phone: +91 7997994331 

For further information on the Poultry India Expo 2024, please visit our website at www.poultryindia.co.in