The 6th China International Consumer Products Expo (CICPE) opened on the 13th in Haikou, Hainan Province, with the establishment of the Taiwan Specialty Exhibition Area for the first time. A total of 20 Taiwanese companies and 24 brands are participating. Hsu Shu-Bo, Chairman of the National Association of Commerce of the Republic of China, stated that this is the first time the association has formed a group to participate, which will not only allow more consumers to get to know Taiwanese products but also help Taiwanese businesses expand their operations.
According to Chinese media China News Service, the 6th CICPE opened in Haikou on the 13th. With the theme "Open Up to Lead Global Consumption, Innovate to Drive a Better Life", the expo is attended by over 3,400 brands from more than 60 countries and regions, with international exhibits accounting for 65%, a 20% increase compared to the previous edition.
The report says that the "Taiwan Specialty Exhibition Area," making its debut at the expo, also launched on the same day, with 20 Taiwanese enterprises and 24 exhibiting brands participating together. The area features renowned sorghum liquors, creative ceramics, specialty pastries, health supplements, high-mountain teas, and other high-quality products, attracting many visitors to stop and make inquiries.
According to reports, Pan Xianzhang, Deputy Director of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, declared at the opening ceremony of the Taiwan Specialty Exhibition Area that this expo not only fully showcases the distinctive features and vitality of Taiwan's consumer industry but also reflects the strong confidence of the Taiwanese business community in the mainland market.
According to Yin Libo, member of the Standing Committee of the Hainan Provincial Committee of the CPC and President of the Hainan Overseas Friendship Association, the purpose of adding the Taiwan Specialty Exhibition Area to this year's expo is to use the largest consumer goods expo in the Asia-Pacific region to help Taiwanese specialty consumer goods go global and to help more Taiwanese businesses integrate into the dual circulation development framework of domestic and international markets.
According to reports, Hsu Shu-Bo stated that the association has formed a group for the first time to participate in the expo, which will not only allow more consumers to get to know Taiwanese products but also help Taiwanese companies expand their business, establish partnerships, and that the willingness of Taiwanese businesspeople to participate is very high.