TUCKER, GA. — The International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE) 2025 show has already reached 557,000 square feet of exhibit space and will bring more than 1,070 exhibitors, according to show organizers.
The show, which is six months away, brings together timely information for producers and processors and highlights the best of the poultry, egg, meat and animal feed industries.
“We are excited to interact with everyone again at the 2025 IPPE,” IPPE organizers said. “The robust exhibitor participation demonstrates our exhibitors’ enthusiasm to introducing new technologies, fostering interactions and showcasing the latest innovations in our industry.”
The show is scheduled for Jan. 28 to 30, 2025, in Atlanta at the Georgia World Congress Center. Registration for attendees will open on Oct. 7.
IPPE is a culmination of three pre-existing trade shows — the International Poultry Expo, International Feed Expo and International Meat Expo — sponsored by the US Poultry & Egg Association, the American Feed Industry Association (AFIA) and the Meat Institute (now known as the North American Meat Institute). Additionally, the AFIA will host its daylong Pet Food Conference on Jan. 28 in conjunction with the show.
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