2026 Shandong (Yantai) International Spring Tea Industry Expo

The Yantai International Tea Industry Expo started in 2010 and has successfully held 23 editions to date. It spans over 20,000 square meters and attracts more than 600 quality exhibitors and over 60,000 professional buyers annually. Over more than a decade of careful cultivation and accumulation, the Yantai Tea Expo has emerged as an influential exchange event in the tea industry in Shandong Province, thanks to its vast scale, immense popularity, and the significant advantages of gathering numerous brand clients and professional audiences. The expo showcases tea products including black tea, green tea, white tea, yellow tea, oolong tea, and dark tea, as well as herbal teas such as floral teas, extraction teas, concentrated teas, fruit-flavored teas, health teas, tea beverages, and tea foods. The tea utensils on display include ceramics, purple clay, tea trays, tea brewing devices, glassware, bamboo and wooden containers, metal utensils, and tea furniture, showcasing the richness of tea culture. The fair also displays packaging solutions for tea, including tea packaging design, printing, packaging accessories, metal canning, inkjet printing, box design for tea, and tea bag machines. There are also exhibits of tea processing equipment, covering aspects like planting, withering, sorting, fresh-keeping, storage, packaging, and testing machinery for tea. In addition, the expo showcases tea derivative products such as tea foods and beverages. Tea culture products displayed include tea apparel, incense-related items, tea books and paintings, and audio-visual products related to tea, highlighting the deep connection between tea and culture. The importance of water for tea brewing is also addressed, with displays of mineral water, purified water, drinking water, and purifying equipment. The tea distribution enterprises are represented by professional tea markets, tea dealers, tea houses, tea shops, and tea bars. Additionally, institutions such as tea art training institutions, tea space design agencies, and tea media participated in the expo, providing support for the future development of the tea industry. Finally, the exhibition includes classical redwood root carving artworks, featuring antique furniture, Ming and Qing furniture, redwood artistic ornaments, root carvings, wood carvings, bamboo carvings, and antique decorations, providing visitors with a dual visual and cultural experience.