Exhibitors will include a wide mix of industry players.

The ASEAN Landscape & Gardening Expo 2025 is set to take place from 2nd to 4th September 2025 at the IMPACT Exhibition Center in Bangkok.

Organised by the Thai Association of Landscape Architects, COMPASS Exhibition, and Guangdong Grandeur International Exhibition Group, this leading event is expected to be a key platform for the landscaping, gardening, and outdoor living industries across Southeast Asia.

The expo will shine a spotlight on sustainable and innovative products and services in landscape design, gardening tools, eco-friendly materials, and outdoor furniture. Attendees will be able to see live product demonstrations, new technologies, and hands-on solutions for creating greener and more efficient outdoor spaces.

A major focus of the event will be knowledge-sharing. Experts and industry leaders will host workshops and panel discussions on a range of current topics, such as smart city planning, green infrastructure, and sustainable landscaping techniques. These sessions aim to encourage meaningful dialogue and provide fresh perspectives on how to tackle environmental and development challenges in the region.

With rapid urbanisation and growing awareness around climate-friendly development, the demand for sustainable outdoor solutions in Southeast Asia continues to rise. The expo supports this regional shift by promoting eco-conscious practices and innovative design approaches that enhance public spaces and tourism experiences alike.

Exhibitors will include a wide mix of industry players—from landscape architects, garden equipment providers, and outdoor product suppliers to manufacturers of fountains, fertilisers, and green construction materials.

Visitors can expect to include professionals from landscaping firms, real estate developers, hotel and resort managers, horticulturists, environmental consultants, and contractors. This diverse audience makes the event a valuable opportunity for networking and collaboration.

Overall, the ASEAN Landscape & Gardening Expo 2025 is an ideal place to discover new trends, forge business partnerships, and explore creative solutions shaping the future of sustainable outdoor living in Southeast Asia.

PALMEX Jakarta 2026 is back!

PALMEX Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s leading palm oil industry expo, will return to Jakarta for its 16th edition on May 6-7, 2026, at the Jakarta International Expo (JIEXPO) Kemayoran, Hall A1 & A2.

The expo, known as the world's leading palm oil technology event, will showcase the latest innovations and advancements in the palm oil sector. With 60% of the booths already booked, the event promises to be bigger and better than ever before.

The 2026 edition of PALMEX will feature an expanded layout, offering visitors a comprehensive view of cutting-edge technologies, sustainable practices, and solutions for palm oil processing, cultivation, and supply chain optimisation. Over 300 international brands will be on display, offering a platform to connect directly with mill owners, plantation managers, and refiners.

The theme for PALMEX Jakarta 2026 is “Shaping the Future of Palm Oil Through Digital Transformation.” This theme highlights Indonesia’s efforts to transform the palm oil industry through technology, policies, and sustainable practices. The event will focus on how digital solutions can help address industry challenges and improve traceability, sustainability, and waste management.

PALMEX Jakarta 2026 is not only a chance to discover the latest innovations but also a valuable opportunity to network with global industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers. Attendees will have the chance to engage in discussions on sustainability, biomass utilisation, and the future of palm oil.

The VIV International Summit will explore international trade collaboration. (Image credit: VIV Select China)

Visitor registration is now open for VIV Select China 2025, the leading international event for the animal protein industry.

Taking place from September 10 to 12, 2025, at the Nanjing International Expo Center, the event will bring together key players from across the livestock production chain. Professionals from swine and poultry farming, feed ingredients, feed additives, animal health, bio-products, breeding technology, veterinary care, egg processing, and related sectors are expected to attend.

The exhibition will span 48,000 square meters and host over 500 exhibitors, including top Chinese companies such as Big Herdsman, Nxin, Famsun, Guangzhou Guangxing, Zhengchang, Zhongmu, Kexing, Shandong Kaicheng, Melan Group, and others. Visitors will see a wide range of products, technologies, and services aimed at improving animal protein production and driving global standards.

A new highlight for 2025 is the AI+ Smart Farming Area, which will showcase the latest innovations in artificial intelligence, digital breeding, and precision farming. The area will demonstrate how AI, IoT, and automation can help businesses manage production more efficiently and sustainably. This feature is designed to promote smarter and greener practices across the industry, helping companies reduce waste, lower emissions, and align with global environmental goals.

The event’s conference program will focus on three major themes: smart farming through advanced technology, green transformation through low-carbon and circular economy practices, and international cooperation to expand global supply chains. Attendees can expect in-depth discussions on how to adopt these practices and remain competitive in a rapidly evolving market. The VIV International Summit will explore international trade collaboration, while AgriBITs, launching in China for the first time, will bring a global perspective on AI and automation in livestock farming.

To support valuable business connections, the Hosted Buyer Program is returning in 2025. Approved buyers with real sourcing needs will receive benefits such as free accommodation and access to V-Match, a professional matchmaking service launched in 2024. This service connects buyers and exhibitors based on their interests, helping them find the right partners quickly and effectively.

China’s updated visa-free policies and Nanjing’s new “In-Nanjing” service platform make international travel easier than ever.

VIV Select China returns to Nanjing in September 2025, building on momentum from its 2024 showcase. (Image source: VIV Select China)

Visitor pre-registration is officially open for VIV Select China 2025, the leading event spotlighting cutting-edge developments and business partnerships in China’s animal protein industry

Taking place from 10–12 September at the Nanjing International Expo Center, the show will bring together top professionals and innovators from across the swine and poultry value chain, including feed and feed additive solutions, animal health, veterinary products, breeding and farming equipment, and egg processing technologies.

Spanning 48,000 sq m, this expansive exhibition will welcome over 500 exhibitors, including prominent Chinese companies such as Big Herdsman, Guangzhou Guangxing, Nxin, Famsun, Zhengchang, Shandong Kaicheng, Melan Group, Zhongmu, Kexing, Ruisheng, Dongxiao, and Highvarve.

Spotlight on the new AI+ smart farming zone

New to this year’s event is the AI+ Smart Farming Area, a space dedicated to showcasing the integration of artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things (IoT), and sustainable agricultural technologies. This feature allows attendees to explore advanced digital breeding and precision production management tools. With a strong focus on global supply chain integration and sustainable scaling, this area embodies the event’s commitment to driving digital evolution in agriculture. As the sector reconvenes face-to-face, the event promises to offer meaningful connections and high-value commercial opportunities.

Main conference themes: AI, sustainability, global growth

The conference will follow a three-part thematic structure centered on: “Technological Breakthroughs (AI & Smart Farming), Green Transformation (Low-Carbon/Circular Economy), Global Collaboration for Overseas Expansion (Standards/Supply Chain)”.

These topics will explore how smart technologies and AI are optimising output and quality in animal protein production, enabling the transition to low-carbon practices, and facilitating circular economy models for better resource efficiency and reduced waste.

The VIV International Summit encourages shifting from domestic competition to global collaboration. Its focus: moving from product-only exports to full-chain partnerships and establishing robust, standardised supply systems to support the sustainable internationalization of China’s livestock sector. AgriBITs, launching in China for the first time, will provide a worldwide lens on AI, automation, and digitization trends impacting the livestock space.

Empowering connections with Hosted Buyer Program

To maximise business development, VIV Select China 2025 is continuing its Hosted Buyer Program, designed to connect exhibitors with qualified procurement professionals. Applicants approved via the official website’s Hosted Buyer section will receive exclusive perks including complimentary accommodation and access to V-Match, a bespoke business-matching service.

V-Match, launched in 2024, simplifies the buyer-exhibitor experience by curating meetings based on pre-screened profiles in a dedicated networking lounge. The last edition of this programme recorded 298 successful matches, reflecting its efficiency in generating real business leads.

Easy travel and international access

In support of international participation, China has expanded its visa-free entry policy to include 34 countries, with transit stays now extended up to 240 hours. To further streamline visitor access, Nanjing has introduced a new digital hub called “In-Nanjing”, offering seamless support services to incoming global guests.

Visitors from New Zealand gained insight into the full range of technologies that will be on display at Agritechnica. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

Farming professionals from New Zealand got a preview of Agritechnica 2025, a prominent agricultural machinery trade fair, in Hamilton, New Zealand, as topics specific to the region's farming sector, including the Digital Farm Centre, which presents practical digital tools for efficient farm management, were highlighted

The four-day event hosted daily receptions with representatives from the EU, Germany and the New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture. 

Visitors from New Zealand gained insight into the full range of technologies that will be on display at DLG's Agritechnica in Hanover, Germany, 9–15 November, covering all stages of the farming process—from tractors and tillage to sprayers, harvesters, and data-driven systems.

This year’s Agritechnica event introduces the new “7 Days – 7 Topics” concept, offering targeted programming for specific visitor groups such as family farms, large-scale operations, contractors, dealers, and international professionals. 

Under the guiding theme “Touch Smart Efficiency,” Agritechnica 2025 will demonstrate how smart technologies can enhance productivity while supporting sustainable resource use. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore equipment and systems hands-on—from combine harvester interfaces to digital farm management tools.

New Zealand’s arable farmers are increasingly adopting digital technologies such as spatial soil mapping and variable rate irrigation to improve efficiency and yields. However, challenges such as rural connectivity and cost-benefit uncertainty remain. Agritechnica 2025 addresses these issues with practical solutions, including sensor networks, cloud-integrated platforms, and smart farming systems designed to operate in low-connectivity environments.