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List of first batch of exhibitors for 4th CIIE released Release date: 2021-03-15 Source:China International Import Expo Bureau
The first list of 160 exhibitors in the 2021 China International Import Expo was released on March 10 in Shanghai at a conference attended by members of the fourth CIIE Enterprise Alliance.
The exhibitors on the list are all Global 500 or industry leaders, and most are existing partners.
Global 500 multi-national corporations, including L'Oreal, Nestle, Hyundai, Volkswagen, Microsoft, MSD and HSBC, as well as industry leaders such as Cargill, Becker Hughes, Lego, AstraZeneca and Orix, are listed.
Based in the US, Japan, France, Italy and New Zealand, these exhibitors are engaged in the businesses of service trade, automobiles, equipment, consumer goods, medicine and food. They are expected to showcase their newest products and technologies at the fourth CIIE.
The CIIE Bureau released the list of first participants to facilitate early communication between buyers and exhibitors. Further names will be released when available.
The CIIE Bureau looks forward to having more world-renowned enterprises and industrial leaders use the platforms it offers, and to making greater contribution to China's opening-up and high-quality development.

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