Core Viewpoint - The 2025 Greater Bay Area Agricultural Trade Fair aims to enhance agricultural product trading and promote rural revitalization through a comprehensive platform that connects producers and buyers, featuring over 600 exhibitors and 1,000 key purchasers [4][5][6][66]. Group 1: Event Details - The event will take place from December 12 to 14, 2025, at the Guangzhou Import and Export Fair Complex, B Zone [12][123]. - The fair will feature over 10,000 professional visitors and more than 30 concurrent activities [8][9][10][66]. - Pre-registration for attendees is currently open, allowing early bird ticket collection for those who register by December 11, 18:00 [17][19]. Group 2: Exhibition Features - The fair will consist of four major exhibition areas focusing on agricultural products, rural revitalization, green organic landmarks, and consumer assistance [42][44][50]. - It aims to create a one-stop industry docking platform that integrates production and market [52][53]. Group 3: Buyer Engagement - The organizing committee has partnered with various authoritative institutions to invite six core purchasing channels, including wholesale retail, catering, and e-commerce [59][60][66]. - Over 1,000 key purchasers have been successfully secured, with expectations of attracting more than 10,000 professional attendees [66][67]. Group 4: Trade Facilitation Activities - The event will include targeted trade matching activities, such as the establishment of the Greater Bay Area Purchasing International Club and closed-door meetings for major buyers [78][83][90]. - A series of high-profile forums and brand launch events will be held to discuss the high-quality development of the agricultural sector [94][96][108]. Group 5: Global Resource Linkage - The fair aims to leverage the Bay Area's market and geographical advantages to enhance cross-border service systems and strengthen international supply-demand matching [110][112][116]. - It seeks to position itself as a core hub for the two-way flow of global agricultural products, facilitating domestic agricultural products' entry into international markets [118][119].