Pakistan Poultry Nutrition and Strategic Business Partners Symposium 2026 –
Pakistan Poultry Nutrition Symposium
Prominent experts, key business figures, and industry representatives from Pakistan’s poultry and animal nutrition sector participated in the five-day ‘Pakistan Poultry Nutrition and Strategic Business Partners Symposium 2026. This poultry nutrition symposium was held in Manchester, UK. The poultry nutrition symposium was organized through a collaboration between Devenish Nutrition Ltd. (UK) and FAIZRS’ (Pakistan).
The objective of the poultry nutrition symposium was to foster scientific innovation, advanced feed technology, technical collaboration, and strategic business partnerships within the field of poultry nutrition.
During the event, the leadership and technical experts from Devenish Nutrition engaged in discussions with representatives from Pakistan’s poultry and feed industry, exploring the potential for introducing modern nutritional solutions tailored to the specific needs of the Pakistani poultry sector.
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Participants from Pakistan at Pakistan Poultry Nutrition Symposium
Participants from Pakistan included Chaudhry Muhammad Ashraf (Chairman, Pakistan Poultry Association and Chief Executive, Ehsan Feeds), Muhammad Javed Khan (CEO, Jeo Feed Mills), Zafar-ul-Islam Siddiqui (Chief Executive, Marjan Feeds), Rana Ghulam Mustafa (Chief Executive, Shahzad Feeds), Rana Waris Mustafa (Director, Shahzad Feeds), Hafiz Muhammad Aamir Rafiq (Group Nutritionist, Chaudhry Feed Mills), Hafiz Zia-ul-Haq (CEO, Unique Feeds), Usman Faraz (Production Manager, Marjan Feeds), Mian Wali Muhammad Sheikh (CEO, Model Poultry Products), Mian Karam Bakhsh (Director, Pioneer Feeds and Farms), and Ashfaque Hussain (CEO/Director, FAIZRS’).
Representation from Devenish Nutrition
Representing Devenish Nutrition were Fuad Saleh (Global Head of Poultry), Nihat Ozturk (Area Manager, MENA Region), Whad Fayed (Product Manager, MENA Region), Victoria Thornber, Steven Franklin, and other representatives. Anton Surai, Managing Director of Healthy Food Safety Services Ltd. in the UK, also attended the symposium as a special guest.
Technical Discussion at Pakistan Poultry Nutrition Symposium
During the symposium, a technical session was held on the use of lysophospholipids and exogenous lipase to improve fat digestion and the efficient utilization of nutrients in poultry. Similarly, detailed discussions were held regarding enzyme technology, mannanase, issues related to beta-mannan, and the variations found in feed ingredients.
Participants were also briefed on the use of phytogenic technologies in poultry production and modern nutritional solutions. In this context, the technical specifications, nutritional benefits, and commercial applications of products such as Smart Hydroxy D, UltraGuard Duo/ChickGuard, and others were discussed.
Market Requirements of Pakistan’s Poultry Industry
The Pakistan Poultry Nutrition and Strategic Business Partners Symposium 2026 also placed special emphasis on the market requirements of Pakistan’s poultry industry, opportunities for business growth, and the integration of modern nutritional technologies into local production systems. Participants underscored that poultry productivity and economic efficiency could be enhanced by aligning scientific research and advanced technology with the practical demands of farming and feed manufacturing.
Devenish Manufacturing Plant Tour
During the visit, the Pakistani delegation toured the Devenish manufacturing plant in Widnes, UK, where they received a briefing on production processes, state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities, operational systems, and quality control standards.
Throughout the symposium, FAIZRS’ and Devenish Nutrition reaffirmed their commitment to fostering technical collaboration, exchanging knowledge and experience, and promoting advanced nutritional technologies within Pakistan’s poultry and feed sectors.
According to the participants, such international engagements will provide Pakistan’s poultry industry with opportunities to benefit from modern scientific research and technology, while enabling the improvement of production systems in line with global standards.
