The exhibition features 14 specialized zones ranging from imported dairy and snacks to fresh produce and premium beverages. As part of Guangdong’s "Trade Nationwide" and "Trade Global" initiatives, the event highlights Guangzhou's role as a commercial hub for the ASEAN region. Diplomatic envoys and industry leaders attended the opening, underscoring the city's importance in connecting global supply chains with over 70 million local consumers.
International pavilions dominated the floor, with Georgia showcasing regional wines, Thailand offering tropical dried fruits, and Jordan presenting artisanal agricultural goods. A specialized "Match Me" service facilitated direct negotiations between exhibitors and professional buyers, focusing on supply chain integration. The trade show, which concludes on September 5, serves as a precursor to the upcoming Shanghai edition scheduled for May 2027.

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