Alltech South Asia hosts Poultry Nutrition Summit 2025
Colombo, Sri Lanka —Alltech, a global leader in animal health and nutrition,successfully hosted the South Asia Poultry Nutrition Summit 2025 from 16–18 December at Cinnamon Life, Colombo, Sri Lanka. Centred on the theme of“Smart Nutrition for Profitable and Sustainable Poultry Production,” the three-day summit brought together more than 85 senior industry delegates from across South Asia, including poultry nutrition experts, feed millers, integrators and industry leaders.
Poultry nutrition has evolved beyond production efficiency to embrace a more holistic approach encompassing biological performance, economic viability, sustainability, biosecurity, food safety and bird welfare. As the industry faces increasing pressure from volatile raw material prices, supply chain disruptions and rising production costs, the need for smart, science-backed nutritional strategies is becoming more critical than ever.
The South Asia Poultry Nutrition Summit 2025 addressed these challenges by providing a knowledge-sharing platform focused on practical and innovative solutions that can help maintain economic balance without compromising bird performance. The summit agenda was curated to cover key industry themes such as future poultry trends, feed-mill-to-farm efficiency, gut health, precision feeding, feed formulation, meat yield optimization and sustainability-driven nutrition strategies.
The event featured a distinguished panel of global and regional experts, including Dr. Rick Kleyn, renowned poultry nutritionist and global consultant, who shared insights on advancing nutrition strategies aligned with current industry realities;Dr. Roy Brister, strategic poultry advisor at Alltech, who highlighted the importance of data-driven decision-making and precision nutrition in improving poultry performance and profitability; andMr. Dilsahn Weviwa, managing director ofPussalla Meat Producers Pvt. Ltd., who provided the audience with a comprehensive outlook on the Sri Lankan poultry industry, highlighting key opportunities and prevailing challenges.
Along with sessions led by Alltech leaders, the summit contributed through expert-led technical sessions, panel discussions and innovation briefings, enabling participants to gain actionable insights applicable to real-world poultry operations.
“The South Asia Poultry Nutrition Summit 2025 was designed to empower poultry professionals with practical knowledge and strategic insights needed to improve efficiency, resilience and sustainability,” said Dr. Aman Sayed, Alltech managing director for India and regional director for South Asia. “Collaboration and continuous learning are essential as the industry navigates an increasingly complex market environment “, he added.
The Alltech South Asia Poultry Nutrition Summit 2025 provided a valuable platform for poultry professionals to connect, learn and explore the latest nutritional innovations shaping the future of poultry production. For more information, visit www.alltech.com
