27th World Poultry Congress 2026
A Remarkable Conclusion to the 27th World Poultry Congress 2026 – Inspiring Innovation and Collaboration of Global Poultry – Ricky Thaper
The 27th edition of World Poultry Congress (WPC) 2026 organised by the World’s Poultry Science Association (WPSA) at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Toronto, Canada, from July 13–17, 2026 was recognised as the world’s premier gathering for poultry science and technology, WPC 2026 had brought together a good delegates comprising poultry scientists, researchers, academicians, veterinarians, industry leaders, production specialists, policymakers and students from more than 55 countries. The congress served as an exceptional platform for exchanging knowledge, showcasing cutting-edge innovations and strengthening international collaborations that will shape the future of the poultry industry.
The scientific and technical program covered a wide spectrum of critical topics, including genetics and breeding, poultry nutrition, health and disease prevention, animal welfare, sustainability, precision production technologies, processing innovations, and global food security. Forums like WPC play a pivotal role in driving science-based solutions and technological advancement as the poultry sector addresses evolving challenges related to disease management, climate resilience, sustainability, and feeding a growing global population. Held once every four years under the auspices of the World’s Poultry Science Association (WPSA), the World Poultry Congress remains one of the most influential international platforms dedicated to advancing poultry science and industry worldwide. The exhibitors displayed their promotional material in Exhibit Hall, and the seminars/presentations were in various session rooms. The poster and oral presentation sessions showcased the latest advancements in global poultry research.
During World Poultry Congress 2026, it was my privilege to meet distinguished poultry leaders, scientists, researchers, innovators and industry colleagues from around the world and explore new opportunities for collaboration that will contribute to the sustainable growth and future of the global poultry sector. My sincere congratulations to the World’s Poultry Science Association (WPSA) organising committee, sponsors, exhibitors, and everyone who worked tirelessly to make WPC 2026 a resounding success. As one memorable chapter comes to an end, we now look forward to the 28th World Poultry Congress, which will be held in Tokyo, Japan, from July 21–25, 2030.
