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End of the second phase of the 135th Canton Fair Green ‘goodies’ highlight the charm of innovation
On 27 April, the second phase of the 135th Canton Fair came to an end, and the third phase will be launched on 1 May. Although Guangzhou has recently suffered from continuous rainstorms and other extreme weather, but the global exhibition of business enthusiasm does not decrease, Canton Fair ‘super flow’ effect continues to appear. As of 27 April, a total of 214 countries and regions, 191,928 overseas buyers to the meeting, an increase of 22.1% over the same period last year.
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New products popularity Canton Fair show the new style of foreign trade
As of April 27, a total of 191,928 overseas buyers from 214 countries and regions came to the fair, an increase of 22.1% over the same period of the previous session; 201 supply and procurement docking series of activities attracted more than 340 buyers and more than 1,000 suppliers ‘one-on-one’ docking negotiations, the intention of the procurement amount of about 250 million U.S. dollars! ...... The 135th China Import and Export Fair (hereinafter referred to as ‘Canton Fair’), which is known as ‘wind vane’ and ‘barometer’ of China's foreign trade, is being held in Guangzhou. (hereinafter referred to as ‘Canton Fair’) is being held in Guangzhou. Halfway through the exhibition period, the constantly refreshing data reveals the popularity of the Canton Fair, but also highlights the attractiveness of China's foreign trade. The industry believes that behind the popularity is beyond the previous scale of high-tech products, attracting more buyers from around the world, showing the new wind direction of China's foreign trade.
CCPIT held a conference on 28 April, the first quarter of this year, the CCPIT of more than 600 foreign-funded enterprises to conduct research on the business environment, more than 70% of the surveyed foreign-funded enterprises are optimistic about the development prospects of the Chinese market in the next five years, an increase of about 3.8 percentage points from the previous year. The surveyed foreign-funded enterprises are generally optimistic about their business expectations in China.