The largest scale of CANTON FAIR draw record exhibitors

 Due to the covid china has been locked down for three years, in the end of 2022 china re-pen, and the confidence of enterprise gradually return, the service industry recover very fast, now we have the large-ever CANTON FAIR in the history.

 The 133rd China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) officially opened to welcome visitors on 15th April,for the first time, the canton fair is being held in three phases and covers an area of 30000 square meters. it has nearly 70000 booths with the total exhibition area reaching 1.5 million square meters.  close to 35000 exhibitors, a record high are participating in the fair offline,more than 9000 are new exhibitors.   another 39281 exhibitors join canton fair online,

 According to previously released data, the participants come from both European and American markets as well as emerging markets. The top 10 participants are: Hong Kong, India, Malaysia, Thailand, United States, Russia, Philippine, Vietnam, Australia and Indonesia.

 Roger, exhibitor from Norway said, now, being here again, it is great, I mean we can not stay at home in Norway, we need to be here, we need to see the fair, get inspiration.

 Laida Kumar, global marketing director of the UAE LULU International Group, said in his speech at the opening ceremony of the Canton Fair that his company participated in the Canton Fair for the first time in 2000. Every time we participated in the fair, we gained a lot, which made us year after year To maintain business relations with the Canton Fair. "We can always find high-quality suppliers and new products, and meet new friends at the Canton Fair. The Canton Fair helps our company provide customers with high-quality and low-cost products, and promotes mutual understanding and peaceful coexistence among the UAE, the Middle East and the Chinese people. "I am very excited to return to the offline exhibition, and I look forward to finding new products and suppliers and making new friends in the next few days and in the days to come," he said.