Wuhan International Tea Industry Expo - Wuhan Tea Expo

【Exhibition Overview】

    This exhibition is organised with the mobilisation of governments at all levels across the country's major tea-producing regions, bringing together tea projects, tea enterprises and various renowned teas from these regions. It gathers a wide range of market resources with investment and procurement intentions, and aims to explore, organise, present and promote the essence of Chinese and global tea culture.

    The exhibition is fully dedicated to integrating the resource advantages of the domestic and international markets across the entire production, supply and sales chain. It consistently upholds the exhibition mission of “promoting tea culture, elevating national brands, guiding green and healthy consumption, and fostering the harmonious development of the tea industry”, striving to build China's most competitive professional tea expo, establish a highly influential tea brand promotion platform, and create an innovative platform for tea culture exchange with both depth and breadth.

【Key Advantages for Exhibitors】

    - A leading tea exhibition in Central China with national-level authoritative backing: Launched in 2008, the exhibition is held twice a year in spring and autumn. In 2015, it was included in the list of exhibitions guided and supported by the Ministry of Commerce. In 2016, it was named an “Outstanding Brand Exhibition” by Wuhan Municipality. With an annual exhibitor return rate exceeding 90%, it has become a renowned hallmark of Hubei's tea industry development and a benchmark for Wuhan's exhibition sector, serving as a core strategic gateway for tea enterprises to explore the Central China market.

    - Occupying the strategic high ground of the Central China market: Hubei, situated in the golden tea-growing zone at latitude 30°N, is one of the few provinces in China where all six major tea categories are produced. Its tea plantation area, output and agricultural production value all rank among the top tier nationwide. As the transportation hub of Central China, known as the “thoroughfare to nine provinces”, Wuhan leverages the industrial strengths of Hubei, a major tea-producing and tea-trading province, to deeply integrate quality tea resources across the country, making it the ideal entry point for tea enterprises to access the Central China market.

    - Covering every segment of the entire tea industry chain: The exhibition covers an area of 20,000 to 30,000 square metres, bringing together exhibitors from 17 to 21 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) across the country, with over 100 origin regions and more than 800 tea-related enterprises. It features several themed zones, including the Chinese Brands Pavilion, the Hubei Famous Tea Pavilion and the Hundred Teas Pavilion, with exhibits spanning over 100,000 products across the entire industry chain, including the six major tea categories, purple clay and ceramics, tea ware, tea packaging, tea food, tea attire and handicrafts.

    - A collective showcase of Hubei's local tea industry cluster: 11 major tea-producing regions in Hubei, including Enshi Prefecture and Yichang City, participate as group delegations. Multiple regional public brands, such as Enshi Selenium Tea, Enshi Yulu, Lichuan Hong and Yihong, are presented in a concentrated display, fully demonstrating the development achievements of Hubei's tea industry.

    - Leading brands and emerging new forces exhibit side by side: Well-known national tea brands such as Dayi and Yulin participate year after year. China's Top Ten Famous Teas complement one another, and fine tea ware from various producing regions also gathers at the exhibition venue.

    - Creating a new frontier for cross-industry integrated development: The exhibition pioneers a “tea-wine integration” development ecosystem. Leveraging Hubei's tea trade heritage and Shanxi's wine culture capital, it has established a dedicated light-aroma baijiu zone, bringing together renowned white liquor brands including Fenjiu Group. It has also launched the TEA100 Plan to build a dual-track ecosystem for tea and liquor, providing a groundbreaking model for cross-industry integration and innovation.

    - Over 20 ancillary events empowering industry development: During the exhibition, more than 20 exciting events are held concurrently, including the Main Forum on Tea-Wine Integrated Innovation Ecosystem, tea competitions, skills contests and international tea master lectures. The Qu Shui Liu Shang Tea-Wine Culture & Aesthetics Space features two themed experience zones, with dozens of tea art performances, intangible cultural heritage craft demonstrations and product tasting sessions held in succession.

【List of Exhibiting Brands】

    - Nationally renowned tea enterprises and brands: Dayi, Yulin, Chengsheng Hao, Lao Tongzhi, Jin Dafu, Junzhong Hao, Diannan Gu Yun, China Tea, Baishaxi, Zhaoliqiao, Xiangyi Fu Brick Tea, Liumei White Tea, Lüxueya, Qiaobao Chenpi, Shujian Gulong, Huizhen Tang, Tingshan Yunqi, Puzuo Hao

    - Hubei's leading local tea enterprises: Enshi Yulu, Lichuan Hong, Xingdoushan, Lichuan Hong Group, Xuan'en Wujiatai Tribute Tea, Xianfeng White Tea, Laifeng Vine Tea, Badong Hong, Zhengshan Tang · Badong Hong, Hefeng Tea, Yujing Tea Industry, Yi Tea Group, Yihong Congou Tea, Caihua Maojian, Dengcun Green Tea, Chibi Qingzhuan Tea, Yangloudong, Zhaoliqiao Tea Factory, Dongzhuang Tea Industry, Xianning Osmanthus Tea, San Shan Chuan Tea Industry, Chuanyu Tea Industry, Huanghelou Tea Group, Hankou Tea Factory

    - Purple clay, tea ware and cultural creative brands: Yunzeng Kiln (Intangible cultural heritage Jun porcelain), Jingdezhen ceramics, Longquan celadon, Zibo coloured glaze

    - International and Hong Kong, Macao & Taiwan brands: Regional and international brands participating as group delegations from Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and overseas

    - Light-aroma baijiu crossover brands: Fenjiu Group, Fenyangwang, Fenxing, Jiuyuanwang, Lanhuayu, Taihangshan Liquor

    - Production region and group delegation representatives: Enshi Prefecture Delegation, Yichang City Delegation, Chibi City Delegation, Xianning City Delegation, Wuzhou Liupao Tea Delegation, Guangxi Delegation