October 19, 2025 | 23:16 GMT +7
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October 19, 2025 | 23:16 GMT +7
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At the Vietstock 2025 opening ceremony, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment Phung Duc Tien highlighted: “Vietstock 2025 serves as a vital platform where businesses showcase advanced technologies, highlight sustainable practices, exchange insights on emerging trends, and address pressing challenges in the livestock and agricultural sectors in Vietnam and the ASEAN region”.
Throughout the exhibition, Vietstock 2025 hosted a series of strategic conferences aimed at guiding the industry’s future direction. Ministry of Agriculture and Environment presided over the industry conference, while the Department of Animal Health and Production hosted 3 key conferences covering a broad range of topics, from technical advancements to regulatory updates and policy frameworks.
Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment Phung Duc Tien delivered a speech at the opening ceremony of Vietstock 2025. Photo: HT.
Vietstock 2025 also featured over 84 knowledge sessions, and specialised forums, delivering in-depth insights, up-to-date information, and the latest technology trends to thousands of attendees.
Led by industry leaders, top experts, associations, organisations, and leading domestic and international companies, these sessions provided participants with valuable perspectives, practical solutions, and opportunities for business collaboration and professional development.
Representing the organiser, Mr. Ben Wong, General Manager of Informa Markets Vietnam, highlighted: “Recognised as Vietnam’s premier international exhibition for the livestock industry, Vietstock is more than a trade show. It provides a dynamic platform where attendees can experience cutting-edge innovations, participate in engaging discussions, and uncover practical solutions that support a healthier and more sustainable future”.
Vietstock 2025 welcome 13.131 visitors from over 46 countries across the region. Photo: HT.
With the goal of fostering open and comprehensive connections, Vietstock continues to be a key meeting point for policymakers, experts, and businesses to exchange knowledge, update technologies, discuss industry challenges, and drive sustainable growth for the livestock sector in Vietnam and the region.
At Vietstock 2025, the ASEAN Roundtable welcomed representatives from 7 countries, alongside notable activities such as the Dialogue between the Department of Animal Health & Production and Vietnamese enterprises, and the Feed Miller Meet Up hosted by the Vietnam Animal Husbandry Association.
This year’s exhibition also focused on issues of great concern to the industry, including Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and African Swine Fever (ASF). Through conferences and expert sessions, participants exchanged practical solutions for disease prevention and responsible antibiotic use, contributing to improved resilience and sustainable livestock development.
Over three days, Vietstock 2025 gathered more than 13.131 industry professionals, regulators, producers, and business leaders from Vietnam and 46 other countries, who came together to connect, share insights, and explore cutting-edge technologies in livestock, feed, veterinary, and meat processing.
Once again, Vietstock reaffirmed its solid position as Vietnam’s leading livestock exhibition, not only the largest trade event in scale, but also the region’s trusted knowledge hub where the livestock community connects, shares, and shapes a sustainable future for the industry.
Vietstock 2025 showcased flagship products from over 300 brands. Photo: HT.
The journey toward sustainable growth in the livestock sector continues at Vietstock 2026. The exhibition will further expand in scale, gathering an estimated 300 brands and 13,000 trade visitors from various countries, across the largest exhibition area ever.
Vietstock 2026 promises to deliver new activities, technologies, and knowledge to help businesses and livestock farmers enhance productivity, strengthen competitiveness, and move toward sustainable development.
Taking the next step on this journey, Vietstock 2026 will be held from 21 - 23 October 2026 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC), set to become an unmissable destination for the livestock community in Vietnam and the region.
Together with Vietstock 2026, let’s continue the journey toward success and create new achievements for Vietnam’s livestock industry and Southeast Asia.
For more details, please contact:
- Exhibiting: Ms. Sophie Nguyen - Sophie.nguyen@informa.com
- Group delegation support: Ms. Phuong - Phuong.c@informa.com
- Marcom support: Ms. Anita Pham - Anita.pham@informa.com.
Translated by Hong Tham
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