At a glance
- Announcement
- Event
- Location
- Haikou, China
Key figures
- Participating brands
- more than 3,400
- Countries and regions represented
- over 60
- Exhibition area
- 143,000 square meters
- Share of international exhibits
- 65 percent
- Expected new product debuts
- over 200
- Expected professional buyers
- 65,000
People
- Lu Mindirector of the Hainan Provincial Bureau of International Economic Development
Products and programs
Themed "Opening Up Drives Global Consumption, Innovation Empowers A Better Life," this year's expo runs from April 13 to 18. Meanwhile, the 2026 "Shopping in China" International Consumption Season was launched simultaneously.
The sixth CICPE has expanded in scale, with an exhibition area of 143,000 square meters, up 13,000 square meters from the previous edition. International exhibits account for 65 percent of the total, an increase of 20 percentage points from last year. Meanwhile, over 200 new products are expected to make their debut, double last year's number and spanning fields including healthcare, jewelry and digital technology.
Since its launch in 2021, the CICPE has become an important platform for multinationals to stay abreast of consumer trends in China's gigantic market, with over 3,800 enterprises and more than 12,000 brands from 92 countries and regions participating over the past five editions.
Canada, this year's guest country of honor, has organized its largest-ever delegation, with around 40 companies participating in sectors including cosmetics, agricultural products, health products and pet food.
Russia and Bulgaria are among nations setting up national pavilions for the first time, while official delegations from 12 countries and regions, including Switzerland, the Czech Republic and Ireland, are attending the event.
Beyond the main venue in Haikou, a health exhibition area in Hainan's Boao features 120 international pharmaceutical and medical device companies, while a yacht show in Sanya in the province is hosting over 200 yachts, with international brands accounting for 70 percent.
Committed to building an international, professional, and market-oriented multilateral economic and trade cooperation platform, the CICPE has become a "bridgehead" for high-level opening up. It has attracted over 230,000 domestic and overseas buyers in the five expos to date.
This edition, for the first time, has set up a buyer service center on site, providing exhibitors and buyers with full-process, all-round supply-demand matchmaking services. Additionally, an online supply-demand matchmaking platform has been established, leveraging digital technology to enable one-click matching of needs.
"An estimated 65,000 professional buyers will attend this year's expo, a 10-percent increase from the previous edition," said Lu Min, director of the Hainan Provincial Bureau of International Economic Development. "We also plan to hold more than 10 supply-demand matchmaking events to effectively enhance the sense of fulfillment for both buyers and exhibitors."
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In brief
The sixth China International Consumer Products Expo opened in Haikou, Hainan, on April 13 and runs through April 18. The event features more than 3,400 brands representing over 60 countries and regions, with a 143,000-square-meter exhibition area. International exhibits make up 65 percent of the total, and organizers expect more than 200 product debuts. Canada is the guest country of honor, while Russia and Bulgaria are among the countries opening national pavilions for the first time. The expo also includes health and yacht displays elsewhere in Hainan. A new on-site buyer service center and an online matching platform are intended to connect exhibitors and buyers. Lu Min, a Hainan provincial bureau director, said about 65,000 professional buyers are expected, and more than 10 matchmaking events are planned.
Key takeaways
- The Haikou expo runs April 13–18 and brings together more than 3,400 brands from over 60 countries and regions.
- The exhibition area is 143,000 square meters, and international exhibits account for 65 percent of the total.
- More than 200 new products are expected to debut across fields including healthcare, jewelry and digital technology.
- A new buyer center and online platform will support supply-and-demand matching, organizers say.
- Lu Min said about 65,000 professional buyers are expected, with more than 10 matchmaking events planned.