2026 15th China (Changchun) International Tea Industry Expo

The 15th China (Changchun) International Tea Industry Expo in 2026 aims to provide a platform for communication and cooperation among various stakeholders in the tea industry. Located in Changchun, the expo focuses on promoting the development of the tea industry in Jilin Province and the Northeast region as a whole, integrating tea resources from all over China. This platform will merge Southern tea culture with Northern drinking habits and the Changbai Mountain mineral water industry, thereby fostering cultural promotion and economic growth while pursuing sustainable development for the tea industry.
Key events include the "National Tea Art Master Selection Competition - Jilin Sector", a promotional meeting for nationally renowned brands, and the "Bamboo Realm Tea Culture Aesthetic Space". Exhibitors from across the country will showcase various types of tea, including black tea, red tea, green tea, white tea, yellow tea, and oolong tea, featuring famous regional varieties such as Yunnan Pu'er tea, Wuzhou Liubao tea, Hunan black tea, Sichuan藏茶, Anxi Tieguanyin, Wuyi rock tea, high mountain oolong tea, West Lake Longjing, Huangshan Maofeng, Xinyang Maojian, and Liu'an Guapian.
In addition to tea producers, the expo will feature tea processing companies showcasing tea snacks, processed teas, tea beverages, bagged teas, and tea crafts. Packaging companies will present a wide array of packaging products such as tea cans, gift boxes, and paper boxes. Tea machinery and testing companies will display cutting-edge equipment like tea picking machines, tea garden cultivation machines, tea packaging machines, tea preservation machines, and more.
The expo will also bring together tea distribution enterprises, specialized tea dealers, tea chain operations, import-export companies, and professional industry organizations to support the diversified development of the tea industry. Additionally, exhibits of tea ware crafts will reflect the essence of tea culture heritage and innovation through materials such as purple clay, artwork, root carvings, calligraphy and painting, ceramics, and classical furniture.
Overall, the expo is a grand event for in-depth discussions on tea culture and economy, attracting domestic and international attention in the tea industry and offering invaluable experiences and resources to attendees.