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EuroTier 2008: New layout, new standards

20-07-2007 | |
EuroTier 2008: New layout, new standards

With a record 1,500 exhibitors and more than 116,000 visitors, EuroTier set new standards in 2006, reflecting the positive mood amongst animal husbandry farmers, and highlighting international trends in product and service innovations for the animal husbandry sector.

In 2008, EuroTier will be the only international exhibition in Europe for the animal husbandry sector offering a complete package covering production of cattle, pigs and poultry and aquaculture. Large farming businesses planning substantial investments, high-volume buyers, R&D professionals and veterinarians form a major part of the visitor base.

Veterinary Surgeons’ Conference with a joint “International Animal Health Event”

For the first time, the bpt (the German association of veterinary practitioners) will hold its annual conference as well as its professional veterinary exhibition at the same time as EuroTier and will be hosting these events within the Hanover Exhibition Grounds.

Both events will be attended by veterinary surgeons specialising in cattle, pigs and poultry. The annual meeting consists of a broad range of seminars and presentations and will now also include the opportunity for vets to explore the latest developments in the various sectors at EuroTier.

Veterinary surgeons from outside Germany visiting EuroTier will have free access to the veterinary medicine exhibition, which is part of the Veterinary Surgeons’ Conference.

The DLG and the bpt plan an “International Animal Health Event” on 13 November, 2008. This will be a meeting point for veterinary surgeons from all over the world.

New layout for bigger, better EuroTier

The forecast for EuroTier 2008 is still further expansion in dairy and beef cattle, pig production and the egg and broiler sectors. EuroTier-organiser DLG is reorganising the event’s layout within the Hanover Exhibition Grounds into new halls south of the traditional ones. The objective is to offer visitors quicker and more efficient ways of finding exhibitors and product information.

For further information, contact the DLG, Dr Karl Schlösser E-Mail: k.schloesser@DLG.org
 
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