Foreign traders show preference for eco-friendly products during the Canton Fair
Kicking off the 137th Canton Fair in Guangzhou, Chinese product displays are attracting foreign buyers with a focus on green innovation. This year, the fair highlighted an assortment of eco-friendly products that caught the eye of international merchants.
Among the showcase, exhibitors displayed smart waste bins and items made from recycled materials, underscoring the importance of sustainability and environmental consciousness. A significant attention has been given to energy-saving devices like intelligent devices and technology products reflecting the trend towards green innovation.
One notable exhibit featured foam tiles crafted from solid waste recycling technology. These tiles, which can be recycled themselves, generate a buzz for their environmental benefits. Also worth a mention is the focus on "green, low-carbon, smart home" technologies in the building materials sector.
Moreover, the fair showcased eco-tech innovations and luxury outdoor gear suitable for the global glamping trend, carefully balancing sustainability with advanced technologies for outdoor enthusiasts.
The 137th edition of the China Import and Export Fair marks a milestone with over 30,000 export exhibitors for the first time in the fair's history. As the event continues, expect more groundbreaking green innovations to emerge.
The 137th edition of the China Import and Export Fair in Guangdong is bringing together over 30,000 export exhibitors, marking a significant milestone for the fair.Many exhibitors at this event are showcasing innovations in environmental-science, with a focus on smart waste bins and items made from recycled materials.One notable exhibit features foam tiles crafted from solid waste recycling technology, generating buzz for their environmental benefits.Apart from these, the fair is also highlighting "green, low-carbon, smart home" technologies in the building materials sector and eco-tech innovations, catering to the global glamping trend.
