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SIAL Shenzhen 2024: A gateway to South China’s booming coffee market

According to the Nandu Big Data Research Institute, Shenzhen ranks in the top five in China for the number of coffee shops, with 4,791 establishments. Shenzhen also boasts the highest number of coffee-related enterprises in China, with 9,651 companies. Additionally, Shenzhen has 7,524 convenience stores, the most in China, and a new tea drink shop density of 4.7 shops per 10,000 people, ranking third nationally

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BEIJING, China – The Greater Bay Area, home to approximately 87 million inhabitants and boasting access to 1.4 billion customers across China, is a hotbed for growth. According to Meituan’s latest data, in Shenzhen with the youth population aged between 14 and 35 exceeding 8 million, 20-35-year-olds, who possess strong food consumption power, account for 72% of the population—ranking the highest among cities nationwide.

SIAL Shenzhen, positioning as the exclusive gateway for international food and beverage brands and products to penetrate South China’s booming market, also enables importers and traders to discover target products from local specialties and global products from the USA, Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asia under the RCEP, as well as Australia, France, and Spain from the European Union.

This year’s SIAL Shenzhen will showcase over 100,000 products from 1,500 exhibitors representing 43 countries and regions, significantly boosting South China’s market, especially during the holiday-rich second half of the year. The holiday economy will see the food market rise significantly.

Following SIAL Shenzhen from September 2-4, holidays such as China’s National Day on October 1, Christmas, and the Chinese New Year will further stimulate the southern China food industry and market economy. The availability of innovative food and beverage products will create numerous business opportunities for buyers.

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The Chinese Government’s ¥100 billion investment plan aims to transform Shenzhen into an international Food Valley, making it a prime spot for global food industry investments and revealing significant business opportunities in the Southern China food market.

According to the Nandu Big Data Research Institute, Shenzhen ranks in the top five in China for the number of coffee shops, with 4,791 establishments. Shenzhen also boasts the highest number of coffee-related enterprises in China, with 9,651 companies.

Additionally, Shenzhen has 7,524 convenience stores, the most in China, and a new tea drink shop density of 4.7 shops per 10,000 people, ranking third nationally. These statistics reflect Shenzhen’s appeal as a new tea drink capital.

Basing on Southern China’s market features, SIAL Shenzhen 2024 will not only showcase innovative food and beverage products, such as organic food, snacks, beverages, food ingredients, health food, frozen food, coffee, and tea, but will also host concurrent activities and contests to create a revolutionary consumer scenario for professionals, presenting the most innovative products and trends.

Innovative Food Meets Revolutionary Consumer Scenario

  • The 5th SIAL Chic & Tea Contest: Innovate in beverage creation as bartenders craft the next big drinks.
  • SIAL CUP Barista Challenge: Witness top baristas compete for perfection, setting new coffee standards and trends.
  • SIAL Snacking Awards: Discover the future of snacking, celebrating cutting-edge innovations in on-the-go dining.
  • SIAL Coffee & Tea Market: Experience new tea drinks and gather with new tea drink lovers and industry groups.
  • SIAL Innovation: Meet leading products and acquire expert insights on innovation and market developments worldwide.
  • SIAL Best Steak Awards: A top steak competition showcasing premium steak products from SIAL’s meat producers, importers, and traders.

Register to visit SIAL Shenzhen for free at: http://systemcdn.sialchina.cn/api/links?id=1290

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