ILDEX Indonesia remains a cornerstone event for innovation, trade, and collaboration in the animal production industry. (Image credit: ILDEX Indonesia)

ILDEX Indonesia is one of Southeast Asia’s most influential trade exhibitions, bringing together the livestock, dairy, meat processing and aquaculture sectors under one roof.

Organised by VNU Exhibitions Asia Pacific Co., Ltd., a joint venture of global event specialists, ILDEX Indonesia provides a vibrant marketplace where international and regional players converge to explore innovations, foster business partnerships and stay ahead of industry trends. 

The upcoming ILDEX Indonesia 2026 is set to take place from 16–18 September 2026 at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE) in BSD City, near Jakarta. Building on the success of previous editions, the event continues to attract thousands of visitors and exhibitors from more than 30 countries, solidifying its position as a leading hub for agribusiness trade, livestock technology, and sustainable farming solutions. 

The exhibition spans the entire livestock and aquaculture value chain. It features cutting-edge solutions in animal breeding and health, farm machinery, feed and feed additives, egg and meat processing technology, hatching and incubation systems, laboratory and testing services, and logistics and handling equipment. Additional highlights include wastewater treatment, slaughterhouse machinery, and other specialised production technologies designed to optimise farm efficiency and sustainability.

ILDEX Indonesia has become an essential networking platform where farmers, veterinarians, producers, suppliers, and industry consultants collaborate to share insights, adopt smart farming technologies, and explore commercial opportunities. Livestock experts have described the event as an essential marketplace for the Indonesian market and a gateway to broader opportunities in Southeast Asia.

Previous editions have showcased innovations in feed technology, animal health solutions, and smart farm systems, with both multinational and local brands participating. International pavilions, coordinated by organisations such as MEREBO GmbH, enhance global visibility and facilitate cross-border business connections.

Beyond the exhibition floor, ILDEX Indonesia offers conferences, workshops, and networking sessions to provide actionable insights into sustainable livestock farming and aquaculture management. For farmers, manufacturers, policymakers, and consultants alike, ILDEX Indonesia remains a cornerstone event for innovation, trade, and collaboration in the animal production industry.

Delegates can explore a wide array of offerings. (Image credit: Aquaculture Vietnam)

The Aquaculture Vietnam 2026 and VietShrimp Asia 2026 events are joining forces for the very first time, creating a robust, all-encompassing platform that spans the entire fisheries and aquaculture value chain from broodstock and feed to cutting-edge farming technologies, processing, and international export.

This strategic co-location is designed to accelerate business growth, global connectivity, and technological innovation, providing an invaluable stage for companies to present advanced solutions, state-of-the-art products, and industry-first innovations to a worldwide audience.

VietShrimp Asia, previously known as the Vietshrimp Aquaculture International Fair since 2016, has cultivated a decade-long reputation as Vietnam’s premier event in the shrimp and broader fisheries sector. It consistently attracts thousands of participants, including industry leaders, policymakers, and businesses spanning the full fisheries ecosystem. In 2026, the event shifts from its traditional Mekong Delta setting to Ho Chi Minh City, a thriving economic hub offering superior connectivity and infrastructure. This relocation, paired with the co-hosting of Aquaculture Vietnam, is set to amplify the event’s international visibility and industry influence.

Organised by Informa Markets, a leading global exhibition organiser, the joint expo is projected to welcome over 200 exhibitors and 7,000+ professional visitors from more than 30 countries, across a vast 8,800 m² exhibition space. Delegates can explore a wide array of offerings including advanced aquaculture equipment and feed, biosecurity and breeding systems, digital and logistics solutions, and critical inspection services such as water quality testing and export quarantine support.

Beyond the exhibition floor, attendees can engage in conferences, technical seminars, and networking initiatives, gaining insights into market trends while supporting local farmers and enterprises in enhancing competitiveness and global reach. Exclusive networking tools, such as match-making platforms and commercial support programmes, will further facilitate collaboration and business development.

To boost participation, the organisers are offering early-bird pricing for exhibitors, encouraging both domestic and international players to join what promises to be a flagship global aquaculture gathering in March 2026.

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The LAMMA Show stands as the UK’s leading agricultural machinery and technology exhibition, uniting farmers, manufacturers, suppliers, and agribusiness professionals under one roof.

Scheduled for 14–15 January 2026 at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC), Birmingham, the event continues to be a cornerstone of the British farming calendar. Entry is free with advance registration, with a nominal charge for those registering on the day.

Running from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm on Day One and 8:00 am to 4:30 pm on Day Two, the show offers ample opportunity for visitors to explore, learn, and network. Each year, LAMMA attracts over 40,000 visitors and hosts more than 700 exhibitors, reinforcing its status as a major hub for the UK farming and agritech community.

The exhibition floor highlights cutting-edge agricultural machinery, equipment, and smart farming technology, ranging from tractors and combines to specialist implements for arable, grassland, dairy, and beef sectors. Known for its exclusive machinery launches and UK debuts, LAMMA enables attendees to assess the latest innovations, compare solutions, and make informed investment decisions.

Beyond machinery, LAMMA delivers a strong programme of seminars, workshops, and expert-led discussions focused on sustainability, productivity, crop management, and the future of farming. Dedicated areas such as Future Farming, Low Carbon Agriculture, and Dairy and Beef hubs showcase forward-thinking practices shaping the industry. Supported by a dedicated event app, LAMMA ensures a seamless, connected experience, making it an essential event for modern agriculture professionals.

Early-bird booth registration is now open.(Image credit: VietShrimp)

Aquaculture Vietnam 2026 and VietShrimp Asia 2026 proudly extend a warm welcome to partners, visitors, customers, and members of the media as they prepare to host one of the most influential international aquaculture events in Asia.

Set against the backdrop of Vietnam’s rapidly advancing fisheries industry, the co-located exhibitions promise to deliver unmatched opportunities for innovation, collaboration, and global market expansion.

With more than 3,200 km of coastline, rich marine biodiversity, and a vast network of rivers and canals, Vietnam holds remarkable natural advantages for fisheries development. Over recent years, aquaculture has become a powerful economic pillar supporting food security, generating employment, and driving export growth.

According to the Department of Fisheries, the first half of 2025 saw total fisheries output reach 4.5 million tonnes, a rise of 3.1% compared with 2024. Aquaculture contributed 2.57 million tonnes—nearly 60% of total production. Export turnover climbed to US$5.25bn, up an impressive 19.5% year-on-year. Although full-year forecasts expect a slight decline from 2024, export value will still reach US$9–9.2bn, with shrimp leading at US$3.6–3.8bn, followed by pangasius, tuna, and other key aquatic products.

Despite its strong rebound, the industry continues to face challenges including underdeveloped logistics, fragmented production, and increasingly strict global standards on traceability, sustainability, and food safety. These pressures highlight the urgent need for digital transformation, technology adoption, and value chain integration. Priorities include advanced environmental monitoring, recirculating aquaculture systems, and smart farming techniques that align with national development plans such as Decision 389/QĐ-TTg (2024).

For the first time, Aquaculture Vietnam 2026 and VietShrimp Asia 2026 will be co-located, creating a powerful platform that unifies the entire fisheries value chain from broodstock, feed, and farming equipment to seafood processing and global export solutions. This landmark collaboration marks a new chapter for the industry, offering a comprehensive environment for knowledge exchange, investment, and innovation.

VietShrimp, established in 2016, brings a decade of success as Vietnam’s leading shrimp and fisheries event. Now, in partnership with Aquaculture Vietnam and hosted in Ho Chi Minh City by Informa Markets, the exhibition will expand its reach and influence across the region.

The 2026 edition will be the largest to date, showcasing 200+ exhibitors, attracting 7,000+ professional visitors from over 30 countries, and covering 8,800 m² of exhibition space. Attendees will discover cutting-edge aquaculture technologies, sustainability solutions, inspection services, digital tools, and value chain optimisation systems.

The event will also feature conferences, technical seminars, business matchmaking, roadshows, and specialised support for farmers—ensuring that participants gain actionable insights and real business opportunities.

Join the journey of innovation and sustainable growth at Aquaculture Vietnam 2026 & VietShrimp Asia 2026, held from 11–13 March 2026 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC), Ho Chi Minh City.

Join VIV Health & Nutrition Asia 2026.(Image credit: VIV Health & Nutrition)

Visitor registration is now officially open for VIV Health & Nutrition Asia 2026, the region’s must-attend gathering for professionals shaping the future of animal feed, nutrition, pharmaceuticals, and health technologies.

Taking place from 10–12 March 2026 at the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC), the event returns with an expanded programme and a renewed focus on innovation across the entire animal protein value chain.

Co-located once again with VICTAM Asia, the 2026 edition will bring together industry leaders, researchers, technology providers, and decision-makers from across Asia and the global marketplace. Over three days, attendees can expect an immersive experience designed to support business growth, showcase product breakthroughs, and facilitate meaningful connections within the fast-evolving animal feed and health sectors.

As the region’s essential platform for animal nutrition and health innovation, VIV Health & Nutrition Asia will present a comprehensive view of the industry from feed ingredients and functional additives to pharmaceuticals, genetics, veterinary solutions, and cutting-edge health technologies. The partnership with VICTAM Asia reinforces the event’s reach, combining VIV’s international network with VICTAM’s established expertise in feed processing and milling technology.

This powerful collaboration will see more than 300 exhibitors presenting their latest products, systems, and technological advancements. Attendees will have access to live demonstrations, detailed product displays, and expert guidance on next-generation solutions in feed efficiency, animal health management, and sustainable nutrition. With over 9,000 visitors expected, the event remains a vital destination for discovering new suppliers, forming strategic partnerships, and staying ahead of market developments.

A highlight of the show is its three-day conference programme addressing the region’s most pressing challenges. Morning plenaries will set the stage for in-depth, species-specific sessions covering poultry, swine, aquaculture, and cattle. Key themes include antibiotic reduction, feed system resilience, biosecurity, digital health, alternative ingredients, circular production models, and emerging policy frameworks. The event will conclude with a regional dialogue centred on shared commitments to feed self-sufficiency and sustainable disease management.

Bangkok continues to serve as an ideal host city-a dynamic business hub with exceptional connectivity across ASEAN, China, South Asia, and beyond. Its modern facilities, cultural richness, and strong agricultural industry links make it the perfect backdrop for networking and knowledge exchange.

Early registration allows visitors to avoid queues, access exclusive updates, and begin scheduling meetings before arriving. Participants are encouraged to register now via www.vivhealthandnutrition.nl to plan their visit and make the most of this essential industry event.