Livestock is a Strategic Food Security Priority
Livestock and poultry production play a critical role in strengthening the Middle East’s protein supply. As governments accelerate efforts to reduce import dependency and stabilise local food chains, investment in animal health, feed optimisation, genetics, and production efficiency is increasing across the GCC.
From dairy and red meat operations to large-scale poultry production, the sector is shifting toward precision farming systems, advanced monitoring technologies, and stronger biosecurity frameworks designed to improve yield, animal welfare, and long-term sustainability.
Growtech Middle East brings together the full livestock and animal health ecosystem: connecting producers, veterinarians, feed manufacturers, technology providers, investors, and policymakers to support commercially viable, scalable protein production across the region.
The Middle East Livestock Forum
A dedicated knowledge platform within Growtech Middle East.
The Middle East Livestock Forum delivers region-specific insight into scaling efficient and resilient livestock production. The programme explores feed optimisation strategies, precision livestock farming, herd health monitoring, disease prevention and vaccination programmes, breeding and genetics innovation, poultry production technologies and investment frameworks supporting expansion across the GCC.
This is commercially focused, operationally relevant content designed for decision-makers responsible for scaling production capacity.
Key Exhibition Segments for Livestock, Poultry and Animal Health
Growtech Middle East’s Livestock, Animal Health & Poultry sector attracts solution providers across:
Animal Health & Veterinary Solutions
Vaccines, diagnostics, pharmaceuticals, herd health monitoring systems and biosecurity infrastructure.
Feed & Nutrition
Compound feed, feed additives, premixes, alternative protein ingredients and feed optimisation technologies.
Precision Livestock Farming
Smart sensors, wearable animal monitoring, farm management software, and automated feeding systems.
Poultry Production & Infrastructure
Hatchery systems, housing solutions, climate control technologies and production equipment.
Livestock, Animal Health & Poultry Visitors
Growtech Middle East’s Livestock visitors operate across feed and feed ingredients, poultry farms, dairy and livestock farms, farm equipment and housing, veterinary supplies, pharmaceuticals, laboratories, vaccines, processing, storage, and logistics.
Within the next two years, a significant portion of the audience plans to make substantial capital investments across livestock technology and infrastructure.
32% of visitors investing within 0–6 months are allocating $500,000+, signalling immediate large-scale expansion in feed systems, farm infrastructure, and production equipment.
23% of buyers within 0–6 months are investing between $100,000 – $500,000, targeting farm equipment, housing solutions, feed systems, and precision livestock technologies.
Who Attends?
Livestock, Animal Health & Poultry at Growtech Middle East attracts:
- Government livestock and food security authorities
- Large-scale poultry and dairy farm operators
- Integrated meat and protein producers
- Veterinary professionals and animal health specialists
- Feed manufacturers and nutritionists
- Agri-investors and expansion-focused farm owners
- Livestock farm developers and infrastructure providers
- Supply chain and protein distribution stakeholders
- Retail and foodservice procurement leaders
Why Exhibit in the Livestock Sector at Growtech Middle East?
By aligning your brand with the Livestock sector, you don’t just exhibit, you:
✔️ Connect directly with livestock farmers, breeders, and integrated farm operators
✔️ Engage government bodies advancing regional food security and protein production
✔️ Access large-scale dairy, poultry, and red meat producers
✔️ Meet buyers sourcing feed, animal health solutions, genetics, housing, and farm equipment
✔️ Position your solutions as productive, sustainable, and welfare-focused
This is targeted exposure, not diluted visibility.
