At International Trade Shows Since 2011

Make the Most of Your Jupeng Booth Visit

Tell us which fair you plan to visit and the drinkware you have in mind. Your contact can help prepare a model shortlist and discuss which samples will be available before you come.

At the booth, you can see the available models and talk through the capacity, lid, finish and logo idea with our team. A free digital mock-up on a selected model helps you review the branding before arranging a physical sample.

Bring your quantity, destination and the date you are working towards. We can compare the product and packing, identify existing reports for the chosen model and work through the quotation and shipping plan with you.

The same contact can follow up after the show, keeping the model, artwork, sample and packing details together. If you already use a forwarder in China, tell us so we can include that handover in the order plan.

The show that changed how we sell

Our international debut was the ASI Sourcing Meeting Fair in Chicago, 2011, and it was not a normal trade show. Instead of a hall full of booths, it runs as scheduled one-on-one meetings: ASI’s Asian supplier members on one side of the table, its US importer and distributor members on the other. Across those tables we met US promotional-products importers and distributors. Sitting opposite a buyer for a fixed thirty minutes, with nowhere to hide and nothing to do but answer questions properly, taught us how a buyer thinks about a supplier — what they need to hear early, what they worry about, what makes them come back. That has shaped how we handle an enquiry from anywhere since.

The longest thread runs through Hong Kong. We have exhibited at the HKTDC Hong Kong Stationery Fair every year from 2016 through 2025, where our student cups and school drinkware have been the consistent draw. Ten consecutive years at one show is not a marketing decision — it is what happens when the same buyers keep coming back to the same booth.

Cannot make a show? Come to the factory

A booth is a compressed version of a factory visit, and the factory visit is better if you can spare the day. We are in Yongkang, Zhejiang — about three hours by road from Ningbo port and roughly two hours from Hangzhou airport, which makes us a realistic side trip from either. You would see eight workshops covering the full process: vacuum liner production, injection moulding, spray painting, laser marking, printing, assembly, inspection and packing. Most buyers ask to see the inspection bench, and that is the right instinct.