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Poultry and Livestock Bangladesh 2025 (8th Edition) – Biggest 3-days International Exhibition on Poultry, Livestock & Animal Husbandry at International Convention City Bashundhara in Dhaka
Event Name: Poultry and Livestock Bangladesh
Category: Agriculture and Forestry
Event Date: 08 – 10 May, 2025
Frequency: Annual
Location: International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB), Purbachal Express Highway, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Organizer: CEMS Bangladesh, Rupayan Millennium Square (5th Floor), House- Cha-69, 70 & 70/A, Bir Uttam Rafiqul Islam Avenue (North Badda), Dhaka 1212 Bangladesh
Phone: +88 01817-044807
Email: cems[]cemsonline.com
Timings: 10:30 AM – 20:00 PM
Tickets: Visitor Registration Required – Click Here!
Concurrent Events:
- Agro Bangladesh: Agricultural Machineries
- Agro Chem Bangladesh Expo: Dhaka
- Dhaka Plastic, Packaging & Printing Expo
- Food Bangladesh: Dhaka Food Beverages
- Poultry and Livestock Bangladesh: Dhaka
Poultry and Livestock Bangladesh 2025: About
CEMS Global brings to you “8th Poultry & Livestock Bangladesh International Expo 2025” scheduled to be held from 08 – 10 May 2025 will be glittering showcases of the Poultry, Dairy, Livestock & Aquaculture based products and service industry. Poultry is one of the most important sectors of agriculture in Bangladesh for maintaining the need of protein and nutrition. It was in 1995 that the poultry industry started in an organized manner in Bangladesh.
In just 22 years the industry has seen exponential growth. There are over a hundred thousand poultry farms, small and large, across the country. Alongside poultry, the fisheries and livestock sectors are two major pillars of Bangladesh’s economy, and more than 10 million people directly depend on these sectors for their livelihoods. These sectors are important for food, nutrition, income, export earning, etc. “0th Poultry & Livestock Bangladesh International Expo 2025” will reveal to the country, the rapid developments in the industry as well as the new technology components. The neat layouts of the show will provide ample opportunity to the consumers of the industry to see the latest offerings in the market as well as the business visitors to carry out networking in a highly enabled environment.
The Poultry and Livestock based products and service industry is therefore not only a networking ground but also a place to find business partners and strategic alliances for manufacturing, outsourcing, sub-contracting, design and development as well as direct marketing. “8th Poultry & Livestock Bangladesh International Expo 2025” will be a perfect platform for Manufacturers & Suppliers to showcase their Poultry & Livestock products / services and the Expo will assemble agents, distributors, importers, trading companies, wholesalers, retailers, hotels, business representatives, restaurants and of course the consumers as well as other bulk purchasers from around the world.
Highlights:
- 250+ Exhibiting Companies
- 480+ Booths & Pavilions
- 12 Countries
- 11,700+ Business Visitors
7 Reasons to participate in the 8th Poultry & Livestock Bangladesh Int’l Expo 2025
- 8th Poultry & Livestock Bangladesh Expo 2025 is the Oldest & Biggest International Exhibition of its kind serving the Poultry, Livestock & Animal Husbandry Industry of Bangladesh for 8 years
- Over the years, the demand for poultry products in Bangladesh has grown significantly; per capita consumption per year increased to 9.945 kg poultry meat and 5.96 kg (126 pieces) eggs in 2023.
- The achievement in the poultry sub-sector is more prominent as expected due to high rate of growth of the poultry population. According to a BPICC source, investment in poultry in the 80s was only BDT 1,500 crore, which has now reached BDT 39,000 crore.
- With its potential for export, Bangladesh is poised to become self-sufficient in chicken production in a short while, as the industry is expected to attract BDT 50 billion in investment over the next two years.
- Commercial poultry farms are growing at a rate of 15% a year, with investment in the sector expected to double in the next decade. It is estimated that today 1 million entrepreneurs and 8 million people commercially produce 10.22 billion eggs and 1.46 million tons of poultry meat annually.
- In FY 2022-23, the total amount of livestock in Bangladesh exceeded 44 crores. Due to this Bangladesh is now self-sufficient in meat production and can meet the population demand for 830 grams of meat per capita.
- Participate in 8th Poultry & Livestock Bangladesh Expo 2025. Meet and connect with potential buyers through the Expo.
Exhibitors Profile:
- Food Manufacturers
- Food Technologists
- Bakery & Confectionery Industry
- Hotel & Resort Management
- Nutritionists
- Wholesalers
- Agri-Business
- Agent
- Associations
- Catering Management
- Printing & Packaging Industries
- Retail Chain
- Chemist
- Distributors/Representative
- Exporters
- Importers
- Retailers
- Suppliers
- Others
Visitors Profile:
“8th Poultry & Livestock Bangladesh International Expo 2025” will be a perfect platform for Decision Makers, CEO, MD, GM, Managers, Food Technologist, Owners from the below industries:
- Food Products
- Frozen & Chilled Foods
- Bakery a Dairy Products
- Bakery & Dairy Products
- Food Additives / Ingredients
- Food Processing Machinery Et Equipments
- Industrial Bakery / Confectionery Equipment
- Foodservice / Catering Equipment
- Cooking / Processing Equipment
- Chilled Frozen Foods
- Agricultural Products
- Agro Chemical
- Agricultural Machinery a Equipments
- Digital Technology of Food Et Agro
- Processed Food Products
- Packaging Machinery, Equipment Et Materials
- Poultry Products a Equipment
- Refrigeration Technology
- Tractors a Combines
- Organic Agricultural Products
Why Bangladesh? Why Now?
Bangladesh began its journey in 1971 with a production of 10 million Metric Ton rice, the staple food for its about 76 million people inhabiting in a 142 thousand square kilometers of land. Despite shrinking of cultivable lands due to the growing population, expansion of industrial sectors, and also severe impacts of climate change, Bangladesh managed to triple its rice production which is over 34 million Metric Ton now in a cultivable land of 8.5 million hectares only. The contribution of agriculture sector to the GDP of the nation is 14.75 percent and it still absorbs the biggest share of labour force. Bangladesh has made remarkable development in agriculture sector in recent years. It Is not doubt that the agriculture sector of Bangladesh is a Major sector and investing in this sector is almost always rewarding because the country has such a long term experience in the industry. Not only does the Nation successfully grow enough crops to feed its population but it is also involved in mass export of Rice, Jute & Tea. It is said that approximately 30% of Bangladesh’s GDP comes from agriculture and this sector employs 60% of the Labour force of the country- which makes it largest producing economic sector of the country.
