2025 27th Liupi Paper Expo · China (Xi'an) Life Paper and Sanitary Products Exhibition

From June 13 to June 15, 2025, the 27th Liupi Paper · China (Xi'an) Life Paper and Sanitary Products Exhibition will grandly take place at the Xi'an International Convention and Exhibition Center. This exhibition gathers a large number of exhibitors and visitors from the central and western economic circle and surrounding areas, showcasing the latest in life paper and sanitary products, aiming to promote communication and collaboration within the industry. As a central city, Xi'an attracts nearly 300 companies from across the country, including the life paper, sanitary products, machinery, and related fields, along with close to a thousand brand products displayed on nearly 20,000 square meters of exhibition space.

This exhibition is not only about product display but also serves as a high-quality communication platform for the industry. Attending professional buyers will have the opportunity to gain insights into the latest market information and foster business collaboration and exchange. The exhibition will feature several zones, including the Pulp and Paper Technology and Equipment Zone, the Life Paper and Paper-based Sanitary Products Area, covering a wide range of products and equipment. The pulp and paper zone includes various types of paper, pulp, and corresponding environmental protection technology and equipment, showcasing modern pulp and paper technology. The life paper and paper-based sanitary products zone includes a variety of daily products such as toilet paper, wet wipes, and disposable nursing pads.

Participants will witness the latest production and processing equipment and related parts, accessing the newest technology and products in the industry for promotion and exchange. The exhibition’s goal is to provide a professional, efficient, and comprehensive information exchange and exhibition platform for the industry, promoting the thriving development of the life paper and sanitary products sector in the central and western regions.