Company News

October 15 

The 138th China Import and Export Fair 

(commonly known as the Canton Fair)

officially commenced its offline exhibitions in Guangzhou.

This international trade event 

renowned as both a barometer and indicator of China's foreign trade

 will run until November 4

spanning three phases with diverse highlights.

According to reports

the Wujiang delegation at this year's Canton Fair has organized 93 local enterprises to participate – five more than the previous session.

This marks the fourth consecutive edition with record-breaking representation

With the "Wujiang Smart Manufacturing" brand winning over global buyers

these companies are leveraging "Wujiang Strength" to compete vigorously in the international marketplace

Serving as a key window into China's economy and global trade, this edition of the Canton Fair highlights "Advanced Manufacturing," "Quality Living," and "Smart Technology."

The 93 companies from the Wujiang delegation span 21 product categories, including industrial automation and smart manufacturing, consumer electronics and IT products, electronic and electrical equipment, garden supplies, home goods, textile materials and fabrics, as well as luggage and bags.Among them, 11 enterprises are debuting their latest newly developed and cutting-edge products in the first phase of the fair, demonstrating the dynamic innovation strength of Wujiang to the world.

On the opening day

 the Canton Fair venue was bustling with a steady flow of visitors

while the exhibition booths of Wujiang enterprises drew large crowds of interested buyers

who engaged in active negotiations

Suzhou Opple Lighting Co., Ltd., a veteran exhibitor with years of participation in the Canton Fair, has created multiple smart lighting application scenarios within its brand exhibition zone. The highlight was its newly launched Tianjing Lite series, which became an instant focal point at the event.A company representative noted that Opple Lighting has now taken part in six consecutive Canton Fairs and emphasized the fair’s significant role in helping the company expand into overseas markets and advance its brand internationalization.

Founded in 2009, Ousen Electric has also become a regular exhibitor at the Canton Fair. The company boasts comprehensive capabilities in R&D, design, testing, certification, and manufacturing of air compressors, vacuum cleaners, industrial fans, motors, power tools, and smart products.

At the previous Canton Fair, the company debuted its new mini inflator pump. Thanks to its portable design and high efficiency, it not only captured the interest of existing clients but also attracted attention and inquiries from many new customers. This resulted in a steady increase in export orders from South America and the Middle East, with order volume rising 22% year-on-year.

At this year's fair, Ousen has further optimized its mini inflator product line, aiming to expand this business segment into Europe, South America, the Middle East, Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asia. The exhibited products have drawn numerous visitors for on-site inquiries, with a large number of new and returning overseas clients engaging in in-depth discussions to explore new collaborations.

Veteran exhibitors demonstrate steady performance 

while new players showcase promising potential.

SVEC Electronics (Suzhou) Co., Ltd., a newcomer to the Canton Fair, felt reassured by the bustling crowd at its booth even before the event was in full swing.

With over 30 years of expertise in satellite communications, SVEC possesses strong R&D capabilities. In response to market and client needs, the company shifted its focus late last year toward lifestyle products — primarily ergonomic TV and monitor mounts, as well as pneumatic cylinder brackets.

Yan Huiming, the assistant general manager, expressed confidence:

To fully leverage the Canton Fair's pivotal role in fostering innovation-driven foreign trade development and support enterprises in securing orders and expanding market presence, Wujiang has established a comprehensive, full-cycle support system centered on service assurance.

This system creates a closed-loop service mechanism encompassing pre-fair targeted training, real-time on-site assistance during the fair, and post-fair order tracking, effectively enhancing the global competitiveness of local companies and driving sustained improvement in both the quality and effectiveness of the district's foreign trade operations.