140th Canton Fair Spotlights Integrated Home Supplies to Drive Trade Upgrades

China News Service reported that the second phase of the 140th Canton Fair focused on quality home furnishings, where exhibitors applied integrated supplies to meet global demand and shift foreign trade from scale expansion toward improved quality and efficiency. One highlighted transformable integrated house used a self-developed electric telescopic transmission structure to switch automatically between an enclosed indoor setting and an open outdoor courtyard mode in 40 seconds, incorporating rainproofing, sun shading, ventilation, and landscape views. Integrated prefabricated housing addresses conditions in Canada, where housing supply remains tight alongside lengthy construction cycles and elevated overall building costs for traditional homes, attracting interest from visiting Canadian buyer Christopher. Across the exhibition halls, broader home categories moved toward complete sets of supply, and data indicated that around 36.5% of participating enterprises implemented a product-plus-service operational transformation to increase added value.

Brazilian buyer Cesar Savino reported that engaging manufacturers directly at the fair saved substantial time compared to his past practice of traveling across multiple locations and repeatedly swapping samples for infrastructure building equipment.