The 32nd China Yiwu International Small Commodities Fair closed on October 24 after four days, drawing 193,628 professional buyers, up 4.08% year on year, including 14,759 overseas buyers, up 23.37%, from 224 countries and regions, Tencent News reported. More than 20 media outlets including CCTV, People's Daily Online and China News Service covered the event, with 68.409 million online views.
The fair spanned about 110,000 square meters across nine indoor halls plus corridor and an outdoor hall, with 2,770 exhibitors from 20 provinces and cities and 4,545 international-standard booths. Single daily-consumables booths exceeded 1,800, up 36.67% from the previous edition. A "Foreign-Trade Quality Products China Tour" zone featured 162 enterprises in daily consumables, electronics and toys.
Over 100 South American buyers flew in on charters from Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Colombia and Bolivia; the South American procurement delegation reached intended deals exceeding 5 million yuan with exhibitors and market merchants. Parallel events included the 2026 "Gold Trade Global" matchmaking (Middle East, ASEAN), a foreign-trade quality-products fair and a women's intangible-heritage brand-going-global session.
The fair reinforced Yiwu's role as a global small-commodity hub linking Chinese supply with worldwide buyers through exhibition, market and park synergies.
Source: Tencent News / Yiwu Daily
