Meet ACTIPRO at EuroTier 2026

From 10 to 13 November, ACTIPRO will be present at EuroTier in Hanover, the leading international trade fair for animal production. Visitors can find our team at booth 21G47 to discuss current challenges and developments in livestock nutrition, with a particular focus on animal welfare and sustainable protein solutions.

Animal welfare is increasingly shaping the future of livestock production. Across the value chain, producers, feed manufacturers and food companies are looking for solutions that support changing market expectations while maintaining performance and efficiency. ACTIPRO contributes to this evolution through a range of functional protein ingredients developed from scientific expertise, application knowledge and a strong commitment to circularity.

One example is our cage-free egg powder portfolio. By offering ingredients sourced from cage-free production systems, ACTIPRO responds to the growing demand for welfare-oriented solutions without compromising on functionality or quality. At the same time, these products fit within our broader approach of creating value from food industry side streams and making efficient use of natural resources.

At EuroTier, discussions will centre on applications for swine and ruminants, two species segments in which ACTIPRO has built extensive expertise. Our specialists work across the entire protein value chain, from sourcing and processing to formulation and practical application, helping customers translate nutritional challenges into effective solutions. From source to solution, ACTIPRO combines technical and scientific expertise throughout the value chain.

As a manufacturer of blood products, egg powder, collagen and mycoproteins, ACTIPRO combines technical knowledge with global operational capabilities. With more than 10 production sites and exports to over 90 countries, the company brings together scale, reliability and specialized protein expertise.

We look forward to welcoming visitors to booth 21G47 and exchanging ideas on the role of functional proteins in the future of animal nutrition.