The China International All in Print Exhibition (All in Print China) is one of the most influential professional exhibitions in the Chinese printing industry. Since its inception in 2003, the All in Print exhibition has been focusing on the latest technologies in the global printing industry. Not only does it provide an exhibition platform for printing companies worldwide, but it also facilitates trade between suppliers and buyers. It also provides industry professionals with opportunities for high-level international exchanges, promoting the exchange and dissemination of new technologies. It is known as the "Oriental Eye of the World's Printing Industry".

The China International All in Print Exhibition (All in Print China) will be held in conjunction with over 1,000 renowned exhibitors, covering an exhibition area of more than 120,000 square meters. The exhibition will showcase the latest and most comprehensive technology and solutions through eight themes, ten pavilions, and three highlight zones. The various sectors complement each other, inspire each other, integrate and upgrade, helping global printing and packaging companies expand their service capabilities, identify new trends, and seize new business opportunities!

The Chinese printing industry is accelerating its development towards "green, digital, intelligent, and integrated", and China is steadily moving towards becoming a printing powerhouse. The China International All in Print Exhibition (All in Print China) is committed to providing new opportunities for innovative development and sustainable development for the world's printing industry.

Shouldering the mission of leading the development of the Chinese printing industry and promoting the upgrading of printing industry technology, the China International All in Print Exhibition (All in Print China) aims to become a first-class platform for the exchange and promotion of new technologies, new products, and new materials in the printing and packaging industry. The All in Print exhibition looks forward to making greater contributions to the development of the world's printing industry.