The Third China International Supply Chain Expo Concludes in Beijing
Entertainment City PH | China’s Big Supply Chain Expo Wraps Up in Beijing — And the Numbers Are Impressive
The third edition of the China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) just wrapped up in Beijing, and it wasn’t just another trade event—it was a full-scale global collaboration fest. With the theme “Connecting the World for a Shared Future,” the expo showed just how serious China is about strengthening international supply chains and opening doors for business partnerships worldwide.
Record Numbers, Global Reach
This year’s CISCE brought together 651 companies from 75 countries and regions, with international participants making up a record-breaking 35% of all exhibitors. The U.S. led the pack among foreign attendees, increasing their presence by 15% compared to last year.
Big names like Apple, Tesla, and NVIDIA were front and center—yes, even NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang attended for three straight days, calling China’s supply chain “a miracle.”
Innovation on Full Display
The expo was buzzing with fresh ideas and tech reveals. A total of 152 new products, services, and technologies were unveiled—67% more than last year—with 55 making their global debut during the event. Exhibitors also connected with over 42,000 businesses from different points in the supply chain, and early figures show that more than 6,000 deals or partnerships were discussed and formalized during the five-day event.
Green and Clean: A Zero-Carbon Expo
CISCE also introduced its first-ever Zero-Carbon Expo model—and it wasn’t just for show. The venue ran entirely on 100% renewable electricity, cutting down over 1,100 tons of carbon emissions. Participants also showcased Sustainable Lighthouse Factory projects, sharing real-world solutions to make supply chains greener and more efficient.
Plastic-free, carbon-neutral, and environmentally conscious? Check, check, and check.
What’s Next for CISCE?
The momentum’s only growing. On the final day alone, 102 companies and organizations locked in their spot for the next edition of the expo—a 50% jump in on-site registrations compared to last year.
And the organizers aren’t stopping there. The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) and its partners are planning year-round initiatives to support global businesses, ensuring that CISCE becomes a continuous platform for international collaboration—not just a once-a-year event.
CISCE has clearly evolved into one of the most important stages for global supply chain dialogue, innovation, and partnership. If you’re in logistics, tech, manufacturing, or sustainability—this is where the world connects.
? Source: From PR Newswire
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