2025 32nd China Wuhan Tea Expo and Trade Fair

The Wuhan Tea Expo is organized by the esteemed local exhibition agency Wuhan Zhongxing Hengyuan Exhibition Service Co., Ltd., and was first established in 2008. As it has developed, the Expo has been held biannually since 2012, with spring and autumn sessions. The scale of the event has steadily expanded over the years, increasing its brand influence and appeal, attracting numerous renowned domestic and international tea brands to participate in this significant event. In 2015, it was included in the list of exhibitions supported by the Ministry of Commerce of China, and in 2016, it received the Annual Award for Outstanding Brand Exhibition as part of Wuhan’s “Exhibition Brand Enhancement Project”, solidifying its position as a prominent showcase for the development of the Hubei tea industry.

Every year, the Expo enjoys a staggering return visitor rate of over 90%, continuously showcasing the rapid development of China’s tea market while providing a robust platform and trading opportunities for enterprises within the tea sector. The event features six major categories of tea, including green tea, black tea, Oolong (Qing tea), white tea, yellow tea, and aged black tea varieties from Yunnan, Hunan, Guangxi, and Hubei.

Moreover, the Expo displays reprocessed tea products such as floral and herbal teas, pressed teas, tea beverages, along with various types of tea sets made from materials like purple clay and ceramics. It showcases tea packaging, packaging materials, and equipment tailored for the tea circulation sector, including professional markets and distributors.

Additionally, the Expo addresses water for tea making – featuring specialty teas, bottled water, and purification equipment, which are integral to the tea preparation process. It will also display tea processing machinery, showcasing technologies for tea planting, fixing, baking, and further processing. Associated technical equipment such as tea scales, coding, labeling, and anti-counterfeiting technologies will also be on display.

Artistic tea crafts like tea tables, tea accessories, and decorative items will be featured, alongside cultural extensions such as tea-themed fragrances, antiques, and literature related to tea culture. All of these elements highlight the vital role the Wuhan Tea Expo plays in promoting tea culture and facilitating industry development.