2025 15th China (Nanning) International Tea Industry Expo

The Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region is a key production and consumption market for tea in China, featuring 1.4729 million acres of tea gardens. In 2021, the tea production reached 96,000 tons, with a primary output value of 8.708 billion yuan and a comprehensive output value of 26 billion yuan. To accelerate the transformation and upgrading of Guangxi's tea industry and promote integrated innovation, the 15th China (Nanning) International Tea Industry Expo (referred to as the Nanning Expo) will be grandly held from December 5 to 8, 2025, at the Nanning International Exhibition Center.

This expo is jointly hosted by the China International Tea Culture Research Association, the Shenzhen Tea Culture Promotion Association, and the Shenzhen Huajucheng International Exhibition Group. It aims to gather renowned tea manufacturers from both domestic and international markets to showcase a variety of tea products, including black tea, red tea, green tea, white tea, yellow tea, and oolong tea, especially highlighting regional specialties like Yunnan Pu'er Tea, Wuzhou Liubao Tea, Hunan Black Tea, and Sichuan藏 Tea.

Moreover, the expo will attract many deep-processing tea companies, with exhibits including tea snacks, processed teas and beverages, teabags, and tea handicrafts. Packaging companies will also showcase tea cans, tea gift boxes, paper boxes, and composite packaging materials.

The event will also feature tea machinery and testing companies, showcasing modern equipment such as tea-picking machines, tea garden cultivators, and tea packaging machines, demonstrating advanced technology in tea harvesting and processing.

During the expo, tea distribution companies such as tea dealers, chain operations, and import-export firms will also participate, showcasing the vast tea circulation network. Additionally, tea utensils and handicrafts, including purple clay teapots, root sculptures, and classical furniture, will add richness to the expo’s overall content, allowing visitors to deeply experience the profound connotations of tea culture.