Exhibition · Guangzhou, China · Major show

CERAMICS CHINA 2017

Also known as CERAMICS CHINA - China International Ceramic Industry Exhibition

Official website
Dates1–4 Jun 2017This edition has ended
VenueChina Import and Export Fair ComplexGuangzhou, China
RunningSince 2011Irregular · 6 editions on record
Last checked11 Nov 2026Organiser website checked
This is the 2017 edition. It has ended. See CERAMICS CHINA's current page for the next dates.

Key numbers

Exhibitors
963in 2019, organiser's figure
Visitors
80,639in 2019, organiser's figure
Floor space
106,200 sqmin 2019, organiser's figure
Editions on record
6first in 2011

About CERAMICS CHINA

Ceramics China has been widely known at home and abroad, and it has become the most important window for ceramic equipment and material enterprises to exploit Asian market. Data of previous exhibition: The total show space of CERAMICS CHINA 2017 will over 100,000㎡ while 86,500㎡ in 2015. CERAMICS CHINA 2015 received 71,989 professional buyers from 72 countries and regions while 8,634 are overseas buyers. CERAMICS CHINA 2015 has attracted 841 exhibitors from 21 countries and regions while 185 are international exhibitior and 656 are domestic exhibitors. Famous Exhibitors: Sacmi, System, SitiB&T, Colorrobia, Kerajet, Cetaprint, Torreicid, Ferro, Itaca, Tecnografica, Inkside, Stylgraph, Morgan, Unifrax, Fujifilm, Dimatix, Xaar, Konica, Tshiba, Keda, Modena, NKT, Meijia, T&H Glaze, Z&D Glzae, Vanda, etc.

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

Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201918–21 Jun 2019Canton Fair Pa Zhou Complex
Guangzhou, China
96380,639
20171–4 Jun 2017China Import and Export Fair Complex
Guangzhou, China
——
201421–24 May 2014China Import and Export Fair Complex
Guangzhou, China
——
201329 May – 1 Jun 2013China Import and Export Fair Complex
Guangzhou, China
——
201228–31 May 2012China Import and Export Fair Complex
Guangzhou, China
——
201123–29 May 2011Pazhou Complex
Guangzhou, China
——

Past editions from the bvents archive (2008–2019) and organiser figures where they were published.

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