This year, we've taken a bold step forward by expanding our global reach. We're hosting three editions of the Swine Health Summit across different continents—America, Asia, and Europe—to spread knowledge far and wide.

Each Summit has focused on critical topics such as “the usual suspects” Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae, PCV2 and PRRS, highlighting the latest research and strategies to combat these challenges. Additionally, the growing role of technology in modern production systems has been a key theme, with discussions on how to maximize its potential to improve swine health and consequently, the productivity of businesses.

The three editions’ of 2025 Swine Health Summit have attracted a remarkable number of attendees, with over 300 attendees, veterinarians, and industry leaders participating who gained valuable insights from renowned international specialists including Quim Segalés, Maria Pieters, Eduardo Fano, Albert Morera, Dachrit Nilubol, Beatriz Garcia Morante, Vincent Ter Beek, Enric Mateu, Bill Hollis, and many others. 

These experts shared their expertise on the technical aspects of the diseases, the current market outlook, business perspectives, and industry advancements.

In addition, several veterinarians from leading companies participated in these events, together with experts from the HIPRA team, who made it possible to generate a space for knowledge and debate in which they together provided the keys to how to lead the change.
By bringing together diverse perspectives and expertise from around the world, we are fostering a global dialogue that is essential for the future of swine health. 

The Swine Health Summit reinforces HIPRA's commitment to continuing education to help swine professionals strengthen their knowledge. HIPRA remains dedicated to driving innovation, strengthening collaboration and shaping the future of the global swine industry.

This year, we've taken a bold step forward by expanding our global reach. We're hosting three editions of the Swine Health Summit across different continents—America, Asia, and Europe—to spread knowledge far and wide.

Each Summit has focused on critical topics such as “the usual suspects” Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae, PCV2 and PRRS, highlighting the latest research and strategies to combat these challenges. Additionally, the growing role of technology in modern production systems has been a key theme, with discussions on how to maximize its potential to improve swine health and consequently, the productivity of businesses.