Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful participation of Guangdong food products at the 2025 Central Asia (Horgos) Commodity Trade Fair, marking a significant step in the trade cooperation between Guangdong and Xinjiang, and opening up new opportunities in the Central Asian market [1][51]. Group 1: Event Overview - The 2025 Central Asia (Horgos) Commodity Trade Fair took place from July 4-6, showcasing a variety of Guangdong food products, which received positive feedback from attendees [3][39]. - The theme of the exhibition was "Xinjiang products southbound, Guangdong products northbound," emphasizing the collaboration between the two regions [14][50]. Group 2: Product Highlights - Guangdong's salted chicken and bamboo shoots were among the best-selling items, with the salted chicken being sold out on the first day of the event [11][23]. - Other popular products included lychees, dried tangerine peel, tea, and rice noodles, all of which attracted significant interest from local and foreign buyers [15][16]. Group 3: Market Opportunities - Horgos serves as a crucial hub for trade between China and Central Asian countries, providing a vast market for Guangdong's high-quality food products [39][41]. - Several companies reported successful negotiations and signed agreements with Central Asian partners, indicating strong potential for future collaborations [41][46]. Group 4: Strategic Implications - The event represents a "flavor-breaking journey" for Guangdong products, enhancing trade relations and exploring new market opportunities in Central Asia [50][52]. - The ongoing "Xinjiang products southbound, Guangdong products northbound" initiative is expected to unlock further possibilities for trade and cooperation between the two regions [51][52].