Exhibitions & Events

Following three days of intensive networking and technical demonstrations, Saheeb Trading Co is proud to announce the successful conclusion of our exhibition at FERMA Poland 2026. As a premier Sialkot surgical manufacturer with a legacy dating back to 1976, our participation at this international fair marks a significant milestone in our mission to provide high-quality veterinary instruments to the European market.

Showcasing 50 Years of Sialkot Craftsmanship

Founded by Abdul Saheeb, Saheeb Trading Co has evolved from a specialized workshop into a global leader in human and animal health instrumentation. At FERMA 2026, we showcased how we bridge traditional craftsmanship with modern technology. Visitors to our booth experienced the precision of our CNC-machined surgical tools, which are engineered for durability, ergonomics, and superior clinical outcomes.

Innovation in Veterinary & Surgical Instrumentation

Our 2026 showcase featured an extensive range of products tailored for modern professionals:

• Precision Veterinary Instruments: Specialized kits for cattle, poultry, and equine surgery.

• Advanced Manufacturing: High-precision tools produced using our state-of-the-art Horizontal and Vertical CNC machines.

• Customization Services: Specialized branding and imprinting solutions for global distributors seeking to enhance their market presence.

• Sustainable Healthcare Solutions: Our commitment to eco-design principles and ethical manufacturing was a key point of discussion with our European partners.

Building Long-Term Global Partnerships

As a proud member of the Sialkot Chamber of Commerce and the Surgical Instruments Manufacturers Association (SIMA), Saheeb Trading Co remains dedicated to "Quality at Fair Pricing." Our presence in Poland allowed us to strengthen our global logistics network, ensuring seamless delivery from our manufacturing hub in Pakistan to warehouses across Europe.

We thank the veterinary surgeons, healthcare distributors, and livestock professionals who visited us. Your trust drives our innovation.

"Every day, we work to elevate the quality of life—for professionals, for patients, and for animals worldwide." — Abdul Saheeb, Founder & CEO

The return of the Ferma Fair to Łódź in 2024 was a homecoming for the Polish livestock industry. With nearly 200 exhibitors from 12 countries, the event drew 17,985 experts focused on breeding and animal health.

A Specialized Focus on Veterinary Excellence

• Veterinary Solutions: Broad offer of medicines, preparations, and specialized equipment.
• Advanced Technology: Hardware and software convergence across modern breeding operations.
• World Premieres: Notable launches included Hyperin CluStar and EM QUBE feeding systems.

Tackling Industry Challenges

• Biosecurity & Health: Strong focus on ASF and disease resilience in herd management.
• Sustainability & Emissions: New approaches to reducing methane and improving welfare.
• Renewable Energy: Biogas emerged as a major theme for circular farm economics.

Saheeb Manufacturing: Meeting the Demand for Precision

• Durability for the Modern Farm: Long-life tools designed to reduce replacement costs.
• Expertise in Every Blade: First-time-right surgical precision for swine, poultry, and cattle.

2024 Exhibition Highlights

The 2022 edition of EuroTier was a milestone, reuniting over 1,800 exhibitors from 55 countries and welcoming approximately 106,000 visitors. It was a key moment to showcase how our manufacturing standards continue to evolve around sustainability, animal welfare, and digital precision.

A New Era of “Intelligence in Animal Farming”

• Early Intervention & AI: Solutions like SoundTalks® showed how AI can detect risk early and reduce antibiotic use.
• Precision and Welfare: The renewed focus on minimally invasive treatment highlighted the value of high-accuracy tools.
• Alternative Protein Focus: New attention to insects and algae reflected broader transformation in global agriculture.

Manufacturing for the Modern Vet

• Compatibility with Robotics: Veterinary tools must now integrate with increasingly automated workflows.
• Sustainability in Materials: Demand rose for surgical-grade instruments produced via more sustainable methods.
• The Global Dialogue: The exhibition reaffirmed worldwide demand for precision-made veterinary instruments.

The Takeaway

EuroTier 2022 was not just a trade fair—it was a roadmap for where animal health manufacturing is heading next.

The Ferma 2020 exhibition in Łódź remains a standout memory for our manufacturing team. It was a vital meeting point for Poland’s cattle, pig, and poultry sectors, and a key stage to emphasize reliability and long-term durability.

2020: The Year of Practical Science

• The Vet-Tech Focus: Strong focus on veterinary medicines, preparations, and high-spec surgical instruments.
• Combating Disease: Discussions around ASF and related risks reinforced the need for robust diagnostic tools.
• Sustainable Genetics: The show linked breeding performance with quality veterinary infrastructure.

Manufacturing Insights from the 2020 Booth

• Biosecurity First: Easy deep-level sterilization became a critical requirement.
• Large-Scale Precision: Specialized tools for large animals attracted strong professional attention.
• Local Commitment: We reinforced direct support for the Polish agricultural market.

Ferma 2020 Snapshot

Ferma Poland allows us to connect deeply with regional livestock professionals. Our 2019 attendance in Łódź reflected our long-term commitment to supplying high-quality, specialized surgical and livestock instruments in the Polish market.

A Dedicated Hub for Livestock Professionals

Ferma 2019 brought together over 30,000 visitors and 250 exhibitors, creating a focused environment for technical exchange and practical collaboration.

Highlights from the Saheeb Booth

• Obstetrics & Reproduction: Calving aids and gynecological tools for high-performing dairy operations.
• Hoof Care & Maintenance: Durable hoof knives and rasps for demanding cattle workflows.
• Identification & Marking: Ear-notching and marking tools aligned with rising traceability standards.
• General Surgery & Utility: Stainless steel scissors and specialty tools built for day-to-day reliability.

The Personal Touch

Direct discussions with veterinarians and farm managers helped us collect practical feedback from the field.

Key Takeaways from the 2019 Exhibition

Returning to Hanover for EuroTier 2018, the atmosphere shifted from pure mechanical strength to the dawn of the Digital Animal Farming era. As a manufacturer of surgical and diagnostic tools, we saw how “Big Data” started refining veterinary precision.

The Rise of Precision Animal Health

• Digitization as a Standard: Sensor-based data enabled earlier interventions and more accurate diagnoses.
• The Animal Welfare Award: The 2018 award spotlighted stress reduction, safer procedures, and faster recovery.
• Innovations in Automation: Technologies like Vaccybot demonstrated sub-millimetre precision in practical use.

Manufacturing for a Smart Industry

• Diagnostic Integration: Hardware compatibility with evolving monitoring systems became a core requirement.
• Sustainability & Safety: We showcased high-grade stainless steel ranges engineered for frequent sterilization cycles.

Looking Back to Move Forward

The lessons from 2018 continue to shape our production lines and our mission to manufacture smart, durable veterinary hardware.

As we look back at our gallery from EuroTier 2016, we are reminded why this exhibition remains the global gold standard for the animal husbandry and veterinary sectors. With over 2,600 exhibitors and a record-breaking 163,000 visitors descending on Hanover, the energy was focused on one thing: the future of high-precision animal health.

A Milestone for Veterinary Innovation

2016 was a pivotal year for surgical manufacturing. While the livestock industry was buzzing about “EnergyDecentral” and automated feeding, our focus was firmly on the veterinary medicine and animal health halls. The industry was shifting toward minimally invasive surgery (MIS) and digital diagnostics.

Highlights from the Booth

• The Demand for Specialized Alloys: As animal welfare standards rose, so did the need for instruments that could withstand more rigorous sterilization protocols without losing their edge or structural integrity.
• Ergonomics for the Field: Instruments need to be as field-ready as they are theatre-ready, especially for large-animal veterinary care.
• Global Networking: With nearly 25% of visitors coming from outside Germany, EuroTier 2016 helped us strengthen our footprint in European and Asian markets.

Why We Still Talk About 2016

The innovations we saw—from 3D-assisted diagnostics to robotic applications in vaccination—set the stage for the med-tech we manufacture today.