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1 THIS REPORT CONTAINS ASSESSMENTS OF COMMODITY AND TRADE ISSUES MADE BY USDA STAFF AND NOT NECESSARILY STATEMENTS OF OFFICIAL U.

S. GOVERNMENT POLICY - Date: GAIN Report Number: Post: Report Categories: Approved By: Prepared By: Report Highlights: This goal of this report is to introduce U.S. exporters of farm, fishery and forest products to the major trade shows taking place throughout China. Roseanne Freese Roseanne Freese SP1 - Expand International Marketing Opportunities Trade Show Announcement Promotion Opportunities China Trade Shows Report Shenyang ATO China - Peoples Republic of SH0020 10/25/2017 Public Voluntary China Trade Shows Report May

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2019 2 The volume and variety of trade shows in China are undergoing substantial change. Prior to 2010, most trade shows in China were hosted in the same city by the same operator year after year, such as the Guangzhou Trade Fair or SIAL in Shanghai. Such predictability has become more of the exception than the rule. As a result of the national leadership'

s efforts to modernize and urbanize China'

s infrastructure, more and more cities are vying for the tourism dollars and commercial prestige that comes from hosting major business events. Cities, such as Shenyang, Liaoning Province, are opening state-of-the-art venues (see separate report) that are directly tied into newly built hotels and subways. Similarly, the timing of a show can change and some commodities and some commodity sectors, such as food or dairy products, may have more than one national-level trade show. This goal of this report is to introduce U.S. exporters of farm, fishery and forest products to the major trade shows taking place throughout China. Exporters are encouraged to conduct their own research to verify costs, obligations, and the necessary logistics prior to registration to attend or exhibit at any particular show. In order to make that work easier, FAS has also provided the relevant contact information. Companies who are new to exporting to China are also encouraged to first attend a trade show and walk the floor to observe the event'

s flow, layout, and clientele. Trade shows in China, especially when hosted by newer players, can sometimes emphasize quantity and scale rather than quality of exhibitor or delegate. For more information about any particular show, the U.S. Agricultural Trade Office for the relevant region will be glad to assist. U.S. Agricultural Trade Offices Contact Information: Northeast China Shenyang ATO Director: Roseanne Freese Telephone: (86-24) 2318-1380 Email: atoshenyang@fas.usda.gov Physical Location: North Media International Tower, Suite 1903, No.

167 Qing Nian Street, Shenyang, China

110014 Beijing and Central China Beijing ATO Director: Mark Ford Telephone: (86-10) 8531-3950 Email: atobeijing@fas.usda.gov Physical Location: American Embassy, No.

55 An Jia Lou Lu Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China

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2019 3 Eastern China Shanghai ATO Director: Ryan Scott Telephone: (86-21) 6279-8622 Email: atoshanghai@fas.usda.gov Physical Location: Shanghai Centre, Suite 331, No.

1376 Nanjing West Road, Shanghai, China

200040 Telephone: (86-21) 6279-8622 Southeastern China Guangzhou ATO Director: Levin Flake Telephone: (86-20) 3814-5453 Email: ATOGuangzhou@fas.usda.gov Physical Location:

43 Hua Jiu Road, Zhujiang New Town Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China

510623 Southwestern China Chengdu ATO Director: Yvonne McDowell Telephone: (86-28) 8526-8668 Email: atochengdu@fas.usda.gov Physical Location: Western Tower, Suite 1222, No.