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The 131st Canton Fair Will Open Online From April 15

China Import and Export Commodities Fair, also known as Canton Fair, was founded in the spring of 1957.

It is held in Guangzhou every spring and autumn. It is co-sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce and the People's Government of Guangdong Province and undertaken by China Foreign Trade Center.

It is a comprehensive international trade event with the longest history, the largest scale, the most complete variety of commodities, the largest number of purchasers and the widest distribution of countries and regions, the best transaction effect, and the best reputation in China.

The 131st China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) will be held online for 10 days from April 15 to 24.

Talks about the significance of the Canton Fair, and secretary-general, deputy director of the Guangzhou trade fair, director of the China foreign trade center, ChuShi said, "this is our this year's first major international trade event, held great significance, is advantageous to the epidemic prevention and control as a whole and the economic and social development, is advantageous to the insurance market main body, market share, industry chain supply chain stability, is conducive to help bail out companies, Do a good job of cross-cycle adjustment, promote the steady development of foreign trade ".

The severity of the outbreak has had a major impact on international trade and exchanges. Foreign customers cannot come to the booth and have face-to-face communication as before. So more and more customers and suppliers are choosing online exhibitions.

Chinese product details, parameters, photos, and other information can be obtained from the online platform. After foreign suppliers find the products they are interested in through keyword search, they can immediately conduct further communication with suppliers, including text, email, video conference, and so on. Even online factory inspection, online inspection. The adoption of these new communication methods has, to some extent, mitigated the adverse impact of the epidemic on trade and exchanges. Suppliers and customers are also slowly becoming familiar with this way of communicating and collaborating online.

It can even be predicted that after the epidemic is completely controlled in the future, offline and online exhibitions will be better combined and the efficiency of international trade will be improved.

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