Globalfeed Showcases Its Mineral Phosphates at VIV Asia 2025, the Leading Industry Trade Fair in Bangkok

 Bangkok, Thailand – From March 12 to 14, 2025, Globalfeed is actively participating in VIV Asia 2025, one of the most prominent international trade fairs in food processing in Asia. The company is presenting its innovative range of mineral phosphates, reaffirming its commitment to excellence in animal nutrition.

VIV Asia, held every two years at the renowned Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Center (BITEC), serves as a key platform for professionals worldwide to exchange knowledge, discover innovations, and establish business relationships in the livestock and food industries. The 2025 edition highlights sustainable solutions, addressing current challenges such as disease prevention, regenerative agriculture, and biosecurity.

Representing GlobalFeed at the event are Jorge Carro (International Sales Director) and Manuel Menéndez (Area sales managerAsia-Pacific), who are actively engaging with customers, industry experts, and key stakeholders. Their presence reinforces the company's dedication to innovation and the development of advanced solutions in animal nutrition.

Recognizing the importance of mineral nutrition in animal health and productivity, Globalfeed is showcasing a range of phosphates designed to optimize livestock feeding. These products aim to improve feed efficiency and promote sustainable practices in animal production.

Participation in VIV Asia 2025 provides GlobalFeed with the opportunity to connect with industry leaders, explore new market opportunities, and demonstrate its leadership in advanced nutritional solutions. The fair, which in previous editions has attracted thousands of visitors from over 120 countries, is a must-attend event for companies operating across the entire livestock value chain.

During the event, attendees can visit the GlobaFeed booth to learn more about its products, and gain detailed insights into how its mineral phosphates can contribute to more efficient and sustainable animal production.