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City to host int'l livestock expo

Mar 7th at 13:49
07-03-2014 13:49:52+07:00

City to host int'l livestock expo

The latest machinery, technologies and business solutions for livestock breeding, dairy and aquaculture industries will be displayed at ILDEX Viet Nam 2014 in HCM City from March 19-21.

The 5th International Livestock, Dairy, Meat Processing and Aquaculture Expo has attracted 180 exhibitors from 22 countries and territories, including France, Korea, the Netherlands, China, the UK and Viet Nam.

The biennial event includes conferences and seminars to discuss animal-husbandry and aquaculture issues, including disease prevention and control in dairy farming.

A conference calling for investment in the livestock industry will be organised on the expo's opening day, where representatives from the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development will unveil the Government's new investment policies as well as a list of projects calling for investment, according to Tong Xuan Chinh, deputy director general of the Department of Livestock Production.

Organised by VNU Exhibitions Asia Pacific Co., Ltd and Minh Vi Exhibition and Advertisement Services Co, Ltd, the event at the Sai Gon Exhibition and Convention Center in District 7 is expected to attract 15,000 visitors.

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