Group 1 - The 138th Canton Fair showcased over one million green and low-carbon products, highlighting innovations in materials and processes by participating companies [1] - Products made from sugarcane waste and plant-based materials, such as shea butter wax, received significant interest from international buyers, indicating a strong market demand for sustainable home products [1] - Many exhibitors integrated eco-friendly materials and energy-saving technologies into their designs, responding to global market needs for sustainable home goods [1] Group 2 - French buyer praised the plant-based scented candles for their safety to both humans and the environment, reflecting a growing consumer preference for eco-friendly products [3] - The fair featured gardening products that enhance home aesthetics while utilizing technology to simplify plant care, appealing to a broader audience interested in home gardening [3] - An innovative hydroponic planting machine showcased at the fair allows for automatic water circulation and light settings, attracting numerous buyers with its ease of use [3] Group 3 - Exhibitors reported high satisfaction from European clients regarding new product offerings, indicating a positive reception for innovative designs [5] - A new product designed for easy potting of plants was highlighted as a "lazy person's tool," showcasing the focus on user-friendly gardening solutions [5] - The majority of products presented at the fair were new innovations, emphasizing the industry's commitment to continuous improvement and creativity [5]