ChungWoon Biotech participated in an exhibition held in conjunction with the WFO Annual Meeting 2026 at the Safari Park Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya, from June 8 to 9, 2026, where the company showcased its TMF (Total Mixed Fermentation) technology and products.

The international annual meeting was jointly organized by the World Farmers’ Organisation (WFO) and the Kenya National Farmers’ Federation (KENAFF).

Under the theme “Investing in Farmers’ Organizations and Empowering Communities for Sustainable Agriculture,” the event addressed a wide range of key issues facing global agriculture. These included strengthening the role of farmers’ organizations, expanding investment in agriculture, promoting technological innovation and digital infrastructure, and increasing the participation of young people and women in agriculture. The event brought together farmers’ organizations, government officials, cooperatives, agribusiness professionals, and other stakeholders from around the world.

ChungWoon Biotech operated an exhibition booth to expand its engagement with medium- and large-scale farms and cooperatives in Kenya and to build networks with officials responsible for regional livestock policies and livestock industry development.

The booth attracted more visitors than expected, generating active discussions and on-site consultations throughout the exhibition. In particular, participants showed strong interest in the concept of applying fermentation technology to dairy meal, a type of compound feed commonly used for dairy cattle in Kenya.

ChungWoon Biotech introduced visitors to the concept and production principles of TMF, its feeding methods and expected benefits, as well as potential applications suited to Kenya’s livestock farming environment.

Through the exhibition, the company established contacts with prospective customers and partner organizations, including medium- and large-scale farms and cooperatives. Follow-up discussions are currently underway regarding product supply and potential local partnerships.

The event also provided local staff with a valuable opportunity to gain practical marketing and customer engagement experience by presenting the company’s products and technology directly to visitors.

Building on the network established through this exhibition, ChungWoon Biotech plans to expand its partnerships with livestock farms and cooperatives in Kenya and continue promoting the local application and market expansion of its TMF technology.