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The Shanghai International Elderly Care and Rehabilitation Medical Exhibition (AID, abbreviated as the Shanghai Old Age Expo) is the leading exhibition in the welfare industry in China. Since its inception in 2000, it has ranked among the best in the world. Over a thousand exhibits meet the procurement and business matching needs of various professional buyers in one place, providing an excellent platform for sharing the latest product information and understanding industry development.

The Shanghai Old Age Expo will continue to present the annual grand show of the elderly care industry's leading brands, featuring well-known companies such as Taikang Healthcare Investment, Jiurucity, Renlifang, Zizai Anhe, Jinzhifu, Panasonic,安康通安康通Kang'an Tong, Kekao, Laibang, Tiankang, Shidao and many other industry veterans. In recent years, it has grown into an excellent entry point for enterprises in other fields such as Kuaishou, TOCLAS, Construction Bank to connect with elderly care. The Shanghai Old Age Expo has also attracted a number of technology giants such as Qingdao Haier, Philips from the Netherlands, Mitsubishi from Japan, UBTECH, and Qingsheng to join with strength.

Additionally, the dietary catering sector will showcase a full range of products and services from brands like Yuanyuan Catering, Lao You Ji, and Saroya, both domestic and international, covering easy-to-eat foods to elderly dining services. Companies like Mimi Zhikang and Jinzhu Technology in the dementia care sector creatively combine entertainment projects such as games and fitness with dementia care training, which are typical examples of the refinement and diversification of the expo's product range over the past two years.

The potential of China's silver economy market has also attracted increasing attention from global elderly care enterprises. At this year's Shanghai Old Age Expo, Japanese brands will continue to appear in three forms: independent display, enterprise joint exhibition, and JETRO national pavilion. The overall scale of Japanese enterprises participating in the exhibition is expected to exceed last year's, solidifying Japan's status as one of the countries with the highest participation in the Chinese elderly care market.

Apart from Japan, which continues to invest heavily in the Chinese elderly care market every year, the Netherlands will also make a high-profile appearance at this year's Shanghai Old Age Expo in the form of a national exhibition group. Brands such as Philips, Jianyingmei, and Bokuzhu have all confirmed their participation. Overall, up to now, elderly care brands from 15 countries and regions including Austria, Australia, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, France, the United States, Japan, South Korea, Sweden, the UK, Israel, Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan have confirmed their participation.

The development of the silver economy has become one of the hot topics of concern in society. The Shanghai Old Age Expo continues to focus on enriching the diversity of exhibits, enhancing the international nature of exhibitors, and promoting the industry, striving to create a high-quality, high-standard elderly care industry event.