Russian International Exhibition of Consumer Goods, Home Products, and Kitchenware Tickets

The Moscow International Consumer Goods, Home & Kitchenware Exhibition (MosHome) is an international trade show dedicated to everyday consumer products, home décor, and hardware items. With a total exhibition area of 90,000 square meters, the event hosts 1,566 exhibitors from China, Japan, Belarus, Norway, Italy, Germany, the United Kingdom, Spain, and other countries, attracting 77,338 visitors. Against the backdrop of international sanctions imposed on

The Exhibition Value of MosHome

• A Core Platform for the Eastern European Consumer Goods Market: As the largest specialized trade show for the consumer goods sector in Russia and the CIS, MosHome is held concurrently with MosBuild, the region’s premier building materials exhibition, creating a synergistic “home & building materials + consumer goods” effect and sharing an extensive pool of professional buyers. With exhibitors from China, Japan, Italy, and other global markets, the event serves as a strategic gateway for companies seeking to enter the Russian market.
• A Strategic Window for Structural Market Opportunities: Russia’s consumer goods market is currently undergoing a critical phase of supply chain restructuring. The withdrawal of European and American brands has opened up substantial market space, driving surging demand across categories such as kitchenware, bedding, and small household appliances. With a population of 146 million, Russia boasts immense consumption potential. In 2024, bilateral trade between China and Russia reached US$244.8 billion, and China has remained Russia’s top trading partner for the 13th consecutive year.
• One-Stop Coverage Across All Product Categories: The exhibition comprehensively covers ten core product categories—daily-use kitchenware (kitchen utensils, glassware, ceramics, tableware), home appliances (large and small appliances, personal care products), home textiles (bedding, towels, carpets), home décor (storage solutions, lighting, decorative items), outdoor and garden products, sports and fitness gear, pet supplies, infant and children’s toys, gift and festive items, and consumer electronics & smart home devices—precisely addressing the diverse procurement needs of the Russian market.
• High-Quality Buyer Base: The 2025 edition is expected to attract 16,681 professional visitors, while also leveraging MosBuild’s network of over 80,000 industry professionals. Among attendees, 37% are distributors, 30% are wholesalers, and 62% are senior corporate executives with purchasing decision-making authority. Furthermore, 66% of visitors have specific purchase plans, and 64% are here to switch suppliers.
• Precision Business Matching System: The fair operates a dedicated “Buyer–Seller Matching Center,” facilitating pre‑scheduled appointments and on‑site one‑on‑one negotiations tailored to the specific needs of both parties. In 2024, the platform facilitated 1,033 matchmaking sessions, resulting in 1,196 letters of intent totaling over US$310 million. Participating buyers include leading Russian home‑improvement chains such as HOFF, OBI, SPAR, and Auchan, as well as major e‑commerce platforms like Ozon, Wildberries, and Yandex.
• Nine Concurrent Exhibitions Covering All Categories: Alongside MosHome, nine specialized exhibitions—MosFit, MosGarden, MosElectronics, MosDining & Kitchen, MosBaby & Child, and MosPet—are held simultaneously, forming a comprehensive procurement ecosystem that spans from home furnishings to consumer electronics, and from outdoor products to infant and child items.
• A Low-Risk Market Entry Platform: For companies yet to enter the Russian market, MosHome offers an ideal “pilot” opportunity. Over the course of just a few days, exhibitors can gain valuable insights into local consumer preferences, price sensitivity, packaging requirements, and other key market factors, providing a solid foundation for developing long-term market strategies.
• Advantages of Sino-Russian Trade Facilitation: The ruble and the renminbi can be settled directly, and most Russian banks have already integrated with the CIPS cross-border payment system, offering Chinese enterprises convenient settlement options. During the exhibition, free Sino-Russian payment channels are provided, effectively addressing challenges associated with cross-border fund settlements.