The China 2021 International Livestock Exhibition, known as CAHE 2021 worldwide, will take place from 18 to 20 May 2021.

This important international fair on livestock is held in different cities of China in each version. CAHE is one of the largest livestock expos in Asia; it has been held since 1997. CAHE 2021 will also host the 19th (2021) China Animal Husbandry Expo.

The COVID19 pandemic has caused the postponement of several international livestock-related events. The organizers of the CAHE are aware of this eventuality and the effects it brings. Therefore, the organization of CAHE 2021, has decided to propose this date in May 2021, promoting and guaranteeing optimal safety conditions for exhibitors and attendees. The organizers built this fair under the premise of national security of epidemic prevention and control.

In the 2018 version of the CAHE 180,000 visitors arrived, there were 200 exhibitors from 38 countries. This fair was held in an area of 130,000 m2, thus constituting a new record. In this expo, national pavilions of countries such as Holland, Denmark, France, and the United States were organized. Besides, about 180 recognized companies from countries such as the United States, Germany, Australia, South Korea, Japan, Israel, and Turkey participated.

For CAHE 2021 the organization prepared an area of 165,000 m2 that can accommodate all companies, exhibitors, and visitors. Besides, 25,000 m2 have been specially designed to be open spaces to guarantee the safety of people.

Some topics that are included in the events of the fair are those related to technology, breeding, animal health, agricultural inputs, management, and services of birds, pigs, dairy, cattle, and sheep. This CAHE 2021 fair is considered the best possibility for international companies to propose and concretize business in China.

China is one of the leading countries in the production of food of animal origins such as poultry and pork. For this reason, it is a country with multiple opportunities for attendees to learn, plan and sign agreements with important industries of the Asian continent.