VIV Asia 2027

Biochem is exhibiting at VIV Asia 2027 from March 10 to 12, 2027, in Bangkok, Thailand. The leading feed to food exhibition brings together more than 1,000 suppliers and over 50,000 professionals across the animal protein value chain. Biochem presents feed solutions for poultry, swine and ruminants, with a focus on practical approaches to animal nutrition and feed management.

Biochem at VIV Asia 2027 focuses on feed solutions for gut health, toxin management, antibiotic reduction, young animal nutrition, immune stimulation, respiratory health, and feed efficiency and quality. The featured portfolio includes DiaReset, the B.I.O.Tox® range, and BronchoVest.

DiaReset addresses calf diarrhea with a combination of guar gum, prebiotics, probiotics, and saponins. B.I.O.Tox® is a mycotoxin binder for feed management, while BronchoVest is formulated to help relieve respiratory symptoms.

Technical and sales colleagues are on site for the full duration of VIV Asia 2027. You can arrange a meeting in advance through the contact page. Biochem is a family-owned German manufacturer of feed additives and dietary feed supplements, founded in 1986 and active in more than 90 countries, guided by “Feed Safety for Food Safety”.

VIV Asia 2027 is a major Asian trade fair for the complete feed to food supply chain, organized by VNU Exhibitions Europe and VNU Exhibitions Asia Pacific. The exhibition covers feed production, animal farming, breeding, veterinary services, animal health, processing, and related technologies.

The event runs from 10:00 to 18:00 at IMPACT Exhibition Center in Bangkok. Its programme combines exhibition areas, specialized zones, professional speakers, industry networking, and conferences. Official event information lists 75,000 gross square meters, 51,000 visitors, 129 visiting countries, more than 300 professional speakers, and 700 industry leaders. VIV Asia takes place alongside Meat Pro Asia and HortiAgri Next Asia.

For the full programme and registration, visit the official VIV Asia 2027 website.