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November 1-3, 2007
Pragati Maidan Exhibition Centre
New Delhi, India
REVIEW: Vibrant opening day for VIV India 2007
On November 1st, VIV India opened its doors for the first time. The trade show started as vibrant as the sector itself is in India at this moment.
VIV India 2007 Opening Day:
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Trade Show and Conference Launching: Dr Ir. Piets Simons - Ajay Bhattacharya - C. Vasanthkumar - Prof. V.L. Chopra - Dr. Sk Bandyopadhyay - Dr. Ajit Ranade - Pawan Kumar - Dr. N.R. Bhasin
Chief Guest Hon´ble Prof. Virendra Lal Chopra, Govt. of India, in charge of the Indian livestock industry, opened officially the exposition.
Ribbon Cut at the Opening Day: Hon´ble Prof. V.L Chopra and authorities
Leading themes of both the exhibition and the conference are prevention, efficiency and processing for the poultry, dairy and aqua industries for the Indian and neighbouring countries markets.
View of a poultry conference audience
Over 115 exhibitors from 23 countries are currently showing their latest products for the Indian market on the exhibition floor and in the Speakers´ Corner. China and France are present with their own country pavilions.
Exhibitors reported to be very satisfied with the quality of the visitors, being 20% of them international.
Show organizers are confident about the success of this new VIV event, which will become the business place and knowledge hub of India´s animal protein market in the coming decade.
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PREVIEW: VIV INDIA 2007
From November 1 – 3, 2007, the first edition of VIV India takes place in New Delhi, India. With VIV India, the worldwide renowned Feed to Meat concept of VIV is brought right into the world´s 2nd most promising market. International and Indian exhibitors will be presenting their solutions for the Indian innovative animal husbandry in the Pragati Maidan Exhibition Centre in New Delhi. Solutions are not only presented through the exhibition, but also by an attractive range of conferences and seminars. This makes VIV India 2007 a unique trade and learning event for the poultry, aquaculture and dairy industries of India, its surrounding countries Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Bangladesh and the Middle East.
A unique and complete mix of suppliers
Since VNU Exhibitions, organiser of the worldwide VIV trade shows, announced that VIV India would be the latest brand extension of VIV, several other competing initiatives were launched. However, none of them is able to close the gap with VIV India. VIV India is the only exhibition for the animal husbandry industry in India that has the largest and most complete mix of international and national suppliers that covers the entire animal production chain, from Feed to Meat for Poultry, Aqua and Dairy ever seen in India. The CLFMA of India, the all-India Association of Livestock Industry, and the Poultry Federation of India, exclusively support VIV India.
Knowledge transfer and problem solving
Knowledge transfer is a key element of VIV India 2007. Visitors can gain information for learning or problem solving purposes from exhibiting suppliers and leading international organisations in the attractive seminar and conference program or at the speaker´s corner, where several exhibitors give 30-minute presentations of their company innovations and best practices. Novus organises a special day-long Aquaculture Conference, aimed at the Indian market.
To visit VIV India 2007, visitors can download a registration form on www.viv.net and send it per fax or e-mail to the organisation in India, or take it with them to the exhibition. Entrance is free of charge.
Feed to Meat exhibitor target groups
• Industrial feed processing equipment, supplies, raw materials
• Feed ingredients and additives
• Feed
• Animal health
• Animal breeding
• Farm equipment
• Slaughter equipment
• Meat ingredients
• Meat processing, -packaging, -handling, refrigeration, egg processing, dairy processing
• Meat products
• Subjects covering parts or all of the above-mentioned items in the meat supply chain
• Knowledge transfer and consultancy
Feed to Meat visitor target groups
• Feed mills
• Poultry farms
• Pig farms
• Cattle farms
• Fish farms
• Agricultural farms
• Meat slaughtering companies
• Meat (further) processing companies
• Feed ingredients and additives companies
• Farm / industry equipment suppliers
• Distribution / wholesale / retail / trade meat (products)
• Other distribution / trade agencies
• Veterinarians
• Research / consultancy
• Large-scale integrated companies
• National / local authorities