新春第一展 华交会规模影响力再升级 3月1日开幕 预计将迎逾46000名境内外专业采购商 继续推动内外贸一体化

Core Insights - The 34th East China Import and Export Commodity Fair (HuaJiaoHui) will be held from March 1 to March 4, 2026, at the Shanghai New International Expo Center, covering a total exhibition area of 115,000 square meters [1] - The fair will feature 5,291 exhibition booths and attract 3,325 domestic and international enterprises, including 375 foreign exhibitors from 14 countries and regions, marking a growth of 2.88% in total booths, 2.31% in exhibitors, and 3.02% in foreign exhibitors compared to the previous edition [1] - The event aims to facilitate discussions on new paths for China's foreign trade development against the backdrop of de-globalization, focusing on the integration of cross-border e-commerce and AI [1] Group 1 - The fair showcases a diverse range of innovative enterprises, including national high-tech companies and specialized "little giant" firms, with 20% of exhibitors being brand enterprises and 19.5% holding patents [2] - A total of 46 companies will receive the "HuaJiaoHui Product Innovation Award" for their high-tech, market-capable, and innovative service models, with award-winning products spanning smart home, cultural creative products, 3D printing, functional clothing, and pet supplies [2] - The fair will introduce a dedicated pet supplies section in the W1 household goods exhibition area, featuring 51 exhibitors and 67 booths, showcasing innovative products in pet furniture, clothing, toys, care products, and travel gear [2] Group 2 - The fair serves as a significant platform for the dual circulation strategy, with 577 enterprises marked for their willingness to expand domestic sales channels, reflecting a 4.53% increase from the last edition [3] - The event will facilitate connections between domestic buyers and international enterprises, promoting the import of quality products to meet domestic consumption upgrade demands [3] - A themed seminar titled "Oriental Hub Energy Gathering, Digital Trade Chain Leading" will be held to address the integration of cross-border e-commerce and digital trade, enhancing the synergy between domestic and international trade [3]