The 133rd edition of China's Canton Fair has entered its final phase, with textiles, fabrics, and clothing taking centrestage in Guangzhou.

Despite coinciding with the ongoing Labor Day holiday, exhibitors remain keen to find new business opportunities. The previous phase generated over $4.5 billion worth of exports, featuring toys, home decorations, and various consumer products.

The trade expo's final stretch is showcasing a range of goods, including pharmaceuticals, healthcare products, and rural revitalization products. Many exhibitors are optimistic about the event's success, with some hoping to export their brand to new markets, including European customers.

As the Canton Fair concludes on May 5th, attendees are hailing the return of face-to-face business and the event's ability to facilitate trade amidst the ongoing pandemic.