As a growing population and exploding middle class in Asia create more demand and a world of opportunities, sustainable growth also brings new challenges. How do we

• double animal protein production using less non-renewable resources and
• stop the spread of zoonoses and pandemics in an increasingly mobile world?

The capacity to adapt quickly to this fast moving environment is critical. Ceva believes that innovation is triggered by its customers' needs to react to and manage these changes on a daily basis.

The circle is complete, when “state of the art” solutions are applied by its customers in the field to simplify production challenges.

With up to 500 key customers directly invited to VIV Asia by Ceva, the company will use the occasion to propose “lunch & learn” sessions to detail ”State of the Art” strategies for controlling major diseases impacting production such as IBD and Newcastle disease in poultry and enzootic pneumonia and pleuropneumonia in swine.

A “State of Art” seminar on 10 March at the Centara Grand Hotel will be opened by Dr Yukon Limlamthong, former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture of Thailand and showcase “state of the art” techniques and strategies used in the management of poultry diseases (Salmonella, Gumboro, Newcastle), layer ventilation and reproductive performance in swine.

VIV Asia will be held at the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC).

Ceva Animal Health Asia Pacific Regional Operation Center booth is at stand H101.N014 and H101.N105.

Ceva's “State of the Art” Seminar will take place on 10 March at Centara Grand Hotel at Central World, World Ballroom from 9:30am to 5.30pm.