Pet and livestock industry to unite with VIV China and Pet Fair Asia
Consistently surpassing geographical horizons, VIV Worldwide has launched VIV Select China, which will be strategically collaborating with Pet Fair Asia in Shanghai this August
Set to take place from 19-23 August 2026 at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center (SWEEC), the partnership will bring together the livestock production and animal health community and the global pet industry. While VIV China will be held from 19-21 August, the 28th Pet Fair Asia will be on from 19-23 August.
Organised by Globus Events, the two exhibitions will offer access to complementary resources across livestock production, feed and ingredients, animal health, supply chain services, pet food and finished pet products during one business trip to Shanghai.
VIV Select China 2026 will host more than 500 exhibitors across over 50,000 sq m, and will cover poultry, waterfowl, swine and other livestock sectors, with solutions spanning animal health, feed and feed additives, farm equipment, biosecurity and production technology. Pet Fair Asia, on the other hand, will occupy 320,000 sq m, including 17 main exhibition halls, 10 supply chain halls, and an outdoor area.
The two exhibitions will serve as an integrated sourcing and business development platform that will bring upstream technologies and ingredients to downstream product innovation and consumer demand.
With animal health being a common factor joining the two exhibitions, there will be a diverse exhibition of solutions in disease prevention, biosecurity, vaccines, antibiotic-reduction strategies and animal nutrition. Technologies proven in livestock production may also support innovation in companion animal healthcare, veterinary products and clinical disease management.
Pet food is also a key common factor in both the exhibitions. At Pet Fair Asia visitors can expect products across staple diets, functional treats, veterinary diets and specialised nutrition, bringing together established brands, emerging companies and OEM manufacturers.
Insights into pet food innovation and consumer trends can help livestock producers and ingredient suppliers identify new opportunities in raw material development, formulation, sourcing and production planning. The collaboration can potentially result into stronger value chain, from farm and ingredient supply to finished pet products.