Meet WONDERFUL® At THE 140th CANTON FAIR in GUANGZHOU
Oct 08, 2026
We are exhibiting at THE 140th CANTON FAIR in GUANGZHOU, 10.23 FRI - 10.27 TUE, at Area A - Kitchenware & Tableware, booth 4.2 J15-17. Importers, wholesalers and private-label buyers sourcing kitchenware and tableware are welcome at our stand. Come with your range plan and your open questions; our team is at the booth for the full run of the show.
by Wonderful Household Editorial Team
Where and When Can You Find Us?
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Show | THE 140th CANTON FAIR |
| Area | Area A - Kitchenware & Tableware |
| Booth | 4.2 J15-17 |
| Dates | 10.23 FRI - 10.27 TUE |
| City | GUANGZHOU |
| Brand at the stand | WONDERFUL® |
The booth sits in the Kitchenware & Tableware area, which is where most buyers sourcing cooking, serving and tabletop items will already be spending their time. If you are planning your route around the show, the stand is easy to fold into a normal walk of Area A rather than a separate trip, and our team is on site for the full run of the show rather than for a single day.
Why Is Meeting at the Fair Worth Your Trip?
A sourcing trip compresses weeks of correspondence into a few days. Questions that take a week to resolve by email? how a finish actually reads on a sample, whether a rim height suits the way your customers serve, how a carton is built for a particular retail channel? are usually settled in one conversation when the pieces are on the table in front of both sides.
The second gain is the people. The team you meet at the stand is the team that will handle your account after the order is placed. Buyers who have shaken hands with the person answering their emails tend to find the whole order process shorter, because escalation stops being a mystery and starts being a phone call.
There is also a comparison benefit that is hard to reproduce remotely. You can put the same question to several suppliers in the same afternoon, while the answers are still fresh, and then judge which of them understood the brief rather than which of them wrote the longest reply. For buyers building a new category or moving a programme to a new supplier, that side-by-side view is often the single most useful thing a show delivers.
What Can Be Settled at the Booth?
The stand is set up for specification conversations rather than catalogue browsing. Buyers generally come to settle some combination of the following:
- Item types and how they fit your range. What belongs in the assortment you are building, and what does not.
- Specification detail. Size, thickness or rim height, edge profile, finish tone and surface treatment? the decisions that are easiest to make with the piece in your hand.
- Branding and marking. Where a mark sits on an item, how it reads on the material, and what artwork is needed before sampling.
- Packing and channel requirements. Retail sleeves, gift boxes, export cartons, labelling and barcode requirements, and how the packing is designed around your pallet or container plan.
- Sampling and approval. How the reference sample is produced, what it is checked against, and the sequence that leads to bulk production.
- Documentation and testing questions. Which files can be provided for your market from existing records, and which have to be arranged for the order.
- Account handling. Who owns your programme, who you contact first, and how changes are managed once production is running.
If your interest is in boards, a conversation can start from a wood cutting board set as one retail unit or from single boards for a food-service programme. On the serving side, an acacia wood serving tray or a wooden serving tray with handles will usually raise the same set of questions about rim height, handle style and carton design. The wider wood kitchenware range can be reviewed before you travel, so the meeting can start at the specification rather than at the category.
What Should You Bring to the Conversation?
The more of your own plan you bring, the more useful the meeting is. Buyers who arrive prepared tend to leave with fewer open items and a shorter follow-up list.
- Your range plan or target category. Bring the item types you are sourcing and where they sit in your assortment, so the conversation can start at the right point rather than at the catalogue.
- Your market and channel. Retail, food service and wholesale programmes are specified differently, and knowing the destination market shapes what can be proposed.
- Your open specification questions. Sizes, finishes, edge profiles, branding and packing are all worth raising face to face, because the answers usually depend on the combination rather than on any single choice.
- Your packaging and labelling requirements. If your channel needs a particular pack format, artwork or barcode arrangement, raise it while the specification is still open rather than after production has been scheduled.
- A reference to what you sell now. A photograph, a sample or a listing of your current best sellers gives the conversation a baseline, and it usually shortens the discussion about positioning.
- Your diary. If you are only in GUANGZHOU for part of the show, say which days suit you so the schedule can be planned around your visit.
How Should You Plan Your Visit?
Our team is at the stand for the full run of the show, 10.23 FRI? 10.27 TUE, so an early-week or a late-week slot can both be arranged. If your schedule is tight, message us before you travel and we will set aside time for you; you do not need an appointment simply to visit the stand.
Two small practical points help. First, decide before you travel who needs to be in the meeting? if the specification and the commercial decision sit with two people, bring both, since a proposal reviewed by one of them usually comes back with questions. Second, allow a little more time than the meeting needs. Specification conversations often turn on a detail that only emerges when a sample is passed across the table, and that is time well spent compared with a second round of email afterwards.
If you would rather talk early in the week than late, or the other way round, mention it when you get in touch and we will plan around your diary.
What Should You Prepare Before You Travel?
Preparation for a show is mostly about narrowing what you need to decide on site. Three things are worth doing in advance.
Review the range in our wood kitchenware range, and make a short list of the items you want to discuss. A list of five items produces a much better meeting than a general request to see everything.
Write down the questions you would normally send by email. Sampling, specification, packing and account handling are all easier to answer in person, and a written list keeps the meeting focused when there are several people on both sides of the table.
Agree internally what a good outcome looks like. Some buyers come to shortlist, some come to confirm a specification, and some come to meet the team before placing a first order. Knowing which of those you are doing changes the questions you ask, and it makes the follow-up after the show much clearer.
Also note the booth number before you arrive. Our stand is WONDERFUL庐, Area A? Kitchenware & Tableware, booth 4.2 J15-17, GUANGZHOU.
What Happens After the Show?
Follow-up starts from the notes taken at the stand rather than from memory. After the show our team writes up the specification points that were agreed, sends any material or reference documentation you asked for, and confirms what still has to be settled before a quotation can be issued.
Where a sample is the next step, the sequence is confirmed with you in writing: what the reference sample will cover, what it will be checked against, and what you need to approve before bulk production can start. Where documentation is the next step, we confirm which files can be provided from existing records for your market and which have to be arranged for the order, so nothing is left as an assumption.
Pricing, order quantity and lead time are confirmed per order and in writing, because all three depend on the specification, the packing and the volume you settle on. Buyers who leave the stand with a clear list of open points usually receive a faster and more accurate answer than those who leave a general request to be in touch.
What Do Buyers Ask Most Often?
Where is the stand located?
Area A - Kitchenware & Tableware, booth 4.2 J15-17, in GUANGZHOU. The stand trades under the brand WONDERFUL®.
What are the show dates?
THE 140th CANTON FAIR runs 10.23 FRI - 10.27 TUE. Our team is at the booth for the full run of the show.
Do we need to book a meeting in advance?
No. You are welcome to visit the stand during the show. If your schedule is tight, message us before you travel and we will set aside a slot for you.
Who should attend from our company?
The people who own the specification and the commercial decision. Buyers who come with a range plan, a destination market and their open questions get the most out of the meeting.
What can we expect to discuss?
What can be done for your programme and what needs to be confirmed per order, covering item types, specification, sampling, packing and account handling. Bring the questions you normally send by email.
Does Wonderful Household follow up after the show?
Yes. Our team writes up the specification points agreed at the stand, sends any documentation you requested, and confirms in writing what still has to be settled. The follow-up is based on the notes from the meeting, so bring your open questions rather than a general request.
Can Wonderful Household confirm pricing and lead time at the show?
Specification and packing can be discussed and narrowed at the stand. Pricing, order quantity and lead time are confirmed per order and in writing afterwards, because all three depend on the decisions you make. That keeps the written quotation aligned with the product you actually order.
How do we contact you before the show?
Through our official website. Our team will confirm the details with you before you travel.
What Should You Do Next?
The 140th Canton Fair runs 10.23 FRI - 10.27 TUE at Area A - Kitchenware & Tableware, GUANGZHOU. Our booth is WONDERFUL®, 4.2 J15-17. Message us through our official website before you travel if you would like a slot held, and bring your range plan and open questions with you.
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About the Manufacturer
Jiangxi Wonderful Household Co., Ltd. was established in 1989 in Wuyuan, Jiangxi Province, and manufactures solid wood and wood-fiber composite kitchenware and tableware for importers, wholesalers and private-label buyers. The company employs more than 700 people, produces around 30 million pieces a year, and exports to more than 50 countries, supplying international retail and food-service programmes. Compliance documentation covers FDA, LFGB, FSC and EUDR, and testing can be arranged for your order where your market requires reports. Visitors can reach the team at the booth WONDERFUL®, Area A - Kitchenware & Tableware, 4.2 J15-17, GUANGZHOU.
by Wonderful Household Editorial Team