2025 Shandong (Yantai) International Autumn Tea Industry Expo

The Yantai International Tea Industry Expo has been held since 2010 and has successfully held 22 editions to date. With an exhibition area exceeding 20,000㎡, it attracts over 700 exhibitors from both domestic and international markets each year, with more than 60,000 professional buyers attending. After more than a decade of careful nurturing and accumulation, the Yantai Tea Expo stands out in Shandong Province due to its vast scale, popularity, and significant advantages brought by a convergence of numerous brand clients and professional audience. It has become a highly influential event in the tea industry sector.

The Yantai International Tea Expo is not only a golden stage for showcasing brand charm but also an excellent opportunity to capture the peak market for Mid-Autumn tea gifts, facilitating business expansion and brand leaps. Mid-Autumn Festival, as an important holiday in Chinese culture, is traditionally a peak consumption period for tea, with households selecting high-quality tea as the perfect gift. Exhibiting just before this festive season allows you to connect directly with a massive pool of buyers seeking high-quality tea and creative tea gifts, capturing a prime buying period, facilitating transactions, and enhancing brand influence.

The expo will showcase various tea products, including black tea, green tea, white tea, yellow tea, oolong tea, and dark tea, along with herbal teas, extract teas, concentrated teas, fruit-flavored teas, health teas, tea beverages, and tea foods. In addition, tea-related products such as ceramics, purple clay, tea trays, tea brewing equipment, glass vessels, bamboo and wood utensils, metal utensils, and tea furniture will be exhibited.

The exhibition will also cover tea packaging and processing items, including tea packaging design, production printing, packaging accessories, and tea processing machinery. Participating enterprises will encompass tea specialty markets, distribution agencies, as well as various tea-related institutions like tea art training organizations and tea media to cater to different visitors' needs.

Additionally, there will be a section for classical hardwood root carving artworks, showcasing antique furniture, Ming and Qing furniture, and hardwood art pieces, symbolizing the beauty of traditional Chinese craftsmanship.