China-focused trade shows in New Zealand: where NZCPE fits
Most NZ trade shows mix dozens of countries. NZCPE is the one built entirely around China trade — six years running, hosted by MOFCOM, backed by 16 NZ chambers.
Read more →Announcements from the organisers, post-event reviews, and quarterly trade insights from across the China–NZ corridor.
Most NZ trade shows mix dozens of countries. NZCPE is the one built entirely around China trade — six years running, hosted by MOFCOM, backed by 16 NZ chambers.
Read more →How to source products from vetted Chinese manufacturers without an ongoing agent fee or unverified marketplace risk — and what NZCPE's free buyer pass includes.
Read more →What the China–NZ Free Trade Agreement means in practice, and how NZCPE exhibitors get 12 months of on-the-ground support after the show closes.
Read more →Dumpling making, calligraphy, cultural shows and free tastings — NZCPE 2026's Family Day is free entry for the public, no ticket required.
Read more →Previous editions were held at Auckland Showgrounds. For 2026, the expo moves to the New Zealand International Convention Centre in the Auckland CBD.
Read more →Applications opened May 2026. Final applications close 30 September, with booth allocation confirmed 15 October — apply early for prime placement.
Read more →The 2025 edition generated RMB 20 million in on-site transactions and RMB 70 million in signed intent contracts across three days at NZICC.
Read more →Chinese Ambassador Wang Xiaolong, NZ Minister Paul Goldsmith, and Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown headlined the opening ceremony.
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