The 41st China International Ceramic & Bathroom Fair was inaugurated in Chancheng District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, on October 18th. The exhibition showcases the new products, technologies, and models of China's building ceramics industry.
The Fair has planned over 50 events, including the Foshan Building Materials and Sanitary Ware RCEP & Central Asia Procurement Matchmaking Conference, to promote precise connections between local enterprises and international buyers, facilitate transactions, and help China's building ceramics industry accelerate its overseas expansion.
The Fair also advocates for ceramic companies to showcase new products, technologies, and models and integrate more trendy, fashionable, and artistic elements.
At the same time, the exhibition highlights cross-industry integration by combining with the 8th China Ceramics Creative Week held concurrently. Multiple themed art exhibitions are held at the Qin Art Gallery in China Ceramics City, allowing global buyers to appreciate the beauty of Chinese culture and art while procuring Foshan's building ceramics.
China is the birthplace of ceramics, and Foshan is an important production base for Chinese ceramics with a history of thousands of years. Since its inception in 2002, the Fair has grown into the largest professional ceramic and bathroom ware exhibition in Asia, with the most participating brand enterprises. It is known as one of the "world's four major ceramic exhibitions," attracting merchants from more than 10 countries and regions, including Russia and Spain, serving over 2,000 brands and more than 1.2 million global professional buyers.
"Foshan's building ceramics products have great competitiveness in terms of design, content, and price," said Joshua Zong, Director General of the New Zealand China Investment and Trade Association Incorporated, who has reached a cooperation intention with Foshan enterprises in the morning. Zong plans to work with China Ceramics City and local enterprises in Chancheng to promote the brand "A Home with Foshan Made" in New Zealand through joint exhibitions, market roadshows, and collaborative development and creation.
Reporter | Luo Zhanxian
Editor | Monica, James
