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Background Jan 9, 2003 update:Oct 22, 2007

VIV Asia to be bigger and more international

The upcoming edition of VIV Asia will completely fill up the Queen Sirikit Convention Centre in Bangkok Thailand from 5-7 March 2003. Some 500 companies will be present, directly and indirectly, to show what they can offer the Asian intensive livestock industry.

This article can also be found in World Poultry Magazine Vol.19 nr.1

Keywords: Bangkok, Thailand, International Agricultural Event

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