The Victam Corporation concluded the 16th edition of VICTAM Asia and GRAPAS Asia 2024, in co-location with Health & Nutrition Asia, with a record-breaking attendance of 8,722 trade visitors from 73 countries.
The event, held from March 12-14 at BITEC in Bangkok, welcomed 315 international exhibitors from the animal feed, pet food, aquafeed, as well as the rice, grain and flour processing industries. This year's event showcased an array of innovations and facilitated key industry connections, underscoring its role as Asia's most comprehensive exhibition for these sectors.
VICTAM Asia and GRAPAS Asia experienced an unprecedented 42.5% increase in visitors from the last edition in 2022. This growth indicates the growing interest and importance of the event in the sector. This edition's success marks a significant milestone in the industry's recovery from the COVID-19 period, showcasing resilience and renewed post-pandemic growth.
The exhibition was honored to host a diverse array of industry leaders and decision-makers, including top executives from over 40 leading companies such as AMP International, Bogasari, Cargill, and CPF Worldwide. The organization also welcomed ASEAN investors, presidents of relevant associations, ambassadors, and university professors.
During the exhibition, visitors could also attend a high-quality and extensive conference and technical seminar program. A total of 141 speakers from 14 countries delivered compelling presentations on a wide range of topics, ranging from the future of livestock feed to innovations in shrimp farming, feed safety, and milling technology.
The Victam Foundation hosted the 3rd International Feed Technology Congress (IFTC) with Wageningen University. Chairman was Professor Leo den Hartog and Mai Anh Khoa (Thai Nguyen University – Vietnam), Nazri Nayan (Universiti Putra Malaysia), Pairat Srichana (CP Group), and Thomas van der Poel (WUR) spoke about the developments and challenges in the ASEAN feed industry.
During the Thai Feed Mill Association (TFMA) conference, Pornsil Patchrintanakul (president of TFMA), Witthawat Songsujaritkul from Trouw Nutrition Thailand, Amnat Chidthaisong from King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi, spoke about modernizing and exploring the future of livestock feed in 2024 and managing the carbon footprint in feed. After the conference, there was a greet and meet between the Thai feed millers and exhibitors, where millers could address their needs and challenges in their feed mills.
The "Networking Night" at VICTAM Asia successfully brought together over 250 industry professionals, including leadership from the Thai Pet Product Industry Association (TPIA) and more than 40 media representatives from Thailand and abroad. This event served as a platform for attendees to connect with leading exhibitors and discuss the latest technological advancements in the livestock industry, demonstrating significant interest and engagement across the global community.
The next edition of VICTAM Asia and GRAPAS Asia together with Health & Nutrition Asia is scheduled for March 10-12, 2026 at BITEC, Bangkok. For more details, visit victamasia.com.
