Three-day exhibition and conference will focus on smart farming, feed efficiency, animal health, biosecurity, automation and sustainability across Asia’s poultry value chain.
KUALA LUMPUR: Poultry Asia 2026 is set to bring poultry producers, suppliers, veterinarians, technology providers and other industry stakeholders together in Kuala Lumpur from September 22 to 24, with the event focusing on technology, productivity, animal health and sustainability across the poultry value chain.
The three-day exhibition and conference will be held at Exhibition Hall 4, Level 4, World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur (WTCKL) under the theme “Smart Poultry, Smarter Future.” The official event website describes Poultry Asia as a B2B platform connecting stakeholders across areas ranging from breeding and hatcheries to processing and packaging.
The event is being organised by JeDerns Events Management and is designed to provide opportunities for industry networking, technology discovery, technical discussions and business matching.
Focus on smarter poultry production
According to the event organisers, Poultry Asia 2026 will showcase developments across feed production, breeding, farm management, animal health, processing, automation and sustainability.
The official programme highlights several areas expected to receive attention, including precision farming and data-driven poultry management, feed efficiency and sustainable nutrition, disease prevention and emerging health threats, biosecurity and farm safety, automation in hatcheries and processing facilities, environmental sustainability and waste reduction, as well as market trends and investment opportunities in Asia.
These areas reflect some of the major operational challenges facing poultry producers, particularly the need to improve production efficiency while managing feed costs, disease risks, environmental pressures and increasingly technology-driven production systems.
Technology and equipment take centre stage
The exhibition will feature live equipment demonstrations, technical presentations, product launches, international pavilions, networking facilities and business-matching opportunities, according to the official event programme.
The exhibition is intended to give producers and other industry participants an opportunity to examine technologies and services applicable to different stages of poultry production.
The official event website describes the exhibition as covering the poultry value chain from breeding and hatcheries through processing and packaging. An independent industry preview by aviNews similarly identifies feed production, breeding, farm management, animal health, processing, automation and sustainability among the areas to be represented.
Technical conference to address industry challenges
Alongside the exhibition, Poultry Asia 2026 will host a technical conference and workshops involving international experts.
The programme is expected to address practical issues affecting modern poultry production, including precision farming, data-based management, nutrition, disease prevention, biosecurity, hatchery and processing automation, environmental sustainability and market developments.
The conference component gives the event a technical and educational dimension beyond product displays, allowing poultry professionals to exchange knowledge and examine emerging approaches to production and farm management.
Regional business and knowledge platform
The organisers say the exhibition is intended to connect global innovators, suppliers, producers and industry experts, while creating opportunities for buyers and suppliers to establish commercial relationships.
An event preview published by Livestock & Poultry Middle East says the exhibition is expected to feature more than 150 exhibitors, over 10,000 trade visitors and more than 30 technical sessions and workshops, with international pavilions from Europe, China and the Middle East. These figures are organiser/event-promotion projections, rather than confirmed attendance figures.
The official event website also promotes international participation and business networking, although the current site does not provide independently verified final exhibitor or visitor numbers.
Poultry Asia to run alongside aquaculture and pet events
Poultry Asia 2026 will be co-located with Aquaculture’26 and PetAsia 2026, bringing three related animal-production and animal-industry events together at the same venue.
The co-location is intended to create a wider B2B environment connecting stakeholders from poultry, aquaculture and pet-related sectors.
Sustainability and biosecurity among key themes
Sustainability is one of the central themes of the 2026 exhibition, alongside productivity and technological innovation.
The official programme specifically identifies sustainable nutrition, environmental sustainability, waste reduction, disease prevention and biosecurity among the key topics.
For poultry producers, these areas are closely connected to operational efficiency. Feed efficiency can affect production costs, while disease prevention and biosecurity remain fundamental to protecting flock health and limiting production losses. Automation and data-driven management, meanwhile, are increasingly being explored as tools for improving consistency and resource use.
Poultry Asia’s emphasis on these areas therefore positions the event around both technology adoption and the wider challenges of making poultry production more efficient and resilient.
A regional platform for poultry industry development
With its combination of exhibition space, technical sessions, product demonstrations and business networking, Poultry Asia 2026 is positioned as a regional meeting point for stakeholders involved in poultry production and related services.
The event will take place at WTCKL from September 22 to 24, 2026, with the official programme scheduled around the poultry industry’s evolving focus on smarter production, technology, animal health, sustainability and market development.
For an industry spanning farmers, integrators, feed manufacturers, hatcheries, veterinarians, equipment suppliers, processors and technology companies, the event offers a platform to examine how emerging technologies and production practices could shape the next phase of poultry development in Asia.
