Advancing Poultry Health: VitaTrace Nutrition Hosts Conference with Zoetis Hellas
VitaTrace Nutrition, in collaboration with Zoetis Hellas, recently hosted a poultry health conference in Cyprus, bringing together valued partners and professionals from the poultry industry to discuss the latest developments in disease prevention and protection.
The conference provided an opportunity to exchange scientific knowledge, share practical expertise and explore new developments that can contribute to the continued advancement of poultry health and production.
Latest Developments in Newcastle Disease
We had the pleasure of welcoming Dr Vasileios S. Tsiouris, Professor at the Department of Veterinary Medicine, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, DVM, MSc, PhD, and Diplomate of the European College of Poultry Veterinary Science.
Dr Tsiouris presented the latest developments surrounding Newcastle Disease, sharing scientific insights and practical approaches to its prevention and management within modern poultry production.
Introducing Poulvac® Procerta® HVT IBD ND
Representing Zoetis Hellas, Ms Stella Kalonaki and Mr Christos Liontos presented the new generation of Poulvac® Procerta® HVT IBD ND recombinant vaccines.
Their presentation highlighted recent advances in poultry disease prevention and the role of innovative vaccination solutions in supporting effective and sustainable poultry health management.
Supporting the Development of Poultry Health in Cyprus
We would like to sincerely thank Dr Tsiouris, Ms Kalonaki and Mr Liontos for sharing their knowledge and expertise, as well as Zoetis Hellas for our longstanding collaboration.
We would also like to thank all our valued partners and poultry industry professionals who attended and contributed to the success of the conference.
At VitaTrace Nutrition, we believe that access to scientific knowledge, the transfer of expertise and open dialogue between industry professionals are essential to the continued development of our sector.
We remain committed to creating opportunities that bring professionals together, encourage the exchange of knowledge and contribute to the advancement of poultry health and production in Cyprus.
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