The 138th Canton Fair Phase II features a total exhibition area of 515,000 square meters, with nearly 25,000 booths focusing on the theme of "Quality Home Products." The fair is organized into three major sections and 15 exhibition zones, creating a one-stop home procurement platform that integrates innovative design with green, low-carbon concepts.
01. Connecting Global Supply Chains, Leading New Industry Trends The second phase covers major home categories including household goods, gifts and decorations, building materials, and furniture, creating an efficient platform for "product selection + connection." It provides global buyers with integrated home procurement services. The exhibition scale, number of participating enterprises, and supply chain integration capabilities continue to lead similar global events in influence. Each fair attracts a strong presence from global top retail buyers like Target, Carrefour, and AEON, establishing itself as an essential event for the global home industry procurement and consistently guiding industry trends.
02. Gathering of Industry Leaders, Strengthening Core Competitiveness This phase hosts over 10,000 exhibiting companies, including more than 2,900 high-quality enterprises recognized as national high-tech enterprises, specialized and innovative "little giants," green manufacturing firms, and national industrial design centers, marking an increase of over 10% from the previous session. Several leading companies in the industry showcase their innovations, driving transformation and upgrading across the sector while enhancing industry sustainability and innovation.
03. Innovative Green Dual Drivers, Shaping a New Quality Lifestyle Paradigm From technological advancements to material innovations, and from functional upgrades to aesthetic expressions, the products at the second phase of the Canton Fair are redefining the boundaries of quality living through a dual drive of innovation and sustainability. Intelligent home products demonstrate how technology can enhance daily life: electric adjustable beds and smart office chairs with health monitoring systems seamlessly integrate health management into everyday routines. The micro-smart wardrobe island features automated clothing drawers, temperature-controlled beauty fridges, dual-frequency sterilization modules, and fingerprint identification systems, creating an integrated experience of "grooming - storage - care."
In terms of sustainable materials, PHA fully biodegradable straws made from non-food bio-based materials achieve over 90% degradation, while the world’s first negative carbon fragrance application utilizing shea butter wax technology has a carbon footprint only 7.9% of traditional candles, exemplifying real “carbon reduction from use.” Additionally, functional aesthetics are showcased through streamlined stone glass vases in amber hues that restore natural beauty, and fine porcelain depicting the grandeur of the Yangtze River, demonstrating exquisite craftsmanship with bone china known for its "thin as paper, white as jade, and ringing like a chime." The starlight dome design featuring transparent materials offers an unobstructed viewing experience with high strength and transparency.
Source: Ministry of Commerce News Office
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