Chicago International Housewares Show

Chicago International Housewares Show
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Exhibition Location: Chicago International Convention Center<>
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Exhibition Overview:<>< br/>The Chicago International Housewares Exhibition is hosted by the National Household Products manufacturers Association and has been held annually since 1999. It has a long history. The exhibition has reached its peak in 2018. It is currently the largest and most effective household products exhibition in the United States and one of the most famous household products exhibitions in the world. The exhibition is mainly divided into: electronics and home health care; home furnishings, cleaning and furniture; kitchenware, tableware and accessories, home food, garden home and other exhibition areas. % of the top retailers in the United States send at least one person to attend the expo. Among the visitors, .% came from wholesalers and bulk buyers, and % came from retailers. The expo is only open to professional trade professionals and is one of the most influential household products exhibitions in the world. In last year's exhibition, there were 10 companies from 10 countries participating in the exhibition. The exhibition area was about 10,000 square meters. There were 100 American domestic buyers and 100 overseas buyers from 10 countries. 10% of the buyers were general managers or had the ability to make direct decisions. Quan's senior purchasing representative. <>
Exhibitors come from many countries. Among them, Dajia, an international exhibitor, has attracted nearly 10,000 professional visitors from all over the world, including many professional buyers from South America, North America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. . <>
Market Background<>
The current market demand for daily consumer goods in the United States is still strong. The United States is the world's largest consumer goods market, with imports exceeding one trillion U.S. dollars every year. Traditional consumer goods are in high demand among ordinary Americans. The middle class, which accounts for the largest percentage of the U.S. population, has an average annual income of more than 10,000 US dollars and has a strong sense of consumption and generally consumes ahead of schedule; most Americans use ordinary daily necessities for no more than a year, preferring the new and hating the old, and pursuing fashion. At the same time, domestic labor costs are high in the United States. Traditional daily necessities are labor-intensive industries and have long been transferred to Asian countries such as China, Vietnam, and Malaysia. The industrial structure determines that the current situation that the United States mainly relies on imports for daily consumer goods will not fundamentally change.
Scope of exhibits
Household appliances: energy-saving appliances, vacuum cleaners, massagers, various household appliances, kitchen appliances, personal care appliances, air cleaners, pure water filters, etc.:
Cleaning supplies: Bathroom appliances, household cleaning appliances, household hardware, general household appliances, accessories, outdoor daily necessities, pet cleaning supplies, etc.:
Kitchen supplies: baking sheets, cooking utensils, tea sets, wine sets, tableware sets, bulk tableware, glass Appliances, kitchen tools and accessories, sideboard series, etc.:
Decoration supplies: fruit baskets, craft flowers/plants, bags, holiday gifts, Christmas gifts, electronic clocks, home textiles, lamps, lighting equipment, mirrors, outdoor Decorative supplies, art paintings, photo frames, incense series, metal decorations, crystal crafts, ceramics, carpets, willow products, glass decorations, etc.:
Gardening supplies: camping supplies, tree planting machinery, hardware garden decorations , garden supplies, gardening tools, barbecue supplies, sporting goods, water supplies, fishing gear, etc.: