Spain is bidding to host IPVS & ESPHM 2028!

The Spanish swine sector takes a major step forward with the official bid to host IPVS & ESPHM 2028, one of the world’s leading international events on swine health and production.

An opportunity to showcase the technical, scientific, and professional strength of the Spanish swine industry to the world.

Read all the details about the bid in this press release!

Big news are here! Spain officially submits its bid to host IPVS & ESPHM 2028 in Madrid.

40 years later, the world’s leading scientific and professional event for the swine sector could return to Spain. From June 20–23, 2028, Madrid aims to become the global meeting point for the swine community. A congress where science, production, sustainability and people come together once again.

This is only the beginning. Follow us and be part of the journey towards IPVS & ESPHM 2028 Spain.

Official website: www.ipvs2028.com

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At the ESPHM Congress 2026, we are presenting new insights from a large retrospective analysis on false positive rates in commercial ELISA tests for PRRSv and Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae in European pig breeding farms.

Using data from more than 60 sites across Europe, the study highlights how gender, laboratory and time can influence test outcomes – with important implications for diagnostics and herd health decision‑making.

Visit us at ESPHM 2026 and discover the full results.

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