Wuhan Tea Expo 2025 (Autumn)

Exhibition Introduction

Wuhan Tea Expo 2025 (Autumn) will take place from September 19 to September 22, 2025, at the Wuhan International Convention and Exhibition Center. As a premier tea trade and cultural exchange event, the expo brings together 400+ exhibitors from 69 major tea-producing regions, showcasing a diverse range of premium teas, tea-related products, tea ware, ceramics, and packaging solutions. Covering 20,000 sqm of exhibition space, the event attracts 50,000+ professional visitors, including tea industry professionals, traders, distributors, and tea culture enthusiasts. The expo will feature over 10 professional tea-related forums and activities, providing a platform for industry networking, trade partnerships, and discussions on the future of tea production, consumption, and export. Recognized as a key trade hub in Central China, the event promotes high-quality tea products, innovation in processing, and advancements in tea-related technology.

Range of Exhibition

• Premium Tea Brands & Specialty Tea Regions: Black tea, green tea, white tea, yellow tea, oolong tea, Pu-erh tea, Liu Bao tea, Anxi Tieguanyin, Wuyi Rock tea, West Lake Longjing, and other regional specialty teas.
• Tea Processing & Packaged Tea Products: Tea-based snacks, bottled and bagged teas, herbal and functional tea beverages.
• Tea Packaging Solutions: Tea cans, gift boxes, paper packaging, composite materials, and innovative tea packaging designs.
• Tea Processing Machinery & Testing Equipment: Tea harvesting machines, tea garden cultivators, packaging machines, tea drying and preservation equipment, and quality control devices.
• Tea Trade & Distribution: Tea franchising, retail chain businesses, import-export companies, industry media, and professional trade associations.
• Tea Ware & Cultural Artifacts: Zisha teapots, handcrafted ceramics, root carvings, calligraphy, paintings, and classical Chinese furniture.

Target Audience

Tea producers, tea traders, retailers, import-export businesses, tea enthusiasts, cultural tourists, tea ware manufacturers, agricultural experts, cultural artisans, hospitality professionals