China (Hangzhou) Education Logistics Exhibition

The 10th China Campus Logistics Exhibition (CCLE) in 2025 was successfully held at Area D of the Guangzhou Canton Fair Complex. Co-hosted by the China Campus Logistics Association and Lingshuo Exhibition Group, the event was themed “Ten Editions of Glory—Intelligent Innovation for a New Journey,” marking the most significant annual industry gathering in China’s campus logistics sector.

Exhibition Space and Exhibitor Scale Remain Strong. This edition featured an exhibition area of 30,000 square meters, bringing together over 200 exhibiting companies that showcased thousands of innovative products, services, and solutions. The event also included nearly 20 specialized forums and conferences, comprehensively highlighting the deep integration of cutting-edge technologies—such as digital intelligence, green equipment, and artificial intelligence—with the entire value chain of large-scale logistics services. The exhibition attracted tens of thousands of professional visitors nationwide, including senior administrators and logistics managers from thousands of educational institutions, as well as representatives from system integrators, engineering service providers, channel distributors, and other stakeholders across the industry ecosystem.

Exhibitor Portfolio Reflects Industry Leadership and Ecosystem‑Driven Trends. In the campus catering sector, leading brands such as Debao, Dinghesheng, Shangshan, Zhongshan, Yonghe Soy Milk, Joyoung Soy Milk, Yujian Xiaomian, Haidachufu, Unilever, Qianwei Central Kitchen, Oubaili, Dongbei, and Tiangan were prominently represented. In campus space development, exhibitors like Huizhong, Lijiang Kechuang, Huimei, Zhufengchao·Kujia, Sanlang, Fuguitong, Baogema, UAD Zhejiang University Design, Tongji Design Group, Xiruisi, Zhongfutai, and Keyi all participated. In the realm of low‑carbon, energy‑efficient campus safety, companies including Haier, Chint, Mingneng, Changdian Shares, Deshineng, Fangtong, Zhongwangchong, Shan Kai, Shenzhen Changgong, Beidian Instruments, and Zhongdian Power exhibited heat pumps, air conditioners, water and electricity meters, charging stations, and related products. In the field of smart campus services, enterprises such as Meituan, Lianyi Technology, Cainiao Post Stations, Zhengyuan Wisdom, Honghua Education, Huidianda, Hello, Didi Qingju, Yongsheng Services, Great Wall Property, Mingde Property, Zhaiyin, Paxin Technology, and Yongjia Smart Wash made their presence felt. Meanwhile, in the domain of campus safety and health, companies like Guo’anda, Kaidishi, Xiuzheng, People’s Emergency, Zhejiang Guoyue, Jieshi Technology, and Guoding were among the participants.

Diverse Themed Zones Showcase Highlights. This year’s exhibition featured a specially curated “Ten Editions of Glory—Intelligent Innovation for a New Journey” thematic zone, employing a diversified presentation format combining booth displays with case studies to multi-dimensionally illustrate industry trends and breakthroughs. The zone not only systematically reviewed the nine previous editions of the Campus Logistics Exhibition, highlighting the fruitful applications of technology in enhancing campus life, but also looked ahead to envision new possibilities arising from the convergence of technology and campus logistics under the wave of new‑type productive forces. Additionally, the event introduced several distinctive sections, including a campus commercial space and chain brand zone, a group meal special zone, a furniture zone, a property cleaning zone, and a cultural‑creative market.

Rich and Varied Concurrent Forum Activities. Nearly 20 specialized conferences were held during the exhibition, serving as a central platform for intellectual exchange. On the opening day, the “Digital Intelligence Empowering High‑Quality Development of Campus Logistics Forum,” as the main forum, focused on the surge of AI-driven innovation, bringing together experts, industry leaders, and institutional representatives to explore new pathways for advancing campus logistics in the AI era.

The “AI‑Empowered Campus Logistics—6th Campus Service Provider Conference” invited distinguished scholars from Shenzhen Polytechnic, South China Normal University, and Concord Education Group, alongside industry leaders such as Meituan, Huawei, Chint, Hikvision, Zhuoyi, and Debao, to jointly examine innovative approaches to leveraging AI in campus logistics.

The “3rd Digital Intelligence Group Meal Innovation Conference” centered around three core themes—“Breaking Barriers, Reconstructing Systems, Leading with Intelligence”—and adopted a format of six keynote speeches plus three high‑level dialogues, providing attendees with a clear roadmap from macro‑strategic planning to practical scenario‑specific solutions. Co‑initiated by national industry associations, local group meal organizations, and leading enterprises across the supply chain, the conference aimed to drive the transformation and high‑quality development of the group meal industry.

The supply‑demand matchmaking sessions were bustling with activity, drawing together schools, education groups, system integrators, engineering firms, operators, and other stakeholders spanning the entire upstream, midstream, and downstream segments of the industry. Leveraging extensive pre‑event demand surveys, both sides achieved precise, efficient connections on site, resulting in more than 300 high‑quality business talks and injecting fresh momentum into the optimal allocation of industry resources.

Strong Response from Exhibitors and the Industry. Exhibiting companies generally reported that the quality of professional buyers attending the show was exceptionally high, with clear purchasing intentions. Attendees agreed that CCLE, as the most influential specialized exhibition in China’s campus logistics sector, has become a strategic platform for companies to showcase cutting‑edge technologies, connect with customers, gain insights into emerging trends, and expand their presence in the campus market.