Original article by Chua Shumin International Financial News

With bigger scale and more brands, the door to the world will open wider and wider...

The third China International Consumer Goods Expo is in full swing, and Hainan is embracing the "time of extinction". The Expo covers a total area of 120,000 square meters, an increase of 20% over the last one, with more than 3,300 consumer brands from 65 countries and regions participating.

At this time, the International Finance reporter went to the scene to take you directly to the event -

On April 14, the fourth day of the third China International Consumer Goods Fair and the first day of the public Open Day, a large number of visitors gathered at the Hainan International Convention and Exhibition Center to experience consumer products from around the world.

Over the past three days, the Expo has attracted about 140,000 visitors, held 531 events and released about 1,000 new products. "Buy the world, sell the world", more and more global consumer boutique brands gather at the Expo, but also let the keen logistics enterprises see the increase of consumer activity, and behind the increase of international logistics demand.

Among the logistics enterprises participating in the Expo, there are both "old friends" and "new friends", excellent representatives from China, and professional logistics service companies from France, Germany and Japan. While demonstrating their transportation service capabilities and solutions, these global logistics giants also hope to take advantage of the opportunity to penetrate into the Hainan market and expand their business and influence.

"Old friends" and "new friends" gathered at the Consumer Expo

In recent years, duty-free sales on Hainan's offshore islands have continued to grow. More and more famous global brands have actively landed in Hainan, and the logistics and transportation demand in high-end luxury goods, fast fashion, cosmetics, maternal and child products, fast consumer goods and other fields has been continuously strengthened. Logistics companies that "follow customers" are also accelerating their landing in Hainan market.

This year is the first time for Detexinke to participate in the Expo. Wu Shengchun, Managing director of South China and senior Vice President of Greater China of Detexinke, said, "The successful holding of the previous two Expo makes us full of expectations for this exhibition."

Last November, Detexinke Hainan branch was officially established and unveiled in Haikou. As the 56th office of DetteXinke in Greater China, the Hainan branch is an important fulcrum for DetteXinke to take advantage of the development opportunities in Hainan and improve the layout of Greater China.