Exhibition · Guangzhou, China

SINO-LABEL:The China International Exhibition on Label Printing Technology 2011

Packaging · Paper Industry · Printing

Official website
Dates9–11 Mar 2011This edition has ended
VenueChina Import and Export Fair ComplexGuangzhou, China
RunningSince 2009Annual · 8 editions on record
Last checked11 Nov 2026Organiser website checked

Key numbers

Exhibitors
236in 2017, organiser's figure
Visitors
21,962in 2017, organiser's figure
Floor space
28,000 m²in 2017, organiser's figure
Editions on record
8first in 2009

About SINO-LABEL - The China International Exhibition on Label Printing Technology

Sino Label - A Renowned Exhibition Based in South China with Influence Nationwide China is at the accelerating stage of major retail growth. The industrial is massively expanding and this has led to many label companies formed in China.

Southern China (Pearl River Economy Delta) acts as the heart of the economic development and is the largest region for the China printing and packaging industry. Statistics show that there are a total of 10,000 label printing enterprises and over 10,000 packaging companies in the region. Guangdong Province and Hong Kong is the major origin of supply of label products and accounts for 67% of the country's total label printing production.

From our listing of this edition. Details may have changed since.

Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
20204–6 Mar 2020China Import and Export Fair Complex
Guangzhou, China
——
20194–6 Mar 2019China Import and Export Fair Complex
Guangzhou, China
——
201810–12 Mar 2018China Import and Export Fair Complex
Guangzhou, China
——
20171–3 Mar 2017China Import and Export Fair Complex
Guangzhou, China
23621,962
20162–4 Mar 2016China Import and Export Fair Complex
Guangzhou, China
——
20127–9 Mar 2012China Import and Export Fair Complex
Guangzhou, China
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20119–11 Mar 2011China Import and Export Fair Complex
Guangzhou, China
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20093–6 Mar 2009China International Commodity Center
Shanghai, China
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Past editions from the bvents archive (2008–2019) and organiser figures where they were published.

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