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China Consumer Expo Closes With 10% More Buyers Attending Y/Y

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The China Consumer Expo held in Hainan has closed with 55,000 buyers attending this years’ event, up 10% y/y, according to data released by the organisers. Sellers launched 1,462 new products during the event, up 45% y/y, with the number of visitors reaching 373,000. Attending the event, Fan Wei, co-managing partner at Deloitte told Securities Daily this year exhibitors were using AI to provide customised services and target consumer segments.

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The China Consumer Expo held in Hainan has closed with 55,000 buyers attending this years’ event, up 10% y/y, according to data released by the organisers. Sellers launched 1,462 new products during the event, up 45% y/y, with the number of visitors reaching 373,000. Attending the event, Fan Wei, co-managing partner at Deloitte told Securities Daily this year exhibitors were using AI to provide customised services and target consumer segments.