Imagine stepping into a world where AI-powered massage chairs soothe your stress away, and robots challenge you to a game of chess ♟️. That's exactly what thousands of visitors experienced at the 4th China International Consumer Products Expo in Haikou City, Hainan Province, from April 13 to 18.
The expo's Domestic Brands Zone, occupying three of the eight massive exhibition halls, was a hotspot for innovative tech, fashion, and time-honored brands showcasing the future of \"Made in China\".
One standout was Pien Tze Huang, a traditional Chinese medicine brand that's been turning heads for generations. At their booth, attendees explored health food and skincare products promising to reduce wrinkles and freckles ✨. A visitor named Wang shared, \"Pien Tze Huang is a time-honored brand, which makes me feel assured.\"
Known for blending modern tech with ancient herbs, Pien Tze Huang isn't just about tradition; they're making waves in skincare and wellness, and their success shows. In 2023, they raked in over 10 billion yuan (about $1.4 billion) 🤑.
Another crowd favorite was Bloomage Biotech, one of China's biggest names in pharmaceuticals. Since 2000, they've specialized in hyaluronic acid-based products. This year, they unveiled a new facial treatment essence offering eight hours of oil control and long-term antioxidants—music to the ears of anyone battling oily skin!
\"By adjusting the product formula, Bloomage provides consumers with a better skincare experience,\" said Yan Huan, who's leading the R&D for this innovative product.
From AI gadgets to cutting-edge skincare, the expo highlighted how domestic brands are not just keeping up but leading the way in tech and wellness. It's clear that China's homegrown companies are primed to meet the rising demand for quality and innovation.
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Consumer expo primed to meet rising demand for domestic products
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