Exhibition Information
- Name
- Guangzhou Spring Tea Exhibition – Guangzhou Tea Expo
- Industry
- Tea and Coffee
- City
- Guangzhou
- Venue
- No. 380, Yuejiang Middle Road, Haizhu District, Guangzhou
- Abbreviation
- TEA EXPO
- Dates
- Visitors
- 50000 visitors
- Exhibitors
- 700 exhibitors
Exhibition Introduction
The Value of Participating in the Guangzhou Spring Tea Expo (TEA EXPO)
- China’s Premier Tea Expo, a Nationally Recognized Authority: Established in 1999, this event serves as both a “barometer” and a “thermometer” for the Chinese and global tea industries. Approved by the Ministry of Commerce, it is listed among key national initiatives under the joint auspices of the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, including the “Ten Cities Linkage for Sharing Fine Foods and Beverages” nationwide campaign and Guangdong Province’s “Guangdong Trades Nationwide” priority exhibition series. Co‑organized by authoritative bodies such as the China Tea Circulation Association and the Guangdong Tea Industry Association, the expo stands as a central platform for brand showcasing and industry dialogue.
- One‑Stop Coverage of the Entire Tea Supply Chain: Exhibits span all segments of the tea value chain, including the six major tea categories, recycled teas, tea utensils, tea furniture, tea packaging, tea foods, tea machinery, and tea technology. From premium raw materials to exquisite finished products, and from traditional craftsmanship to smart devices, the expo precisely caters to diverse purchasing needs—ranging from channel distribution and business gifting to private collections.
- A Gateway for Global Tea Trade, a Key Launchpad for the Bay Area Market: As a millennial commercial hub and a global tea capital, Guangzhou leverages its strategic location within the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area to serve as a vital conduit for promoting Chinese tea culture internationally and facilitating tea production and sales. The expo attracts official delegations from major tea‑producing provinces across China, alongside international tea enterprises from Nepal, Argentina, Sri Lanka, and beyond, providing businesses with an efficient pathway to connect with global resources and expand their presence in the Bay Area.
- Dual Benefits of Consumer Subsidies and Green Exhibition Practices: The expo offers consumer raffles—with a 100% chance of winning—and limited‑edition discounted tea products, effectively aligning supply with demand among local high‑spending groups. Simultaneously, it champions environmentally friendly practices, employing sustainable construction techniques to significantly lower exhibitors’ operational costs.
- In‑Depth Empowerment Through Diverse Events: Concurrent events include vintage tea tasting conferences, International Tea Day combined with national tea‑drinking campaigns, Song‑Dynasty tea‑whisking competitions, tea‑drinking master contests, borderless tea ceremonies, and dozens of other specialized activities. These events focus on pressing issues such as the market circulation of vintage teas, tea‑food pairings, and tea‑tourism integration, bringing together industry leaders and cross‑sector experts to provide a high‑level platform for strategic decision‑making and technological exchange.
- A Hub for Cross‑Sector Innovation: The expo pioneers innovative “tea +” integration models, forging precise connections with renowned catering brands and health‑care industries to drive deep synergies between tea culture and food, wellness, and other sectors, thereby opening up new growth avenues for businesses.






