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Core Insights - The 138th China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) is set to open on October 15, showcasing a record number of 74,600 booths and over 32,000 participating companies, with 207,000 registered buyers, reflecting a 14.1% increase compared to previous events [1] Group 1: Trade Growth and Innovation - The Canton Fair serves as a "barometer" and "weather vane" for China's foreign trade, indicating a resilient growth trend in exports [1] - A significant increase in high-tech and specialized enterprises is noted, with over 10,000 quality companies participating, marking a historical high [2] - The fair is expected to feature over 1 million new products developed in the past year, with nearly 1.1 million products holding independent intellectual property rights [2] Group 2: Smart Technology Development - The fair highlights the acceleration of smart technology in foreign trade, with 175 product zones, including 18 dedicated to smart products, showcasing over 350,000 intelligent items [5] - The introduction of a smart medical area at the fair features 47 companies presenting advanced medical technologies, including surgical robots and wearable devices [5] - The trend towards smart manufacturing is reshaping export competitiveness, pushing products towards higher-end markets and enhancing the overall quality and technology of exports [5] Group 3: Green Transformation - The fair emphasizes the green transformation of foreign trade, with 305 participating companies in the renewable energy sector, a 3% increase from the previous event [6] - Approximately 38.4% of participating companies reported using green production technologies, showcasing a commitment to sustainable practices [6] - A total of 1.083 million green and low-carbon products will be displayed, reflecting the industry's shift towards environmentally friendly solutions [6] Group 4: Future Outlook - The overall foreign trade landscape is expected to maintain resilience in the fourth quarter, with recommendations to accelerate the development of digital, service, and green trade [7] - There is a call for expanded policy support for foreign trade enterprises, including enhancing export credit insurance and improving logistics and customs efficiency [7]