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Good animal lighting is adapted to suit the type of animal and how it is housed. This improves performance and reduces costs.  

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Good poultry lighting improves performances and reduces costs.

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Strengthening Connections Across Latin America's Poultry Industry at FENAVI 2026

HATO recently participated in FENAVI 2026 in Cali, Colombia, connecting with poultry professionals and partners from across Latin America. The congress offered an opportunity to exchange knowledge, strengthen relationships, and discuss the developments shaping poultry production in the region.

One of Latin America's most influential poultry industry events, FENAVI brought together manufacturers, integrators, producers, and technology providers. With more than 4,000 attendees, over 50 international speakers, approximately 200 sponsors, and representatives from more than 20 countries, the congress demonstrated its importance as a meeting point for the sector.

Connecting with partners across the region

Representing HATO, Barbara IJzerman attended the event to meet existing customers, industry partners, and new contacts from across Latin America. These meetings provided an opportunity to discuss current market developments and identify possibilities for collaboration throughout the region.

Throughout the event, HATO engaged with professionals involved in egg and broiler production, hatcheries, breeding, nutrition, biosecurity, and poultry technology. Their perspectives offered insights into the challenges and opportunities facing the Latin American poultry sector.

A strong sense of industry unity

This year's congress took place during a period when the Colombian poultry sector was showing resilience and solidarity. The atmosphere extended beyond business, reflecting close collaboration throughout the poultry value chain.

Highlights from FENAVI 2026 included:

  • More than 4,000 poultry industry professionals in attendance
  • Over 50 international speakers sharing knowledge and expertise
  • Around 230 exhibition stands showcasing industry innovations
  • Participants representing more than 20 countries
  • Networking opportunities for producers, suppliers, and technology partners

The congress highlighted the role of cooperation and knowledge sharing in supporting the future growth of poultry production throughout Latin America.

Exploring future opportunities

Alongside the exhibition, the visit included meetings with industry stakeholders and discussions about developments within the Colombian poultry market. These exchanges helped HATO better understand local market needs, emerging trends, and opportunities for long-term collaboration.

Conversations during the event confirmed the industry's continued focus on efficiency, animal welfare, sustainability, and technological innovation. Lighting remains part of that discussion, with the light climate an important consideration in poultry management.

Looking ahead

FENAVI 2026 gave HATO an opportunity to strengthen its presence in Latin America, expand its network, and gain a deeper understanding of local production needs. We remain committed to working with producers and partners on reliable lighting solutions, with animal welfare and farm performance at the center of our approach.

The relationships strengthened and insights gathered during the visit will inform HATO's continued work with the Latin American poultry sector and help build lasting partnerships throughout the region.

Let’s keep the conversation going. Contact HATO to discuss the right light climate for your poultry farm.

 

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