Poultry India at IPPE 2026: Strengthening Global Connections and Opportunities in LATAM

What was Poultry India’s main objective in participating at IPPE? 

As you know, Poultry India is one of the South Asia’s largest poultry exhibition exclusively for the poultry industry and in last year’s 17th edition, we had covered more than 50,000 visitors at our exhibition in India. The reason to come to IPPE 2026 is to expand our horizons globally and I thank the IPPE 2026 for giving us this platform. We are able to meet quite a big number of people and visitors who are very potential for the industry. And with this, the growth of the Indian economy and also the American economy would definitely make a good progress forward. We see a good growth coming towards to the Indian market.

What opportunities does India see in the Latin American poultry market?

India today is the second largest egg producers in the world and the fourth to fifth largest producers of chicken. With this growing the Indian economy is expanding around 7 to 8% globally annually, and so, in this way the Latin American market. We have lot of exhibitors who are coming from Latin America to Poultry India, to exhibit their products from animal feed animal and pharmaceuticals and all that, so there’s a very good scope for the Latin American market and for the Indian market to expand their horizons through India. With India being a growing market today, this will enhance the development of all the countries nearby those areas.

Which Indian products or solutions attracted the most interest at IPPE? 

I see the latest equipment, latest innovations by a lot of companies here and I’m very happy to note that the industry is growing at a very rapid pace and I’m sure the artificial intelligence could see a lot of development in the environment control systems, in the breeding areas, in the incubation areas. These are some of the very many landmark developments which I can see. And I also see that if this kind of technology is given to India, or as as they come towards India, I’m sure that the industry is growing at 7 to 8% pace today. That will definitely increase the volume of production and the sales in all over the global market.

How does India plan to strengthen its presence in LATAM after IPPE? 

Well, see today we have attended the IPPE. We have a very good road map. We have lots of visitors who have been asking us, that they were interested in coming and visiting Poultry India in the 18^th edition. And this way we find that people from Latin America, from the South American region, are very much interested to get collaborated with the Indian market and to sell their products and also buy their products from Indian markets.

As IPPE is considered the world’s biggest poultry exhibition, how do you find yourself moving forward in the poultry industry?

Well, again I thank the IPPE today that they have given us this platform to represent Poultry India and our cooperation in this matter would definitely encourage our industries in both the countries, both the areas. And I see a very great potential towards, as IPPE also was with Poultry India last year, as we had agreed on the barter system and that has been giving the growth. We also are inviting people from here to attend Poultry India and we’re making sure that lot of visitors from India are coming to attend IPPE which is a very biggest guest event globally.

You mentioned poultry India is in its 18th edition this year. Can you please tell us what are the dates of this event?

Well, the 18th edition of Poultry India is in Hyderabad, India which is going to start on 25th of November and 26th and 27th.

• These three days are the exhibitions, and on 24th we have a very special day called knowledge day where we like to call all the students the farmers and we have a very knowledgeable session on that day which is a unique session which is conducted in India.
• So, I also take this opportunity to invite AviNews to visit our Poultry India.