Farmavet Managing Director and International’s Foreign Trade Coordinator were in Bangkok for exhibiting at VIV ASIA 2017. Many distributors from Asia, South East Asia, Far East, and the Middle East were very interested to work with FARMAVET.
We spent time with visitors at FARMAVET’s booth.
The existing business partners of FARMAVET INTERNATIONAL were visiting our booth.
Thailand is the leading country in shrimp farming. Aquaculture is not only an industry. It has strong ties with the country’s rich and long history. The export market of shrim is also a strong income generator for Thai farmers. Main shrimps are L. Vannamei (White Leg Shrimp), Giant Fresh Water Shrimp, Giant Tiger Shrimp.
Thailand’s economy is expected to grow up from 2.8 percent last year, according to the 2016 Thailand Economic Monitor released today by the World Bank.
We are keeping the best quality raw materials produced in Premium facilities in our supply chains, as well as we provide to farmers our end products by doing activities for them to use effectively. Our purpose is to enable them to get both technical and financial benefits. That is why Thailand is very important to us.
Farmavet Managing Director and International Foreign Trade Coordinator have met many local importers as well as other Far Eastern company representatives during VIV ASIA 2017.
Especially products for aquaculture were getting more attention. As Thailand is one of the leading countries in shrimp farming in the World, Farmavet International is proud to be a supporter of aqua farmers in Thailand. New products: AQUA 7 FORCE, KAPRİFARM PLUS, FARMASOL PLUS P, MULTI-FARM P, FARMA QUANTUM P were the most important topics of the discussions.
FARMAVET INTERNATIONAL has been active in Thailand market recently. 2017 will be the year of new field activities in Thailand.
We had a great time in Bangkok. We will keep organizing activities in Thailand. For more info keep following us to see our next events.
Farmavet International also visited shirmp farms near Bangkok. Checking the harvest of White Leg Shrimp (L. Vanamei) and Giant Fresh Water Shirmp. The harvest records were good and farmers were happy.
