With over 800 companies from 70+ countries already registered — including 100+ repeat participants, the China International Import Expo demonstrates strong global confidence despite macroeconomic uncertainties. A notable 250,000 square meters of exhibition space has been reserved, with enhanced focus on engaging SMEs and industrial supply chain buyers. These moves reflect China’s commitment to inclusive trade growth. The recent sector-specific matchmaking session for agriculture and food, featuring multinationals like Dole and Theland negotiating with major Chinese purchasers, also showcases China International Import Expo’s practical role in facilitating cross-border deals.
International policymakers, including Malaysia’s Transport Minister and Norway’s Trade Ministry representative, have publicly endorsed the event as a critical gateway for market access.
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