Manufacturing

Promoting Hong Kong’s cultural and creative industries and development of IP trade, HKTDC’s creative and licensing trade fairs in April collectively attracted over 60,000 buyers from 127 countries and regions.

2,200 exhibitors from 17 countries and regions expanded their business networks and pioneered new markets at the HKTDC-organised Home InStyle and Fashion InStyle, which attracted some 24,000 buyers from 100 countries and regions, with a significant presence from Mainland China, Indonesia, Japan, Taiwan and the United States.

Hong Kong toy manufacturers are committed to developing environmentally friendly toys and providing green supply chain solutions, as sustainability becomes a driving force in the economy.

Toys have been linked to stories for many years and the intellectual property industry is using steadily more sophisticated measures to capitalise on this well-established trend.

The trade-fair year in Hong Kong enjoyed a strong launch this week, as buyers from across the world visited to the three child-focused events, with the HKTDC Hong Kong Toys & Games Fair celebrating 50 years.

The Hong Kong Baby Products Fair organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), which launches the 2024 exhibition year, showcases a wide range of innovative baby products and world-renowned brands from around the world, creating many business opportunities for buyers to explore.