Informa Markets to host Vitafoods Asia 2025
Informa Markets will host Vitafoods Asia 2025 from 17–19 September 2025 at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) in Bangkok.
The event, for Thailand’s food and nutraceutical industries, will focus on the region’s growing shift towards preventive health care and wellness.
According to Market Minds Advisory, the Asia–Pacific nutraceutical market is projected to reach US$176.5 billion by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 8%.
“The rapid growth of the food supplements and nutraceutical sector is fuelled by rising consumer health awareness, especially around non-communicable diseases like diabetes, obesity and cardiovascular conditions,” said Rungphech Chitanuwat, Regional Portfolio Director – ASEAN at Informa Markets.
Functional beverages, such as protein and probiotic drinks, are gaining traction in Asia. The industry is focusing on R&D for new technologies and natural ingredients like turmeric, green tea and herbs.
“This shift toward preventive health care is driving strong demand for functional foods and supplements, paving the way for growth across health food, supplement and nutritional technology sectors,” Chitanuwat said.
Vitafoods Asia 2025
Featuring over 650 brands and welcoming more than 13,000 visitors from 38 countries, Vitafoods Asia 2025 will connect the entire supply chain — from raw ingredients to OEM/ODM services and finished products.
Event highlights include:
- Over 50 expert-led seminars — covering topics such as personalised nutrition, microbiome science, healthy aging and regulatory updates.
- New ingredients and new products zone — showcasing next-gen products and global health innovations.
- A to C (Academics to Commercial) — bridging university research with commercial applications in nutraceuticals.
- Innovation tour — guided tours spotlighting products and technologies.
- Tasting bar — try-before-you-buy area featuring functional food and drink innovations.
- Vitafoods Asia 5K Run.
To pre-register for the Vitafoods Asia 2025 event, visit the website.
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