VICTAM Asia sets attendance record
BANGKOK, THAILAND — VICTAM Asia and GRAPAS Asia 2024, in co-location with Health & Nutrition Asia, enjoyed a record-breaking attendance of 8,722 visitors from 73 countries from March 12-14 at BITEC in Bangkok. The event hosted by Victam Corp. welcomed 315 international exhibitors from the animal feed, pet food, aquafeed, as well as the rice, grain and flour processing industries. Following are some of the companies showcasing their innovations.
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4B
Representing 4B Asia Pacific Co. Ltd are, from left, Carl Braime, Alan Braime, and Alexy Nitad.
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AGI
Representatives of AGI greeting visitors to the booth.
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Alapala
Alapala representatives are, from left, Anil Gulmez and Gopal Urangapuli.
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Balaguer Rolls
Jessica Martinez, left and David Balaguer of Fundiciones Balaguer S.A.
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Chief Agri
From left, Vicha Ratanaplin, World Agri Business Co. Ltd.; Supot Yinadsawaphan, World Agri Business Co. Ltd.; Oscar Coello, Chief Agri; Worawat Leewattanapisarn, World Agri Business Co. Ltd.; Suthep Wiroadpaisit, Mahasarakham Power; AND Saran Wiroadpaisit, Mahasarakham Power.
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FrigorTec
Representatives of FRIGOR TEC greet visitors to the booth during VICTAM Asia.
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IMAS
Representing IMAS at VICTAM Asia are from left, Muhammed Uzun and Furkan Inal.
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Kay Jay
From left, Kantarot T., Suehiro EPM Corp.; Nikhil Jindal, Kay Jay Chill Rolls Pvt. Ltd.; and Akihiro Goto, Suehiro EPM Corp.
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Myanda
The representatives of Myande Group pose for a photo.
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MYSILO
From left Cagdas Karakuzu and Yigit Bastug representing MYSILO at VICTAM Asia.
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Yenar
Representing Yenar A.S. are from left, Sefa Yegin, and Sani Kandemir.
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Obial
Bekir Altuntas, center, of Altuntas Group, demonstrates Obial equipment to a group of visitors.
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STIF
From left, Jose Burgos, STIF; Michael Crooks, Feed & Biofuel NZ; and Zhan Hau Ng, STIF.
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Symaga
Representatives of Symaga visiting with a large group at the booth during VICTAM Asia.
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Vigan
Mohamed El Khattabi of Vigan awaits the next visitor to the booth.
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Pfeuffer
Chakaphan Chitsuthipakorn, Dee Rung Ruang, left and Frank Pfeuffer pose for a photo during VICTAM Asia.
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