October 13, 2026 | 06:30

Vietstock 2026 to showcase livestock technologies from 40 countries and territories

Hoai Niem

The event, scheduled in HCM City on October 21-23, aims to serve as a networking platform for businesses, suppliers, farmers, experts and other stakeholders in livestock production, animal feed and meat processing.

Vietstock 2026 to showcase livestock technologies from 40 countries and territories
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The 14th International Exhibition on Livestock, Animal Feed and Meat Processing (Vietstock 2026) will take place in Ho Chi Minh City from October 21 to 23, under the theme “Building the Livestock Industry: Innovation, Green Transformation and Enhanced Competitiveness.”

The event will bring together more than 300 brands from 40 countries and territories to showcase technologies and solutions and foster business connections across the livestock value chain, globally.

Vietstock 2026 aims to serve as a networking platform for businesses, suppliers, farmers, experts and other stakeholders in livestock production, animal feed and meat processing.

By bringing together solutions covering animal health, nutrition, farm operations and processing, the exhibition will provide an overview of the technologies and services shaping modern livestock industry. It will also help industry participants identify suitable solutions, explore developments throughout the production chain and connect with businesses that can meet their increasingly diverse operational needs.

Exhibits will span multiple segments of the value chain, including veterinary medicines and vaccines, animal feed and feed ingredients, breeding stock and incubation technologies. Other displays will feature farm equipment, smart livestock systems, automation, digital technologies, processing and packaging solutions, waste management and by-product utilisation.

A key component of the event will be a knowledge-sharing program featuring approximately 80 conference topics, technical workshops and specialised sessions over the three exhibition days.

According to the event's organisers, the program is expected to cover policies and regulations, animal health, farm management, production technologies and sustainable development. Government agencies, industry associations, technical experts and business representatives are expected to contribute, providing opportunities to exchange expertise and explore solutions to strengthen the sector’s competitiveness and sustainability.

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