VIV ASIA SPECIAL
AQUATIC
The aquaculture sector in Southeast Asia is undergoing a dynamic transformation, making it one of the fastest-growing industries in the global animal protein market. As the region continues to expand its production of fish, shrimp, and crustaceans, it is not only meeting the growing demand for sustainable seafood but also driving innovation in farming technologies and sustainable practices.
Discover the Future of Aquaculture at VIV Asia
At VIV Asia you’ll dive into the latest developments shaping the future of aquaculture. This is your opportunity to connect with key players, suppliers, and industry experts who are driving change across Southeast Asia. Whether you’re seeking cutting-edge technologies, sustainable farming solutions, or insights into the global market trends, this is where you need to be!
BLUE ECONOMY THROUGH AQUACULTURE
Aquatic Conference 2025 – 11 March
Mark your calendars for an insightful experience at the Aquatic Conference, co-organized by VIV Worldwide and International Aquafeed.
Aquatic Asia
The VIV Aquatic 2025 Conference will take place in conjunction with VIV Asia 2025 in Bangkok. The conference is scheduled for March 11th, one day before the main show. The Aquatic conference supplies cutting edge knowledge and showcases opportunities that help to enhance the fish&shrimp production improving practices especially in nutrition, health and new farming technologies.
The conference will feature sessions on the following topics:
- Hatchery Technologies & Breeding
- Aqua-Tech & Aquaculture Engineering
- Sustainable Nutrition and Aquafeed
- Health and Disease Management
SPONSORS – AQUATIC CONFERENCE
MEET COMPANIES SUCH AS
PETFOOD AND AQUAFEED EXTRUSION CONFERENCE
Petfood & Aquafeed Extrusion Conference (PAEC), held at VIV Asia 2025, will be on March 11, 2025.
With a focus on the extrusion of feeds and the related equipment used, the one-day conference will feature a variety of speakers covering all the key-areas of the industry to give the latest extrusion information. Co-organised between Perendale Publishers Ltd and VIV Worldwide, PAEC will be held at the IMPACT Challenger in Bangkok, Thailand.
SPONSORS – PETFOOD AND AQUAFEED EXTRUSION CONFERENCE
SESSION
HIGHLIGHTS
The VIV Asia 2025 offers an extensive program of conferences, workshops and sessions, covering the entire feed to food chain for animal production of different species. There are several sessions solely focussed on aquatic production, most are free to attend. Make sure to register on time for VIV Asia 2025 and reserve a seat for the sessions of your choosing.
SOUTH EAST ASIA’s Key
AQUATIC trends &
developments
Expansion of fish farming
Fish farming is rapidly expanding as it plays a vital role in meeting the growing global demand for protein, while also alleviating pressure on wild fish populations and promoting sustainable seafood production.
Shrimp and crustacean
Shrimp farming is a leading industry in Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia. These countries have made significant investments in advanced farming practices and biosecurity measures to prevent disease outbreaks.
Sustainability
Sustainability is becoming a top priority, with many farms adopting certifications that ensure eco-friendly practices, including reduced antibiotic use, improved waste management, and better labor conditions. Vietnam and Thailand are key players leading in this area
Technological Advancements
Aquaculture in Southeast Asia is adopting technologies like recirculating systems (RAS), digital tools, and automated feeding to boost efficiency and sustainability. AI and IoT are also being used for better water quality monitoring and disease control.
Government Initiatives
Southeast Asian governments are investing heavily in aquaculture development. Vietnam is pushing for value-added exports, while Thailand is advancing innovation through its National Fisheries Development Plan. Indonesia is focused on improved infrastructure and farmer support.
Export Opportunities
Southeast Asia is a global leader in seafood exports, with countries like Vietnam dominating pangasius and shrimp production. Thailand remains one of the top shrimp exporters, while China’s rising seafood consumption presents new growth opportunities for regional producers.
VENUE IMPACT
City Bangkok
Country Thailand
Dates
March 12-14, 2025
Opening hours
10.00 – 18.00 hrs
