IPPE 2027

IPPE is the world’s largest annual display of technology, equipment, supplies, and services used in the production and processing of eggs, meat, and poultry and those involved in feed manufacturing.

Who Should Attend: C-level executives, professionals in sales and marketing, production and processing, maintenance, food safety and quality, research and academia.

Annual Meat Conference 2027

The AMC is the premier conference for meat retail professionals, bringing together peers and trading partners across the industry. Experience three days of insightful discussions on consumer trends, sustainability, technology, and the political landscape. Network with industry leaders, discover the latest innovations and solutions from leading suppliers, and gain valuable knowledge through a diverse program featuring expert speakers, interactive presentations, and an exclusive first look at the Power of Meat, essential insights to drive your business forward.

Operationalizing AI in Meat & Poultry Turn Existing Data into Real-Time Decisions

Most protein processors already have the data, including environmental monitoring results, production metrics, supplier information, but struggle to turn it into real-time decisions on the plant floor.

This session focuses on how to identify the data you already have, assess what's missing, and build a practical path toward AI that works on the plant floor. We’ll walk through what data actually matters, how to connect it across food safety, production, and supply chain systems, and how to structure it for practical use and not just reporting.

Powering the Plant Preparing for Rising Energy Costs Grid Pressure

Electricity demand across the United States is rising rapidly, driven by industrial growth, data centers, electrification and population expansion. At the same time, aging generation assets, power plant retirements and transmission constraints are creating new pressures on regional electricity grids.

For energy-intensive industries such as meat and poultry processing, these changes can translate into rising electricity costs, increased price volatility and growing operational risk during periods of peak demand.