139 Canton Fair ( )

The second phase of the 139th China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) will grandly open on April 23, 2026, in Guangzhou, China. Founded in 1957, the Canton Fair is China's longest-running, highest-level, largest-scale, most comprehensive product variety, and most successful comprehensive international trade event, hailed as the "barometer" and "wind vane" of China's foreign trade. This second phase of the Canton Fair focuses on the trade services sector, aiming to bring together elite enterprises and professionals from the global trade services industry to jointly explore new trends and models in international trade. The exhibition will provide an international platform for exhibitors to showcase the latest trade service products, technologies, and solutions, covering various core segments such as import and export trade services, cross-border e-commerce, international logistics, and trade finance. It is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of professional buyers and visitors from over 200 countries and regions worldwide, facilitating extensive business cooperation and exchange. The Canton Fair is not only an important bridge for enterprises to expand into the Chinese market and deepen international cooperation but also a crucial window for gaining insights into global trade development dynamics and grasping industry trends. Through diversified forms such as product displays, technical exchanges, and business negotiations, the exhibition will create unlimited business opportunities for all participants, jointly promoting the prosperity and development of global trade.

The exhibit range of the second phase of the 139th Canton Fair primarily covers three major categories: daily consumer goods, gifts, and home decorations. Specifically, for daily consumer goods, exhibits include: kitchenware and tableware, such as stainless steel utensils, enamelware, and utensils made of other materials, as well as tabletop items and decorations like bowls, plates, knives and forks, candles, and napkins; daily-use ceramics, covering household, hotel, and other daily-use dinnerware; household items, including cleaning products, general household goods, personal care appliances, and bathroom products. For gifts, exhibits include: clocks and watches, covering various clocks, watches, and eyewear and accessories; gifts and premiums, including craft gifts, festive items, and gifts and premiums made of various materials; and various toys. For home decorations, exhibits include: glass crafts, such as glassware, glass decorations, and other art glass; art ceramics, including art ceramics, craft ceramics, and garden and patio ceramics; woven and rattan/iron crafts, such as bamboo ware, wooden ware, straw ware, wicker products, and rattan/iron art pieces; home decorations, such as decorative candles, artificial flowers, pictures, mirrors, and picture frames; gardening supplies, including outdoor furniture, gardening tools, and fountain equipment; and furniture of various materials, covering living room furniture, bedroom furniture, and dining room furniture.

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