The China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair), also known as the Canton Fair, is a window, microcosm, and symbol of China's opening up to the outside world. It is an important platform for international trade cooperation, playing a vital role in promoting China's foreign trade development and facilitating Sino-foreign economic and trade exchanges and cooperation. It is hailed as "China's No. 1 Exhibition," a "driving force," a "barometer," and a "weathervane" of China's foreign trade.

The Canton Fair is jointly hosted by the Ministry of Commerce of China and the People's Government of Guangdong Province, and organized by the China Foreign Trade Centre. Since its inception in 1957, it has been held twice a year in Guangzhou, China, in spring and autumn, and has been successfully held 138 times to date. The Canton Fair is currently China's longest-running, largest-scale, most comprehensive international trade fair, attracting the most buyers from the widest range of origins, achieving the best transaction results, and enjoying the highest reputation. The 138th Canton Fair attracted over 310,000 overseas buyers from 223 countries and regions, setting a new record.

The 139th Canton Fair will open on April 15th, with a total exhibition area of ​​approximately 1.55 million square meters. This year's Canton Fair provides global buyers with a one-stop trading platform offering a complete range of products, competitive prices, convenience, efficiency, and guaranteed reliability.

The 139th Canton Fair Offline Exhibition Schedule:

Phase 1: April 15-19, 2026

Household appliances, consumer electronics and information products, industrial automation and intelligent manufacturing, processing machinery and equipment, power and electrical equipment, general machinery and basic mechanical components, construction machinery, agricultural machinery, new materials and chemical products, new energy vehicles and smart mobility, vehicles, auto parts, motorcycles, bicycles, lighting products, electronic and electrical products, new energy, hardware, tools.

Phase 2: April 23-27, 2026

Daily-use ceramics, kitchenware, household goods, glass crafts, home decorations, garden supplies, festival supplies, gifts and premiums, watches and eyeglasses, craft ceramics, woven and rattan/iron crafts, building decoration materials, bathroom equipment, furniture, prefabricated houses and garden facilities.

Phase 3: May 1-5, 2026

Toys, maternity and infant products, children's clothing, men's and women's clothing, underwear, sportswear and casual wear, fur, leather, down and related products, clothing accessories and decorations, textile raw materials and fabrics, shoes, bags, home textiles, carpets and tapestries, office stationery, pharmaceuticals and health products and medical devices, food, sports and tourism leisure products, personal care products, bathroom supplies, pet supplies, and rural revitalization specialty products.