Buyers and sellers of feed and pet food ingredients attend this annual event; it\'s truly where business gets done!

The International Production & Processing Expo, combining the International Poultry Expo, International Feed Expo, and International Meat Expo, brings together more than 1,250 exhibitors and over 30,000 attendees in Atlanta from January 26 - 28, 2016.

The 9th Aquafeed Horizons Asia will take place March 29th, 2016 at the BITEC, on the first day of the FIAAP/Victam/GRAPAS Asia 2016 shows. Fishmeal substitution and a general trend towards plant-based feed ingredients will drive the agenda for the 2016 meeting: the implications of these changes in traditional diets for both processors and formulators will be explored by an international line-up of experts from industry and applied science.

Following the success of the Hainan Aquaculture Tour, IAS is organising the 2016 Thailand to give the participants the first hand knowledge of the Thai shrimp farming industry

This prime event is little over 3 months away and already 95% of the available space has been booked! The exhibition will once again take place at the BITEC in Bangkok.

A recently held press conference in Bangkok for FIAAP, VICTAM & GRAPAS ASIA 2016, demonstrated sustained growth in the size and influence of the event, along with a host of innovations, new products and services being shown by exhibitors.

The International Symposium on Feeding and Nutrition of Fish (ISFNF)is the premier international forum for researchers, academics and industry concerned with the nutrition and feeding of aquatic animals. The 2016 symposium will take place June 5 - June 10, 2016, at Sun Valley Resort, Sun Valley, Idaho, USA.

Puerto Varas, Chile will host an international seminar, Chilean Salmon: From Patagonia to the table, organized by Alltech and sponsored by CORFO, SalmonChile and ProChile on Wednesday November 25, 2015, from 1500 – 1700 at the Hotel Cumbres.in Puerto Varas.

Asian-Pacific Aquaculture 2016 will see the giants of world aquaculture gather to discuss the profitability, sustainability and responsibility of the sector.

A Smart Shrimp aquaculture workshop with the theme “Living with EMS and EHP, challenging the disease through Smart Shrimp farming” will take place at the AIT Bangkok campus, Thailand in January.

The latest numerous up-to-date experimental studies indicate that fishmeal substitution with alternative protein sources does not affect the growth, survival and feed conversion ratio of shrimp, as long as nutrient composition, including amino acid profile, are balanced to cover the specie’s requirements. The digestibility coefficient of crude protein and individual amino acids of many ingredients will be presented in detail at Aquafeed Horizons Asia 2016. All the recent advances in the amino acid nutrition of shrimp will be explained alongside the solutions to the challenges of the complicated feeding behavior of crustaceans.

Plans are well in hand for the World Aquaculture Society’s first Middle East & Central Asia Aquaculture conference and exhibition in Tehran.

The Post Show Report of FIAAP/VICTAM/GRAPAS International 2015, which took place in June 2015 in Cologne, has just been released.

The latest edition of Showtime,the Victam magazine, has just been published.

The effectiveness of simple and potentially cost-effective techniques for processing feedstuffs of plant, microbial and animal origins prior to their incorporation in feeds has been the focus of studies undertaken at the University of Guelph. The perspectives and pitfalls for these approaches will be discussed by Dr. Dominique Bureau at Aquafeed Horizons Asia 2015.

This conference has attracted a number of high profile speakers to present on the importance of the world\'s oils and fats market.

USSEC is hosting an educational opportunity to showcase world aquaculture developments and current research funded by the US Soy checkoff.

This year marks the tenth anniversary of the inaugural BIOMIN Asia Nutrition Forum. The 2015 edition will cater specifically to audiences spanning seven cities across Asia from 20 to 29 October: Seoul, Tokyo, Jakarta, Beijing, Changsha, Dhaka, and Coimbatore. The theme is “Challenge | Opportunity | Success,” with a focus on tackling the global mycotoxin menace, and achieving higher performance by optimizing gut health.

A one week practical short course on feeds and pet food extrusion will take place at Texas A&M University by staff, industry representatives and consultants. The program will cover information on designing new feed mills and selecting conveying, drying, grinding, conditioning and feed mixing equipment.

The program for the next Aquafeed.com conference, Aquafeed Horizons Asia 2016 has been published. The 9th edition of the technical conference for aquafeed professionals will take place at the BITEC, Bangkok, on March 29, 2016. It will be in English with simultaneous interpretation into Thai.