Children-Baby-Maternity Expo Set New Record in 2011

The 11th edition of the Shanghai International Children-Baby-Maternity Industry Expo (CBME), organised by UBM China (Hangzhou), closed with record results at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC). The three-day exhibition covered some 80,500 square meters of exhibition space according to its organiser, while a record-breaking trade visitor crowd of 88,062 from 78 countries and regions were present. The show was held July 20-22.

UBM reported a total of 3,700 booths were sold to accommodate 1,043 exhibitors, which consisted of 1,564 brands. Around 470 brands were from overseas, and all together, products exhibited included those for new-born babies, children up to 16 years of age and expectant mothers including baby and maternity care products. 

The next edition of CBME will take place July 18-20 in Shanghai with an expected exhibitor crowd of 1,200 covering an estimated 103,500 square meters of exhibition space.

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