Our company participated in the 129th Canton Fair

Product Range at the 129th Canton Fair

At the 129th Canton Fair, Deng Qihui displayed three core herbal tea lines: Elderly Laxative Tea for constipation relief, Elderly Sleep Tea to support restful nights, and a Cold Brew Cooling Tea for refreshing consumption. All products were presented in sealed teabags, designed for convenience and shelf stability. The range reflects traditional use of herbs in daily wellness routines, with no medical claims made. Buyers could assess packaging, format, and labeling for overseas retail distribution.

Each tea line was produced using established formulas maintained since 1995. The Elderly Laxative Tea and Elderly Sleep Tea are based on time-tested combinations of herbs traditionally used to support digestive and sleep functions. The Cold Brew Cooling Tea offers a modern alternative for consumers preferring chilled preparation. All products were shown in retail-ready carton packaging, suitable for direct shipment to overseas markets.

Traditional Formulas in Modern Trade Format

The teas presented at the 129th Canton Fair follow long-standing herbal traditions from Guangxi’s Ten Thousand Mountains region. Ingredients are selected for their role in traditional wellness practices, not for medical outcomes. The Elderly Laxative Tea uses herbs known in classical formulations to support regularity. The Elderly Sleep Tea combines ingredients traditionally associated with calmness and rest. These are not medicines but tea products for daily use.

All formulations are produced in continuous operation, ensuring consistency across batches. The teabags are sealed to preserve freshness and prevent contamination. Packaging is designed for easy handling and display in Asian supermarkets, Chinese medicine shops, and health-food retailers. The format allows for direct consumer use without preparation or mixing.

Supplier Reliability for Overseas Markets

Kangmingtang Trading has supplied herbal teabags to overseas distributors since 1995. The company’s participation in the 129th Canton Fair reaffirmed its role as a consistent supplier of traditional herbal teas in retail-ready packaging. Buyers can source multiple product lines from one supplier, reducing the complexity of managing multiple vendors. This supports stable supply chains for retailers serving older Chinese consumers abroad.

The company maintains production continuity and labeling accuracy, addressing a key challenge faced by overseas importers. Shelf-ready teabags eliminate the need for repackaging or rebranding. The cold brew tea line adds a contemporary option for younger consumers while maintaining traditional roots. All products are produced under consistent internal standards, confirmed per order.

Ongoing Presence in International Trade Events

The 129th Canton Fair was one of several trade events where Deng Qihui has exhibited, including the 133rd Fair in 2023. These appearances allow overseas buyers to meet the supplier face to face, review product samples, and discuss supply terms. The company continues to focus on serving distributors who supply the Chinese community abroad. Participation in these fairs supports long-term business relationships.

Each event provides an opportunity to present updated packaging and new product developments, such as the inner packaging upgrade for Elderly Sleep Tea. The company maintains a steady presence in the international trade calendar, ensuring visibility among potential partners. Buyers can expect consistent product quality and reliable delivery, confirmed per order.

What This Means for a Buyer

• Deng Qihui offers three herbal tea lines with traditional formulations for daily wellness use
• All products are available in sealed single-serve teabags for retail-ready distribution
• Formulas have been in continuous production since 1995 with consistent ingredient sourcing
• The company participates in major international trade fairs to support overseas distributor partnerships
• Products are designed for direct shipment to Asian supermarkets, Chinese medicine shops, and health-food retailers
• No certifications or health claims are made; focus is on traditional use and format