
Dates
13 - 17 July 2026
Join Trouw Nutrition at the World’s Poultry Congress (WPC) 2026 in Toronto.
As one of the world’s leading platforms for poultry science and innovation, WPC brings together researchers, nutritionists, veterinarians and industry leaders to share knowledge and explore solutions for the future of poultry production.
Tuesday, 14 July, from 17:30 - 19:00
Join Trouw Nutrition's exclusive event, From Insight to Impact: Transforming Poultry Nutrition, on Tuesday, 14 July, from 17:30–19:00 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre (Room 401). Discover the latest scientific insights and practical strategies to support poultry performance, resilience, and profitability through expert presentations on nutritional modelling, trace mineral nutrition, and PhytoComplex solutions. The session concludes with an interactive Q&A, offering the opportunity to engage directly with our experts. All WPC attendees are welcome to attend, no registration is required.
| 17:30 - 18:00 | 18:00 - 18:20 | 18:20 - 18:40 | 18:40 - 19:00 |
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Feeding for Performance: Principles of Poultry Nutrition and Modelling |
Optimising Trace Mineral Feeding for Poultry |
PhytoComplexes: Harnessing the Power of Plants to Support Animal Health and Resilience |
Q&A |
10:30 - Lane Pineda
Enhancing broiler performance with a novel
combination of PhytoComplex and target release
butyrates
14:30 - Sylvester Mutinda
Interaction between low crude protein and raised-without-antibiotics
concepts on growth performance, organ weight,
and feeding cost in broiler chickens
09:30 - Matheus Reis
Challenging a broiler growth model designed
for technical & economic decision support
11:15 - Midian McCulligh
Evaluation of Phase-Specific Calcium and Phosphorus
Feeding Strategies on Growth Performance and Body
Composition in Broiler Chickens
11:30 - Clara Alfonso-Carrillo
Impact of varying calcium and digestible phosphorus
levels on growth, skeletal development and nutrient
digestibility during the complete rearing pullet phase
13:30 - Lewis Aguirre
Broiler responses to the interaction between
dietary total calcium and digestible
phosphorus levels during the grower phase
14:30 - Reza Akbari
Fatty liver syndrome challenge induces persistent
nutrient utilization variability and jejunal transcriptomic
shifts in late-laying ISA Brown hens