About the Expo

CAHE Information

China Animal Husbandry Expo, known as CAHE around the world, held from May 18-20 but in different cities every year, is the largest livestock show in Asia! CAHE can be the most perfect platform for you to know about the Chinese livestock industry and start your business in China!

In CAHE, the exhibition scope covers the whole livestock chain from farm to table, including animal breeding (pig, poultry, cattle, sheep and goat, rabbit, deer, camel, fur-bearing animal, specials and etc.), animal health, animal housing, feed and feed additives, feed processing, grain & raw material, processing equipment, meat processing, packaging, refrigeration, meat products, egg products, grass and seed, media, knowledge transfer, consultancy, bio-energy and etc.

And during the CAHE week, lots of livestock related technical programs will be held, for example, the Global Broiler Forum, held every years, the next edition will be held in 2016; the Global Pig Forum, held every two years, the next edition will be held in 2017. Meanwhile, we cooperate with more than 70 professional media, magazines and large enterprises to help promote CAHE and hold kinds of carnival activities, seminars, workshops, field visit, press conferences and etc. The scale and influence of CAHE is improving every year, it has now become the largest and most influential livestock event in Asia! In 2014, CAHE was officially approved by Ministry of Commerce to be China International Animal Husbandry Expo.

In 2015, CAHE attracted 152, 036 visitors and 1, 200 exhibitors from 37 countries and regions to the city Chongqing, the exhibition area reached 120, 000 square meters; several embassies and international organizations organized their national pavilions in CAHE, including Holland Pavilion, Denmark Pavilion, French Pavilion, UK Pavilion, Canada Pavilion and USA Pavilion, nearly 150 other well-known companies from Spain, Germany, Australia, South Korea, Japan, Israel, Turkey and etc. also took part in CAHE, which made the international participation reached 15.1%.