VIV China 2008: the future is bright
VIV China is still following an upward trend. The exhibition took place from October 20-22, 2008 at the New China International Exhibition Centre. The 446 exhibitors at the biennial international Feed-to-Meat trade show welcomed 19,035 visitors from 75 countries.
The move to the new exhibition venue NCIEC proved to be a smart choice. Project manager Ruwan Berculo: “Being away from the city centre meant visitors had to make more effort to reach to the venue. The positive side effect was no ‘co-incidental passersby’. The visitors were industry specialists, determined to find answers and solutions to improve their production processes.”
International feel
VIV China is renowned for its unique combination of attracting strong exhibitor and visitor groups from both China and abroad. With its 2008-edition, VIV China strengthened this position: 312 Chinese and 134 international companies from 23 countries participated. The 19,035 visitors, more than ever before, came from an all-time-high of 75 countries.
These figures reflect the strong, international development of animal husbandry in China. “Exhibitors were very satisfied with the origin of the visitors. Not only were there more visitors from more Chinese production areas than in 2006, the international visitors also came from a larger number of countries than in the show’s history of five editions,” says Berculo.
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International feel
VIV China is renowned for its unique combination of attracting strong exhibitor and visitor groups from both China and abroad. With its 2008-edition, VIV China strengthened this position: 312 Chinese and 134 international companies from 23 countries participated. The 19,035 visitors, more than ever before, came from an all-time-high of 75 countries.
These figures reflect the strong, international development of animal husbandry in China. “Exhibitors were very satisfied with the origin of the visitors. Not only were there more visitors from more Chinese production areas than in 2006, the international visitors also came from a larger number of countries than in the show’s history of five editions,” says Berculo.
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