Two shows in tandem in Guangzhou

On an exhibition floor of 15 000 m² accommodating more than 500 booths, CPF 2017 attracted over 150 exhibitors from around the world to showcase well-known brands like Pure & Natural, In-Plus, Navarch, Porag, Ramical, Fubei, Deok, Vitscan, Bridge, Madden, Cheepet, Laroo, etc. The fair also attracted over 10 000 professional buyers and pet owners from over 30 countries & regions, with foreign buyers accounting for roughly 5 per cent of the visitor attendance. 
For CPF 2018 the organisers anticipate welcoming 250 exhibitors and 12 000 visitors on a 25 000 m² show floor. Apart from medical devices, food and supplies for mainstream pets like dogs and cats, the show also showcases less common pet species and corresponding consumables, as well as emerging personal pet services. With a ­series of concurrent activities like grooming competitions, dog/cat pageants, new product launches and a pet shop management forum to help attract enthusiasts and professionals, there is every reason to believe that CPF2018 will present a great opportunity for both exhibitors and visitors.

Asia is one of the world's top 3 aquarium markets and product exporters. China is now inching towards the centre of Asian market growth with aquarium market demand increasing at a 20 per cent annual rate.
Covering an exhibition area of over 30 000 m² with CPF 2017, GIAS 2017 attracted over 250 exhibitors including Tropical, Sidney Aquatic Biology, Smart Reefs, Auts, Dong Hai Koi Farm, Mudee, Kee Lok Aquarium, Geckos Online, ReptileTalk, etc.

GIAS 2018 is expected to host over 300 exhibitors and 12 000 visitors on a 35 000 m² show floor, with a range of activities including fish contests, a reception dinner, informative forums and awards for outstanding brands. Taking into consideration the fact that an increasing number of younger people in China are beginning to appreciate the beauty of ornamental fish, especially unique imported species, which are creating a market with great potential, GIAS 2018 will endeavour to attract a larger number of ornamental fish breeders.