These are in-depth pre- and post-show reports on major international trade fairs, held in Taiwan and other countries with significant participation by Taiwanese manufacturers and exporters. They are offered to help global buyers and other readers better understand what is going on at the fairs and the latest offerings by Taiwanese exhibitors.
The first four shows are April 24-27, while Motorcycle Taiwan and Taiwan Car Tuning run April 25-28. All six exhibitions will assemble together at Nangang Exhibition Center Halls 1 and 2. Organizers expect the 2019 event to be the largest ever, with 1,530 exhibitors spread over 4,550 booths. Organizers expect more than 7,000 international buyers from 120 countries to attend the show — up from ...
The 43rd China International Furniture Fair (CIFF) in Guangzhou kicked off on March 28 and is slated to last until the 31st at the China Import and Export Fair exhibition hall. The fair is Asia’s largest furniture manufacturing event, boasting the most diverse selections of areas and categories to browse from. This year saw over 4,300 companies exhibiting at CIFF, featuring 12 large-scale pavilio...
By Chao Ting-yu Economic Daily News (CENS.com) oversaw delegations of Taiwan’s best automotive parts manufacturers and suppliers in the aftermarket industry to attend trade shows around the world in 2018. At the same time, CENS.com-published Taiwan Transportation Equipment Guide (TTG) trade magazine was handed out at CENS.com’s booths at those exhibitions, which were received like hot-cakes. ...
As a large international fastener specialized exhibition, the 19th Fastener Trade Show Suzhou will connect the upstream and downstream of fastener manufacturing industry. Focusing on end users and building a global fastener trade platform are the highlights of the show. Highlight 1: Large Scale 12,000 sqm exhibition area at 2 exhibition halls, expected 400 exhibitors & 12,000 professional vis...
Alex Ko, the chairman of Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry, has made an announcement yesterday (February 19th), stating that there will be 1,230 exhibitors using 7,000 booths in total in TIMTOS 2019 starting on March 4th once Hall 2 of Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center is ready for using. With nearly 30% of the growth comparing to the previous show, the scale has boomed to another new recor...
The biannual ArabPlast 2019 is marked as the most indicative benchmark as the largest trade expo for plastics, petrochemicals and rubber industry in the MENA region. The show kicked off on Jan. 5, attracting 336 exhibitors from 27 countries. Taiwanese exhibitors also attended, led by Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry in a 34-member strong delegation, a size just shy of China and India. ...
The 2018 edition of Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo (AAPEX) kicked off from Oct. 30 to Nov. 1 at Sands Expo Center; a total of 6,269 exhibitors came from 43 countries/regions, a 4% growth compared to last year’s figures, using up over 5,000 booths. Organizers estimate that over 162,000 professional buyers from approximately 135 countries visited the largest show of its kind in the North Amer...
Automechanika Shanghai, Asia’s biggest automotive parts, repair and maintenance, and auto products show, kicked off on Nov. 28 at the Shanghai National Exhibition and Convention Center and will last until Dec. 1 for four days. Expectations suggest the show to attract 140,000 professional visitors. As always, Economic Daily News (CENS.com) has attended another year of Automechanika Shanghai and co...
Taiwan Transportation Equipment Guide (TTG), having been founded for 33 years, is Taiwan’s first magazine dedicated to professional auto parts. The magazine can be obtained at the Economic Daily News (CENS.com) booth on the AAPEX show grounds. Combined with online and hardcover publications, CENS.com aims to boost Taiwan’s auto parts suppliers’ promotion to its highest. Since its first publica...
Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Los Angeles Economic Department Officer Wang Yu-hsin visited Taiwan exhibitors at AAPEX, in a show of their support of Taiwan’s businesspeople. During the visit, Wang said the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Los Angeles services 8 states in the U.S., and encouraged Taiwanese companies to reach out to them for trade inquiries or demands. LED maker J...