On October 26, the three-day 2026 Yiwu International Services Trade Fair opened at the west plaza of Yiwu International Trade City, the Yiwu government portal reported. Themed "Global Services, Mutual Benefit and Sharing," the fair gathered more than 80 outbound service providers across cross-border logistics, cross-border finance, compliance services, platform operations and supply-chain support.
It hosted dedicated sessions including an Alibaba.com summit and an Amazon专场, focusing on merchants' real needs around product selection, channel expansion, compliant operations and brand protection, while offering one-stop solutions to problems such as "hard to go global, little information, slow matching and scattered resources."
At the venue, a freight forwarder said it has served 20,000 customers cumulatively with an average of 2,000 TEU shipped per month by sea, while a holding group presented its overseas warehousing and distribution network built across Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Hefei and Shanghai. Middle Eastern buyer Carter's procurement flow — selecting goods, then letting a service provider handle consolidation, customs, booking and last-mile delivery — illustrates the closed-loop value of the service chain.
The fair underscores Yiwu's shift from selling products to exporting integrated trade services as the city pushes branding, digitalization and internationalization.
Source: Yiwu Government Portal
