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Visiting the International Port to Seek Growth Partners for Maternity and Infant Brands
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Visiting the International Port to Seek Growth Partners for Maternity and Infant Brands

2025-12-11

Partnering with Chanba, Shaping the Future

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To explore cooperation and development opportunities for local enterprises, the Xi'an Sub-Council of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade recently organized a delegation of company representatives for a field visit to the Xi'an Chanba International Port. As a foreign trade enterprise specializing in maternal, infant, and child hygiene products, our company actively participated in this visit, aiming to gain firsthand insight into regional development trends and establish connections with various partners.

 This visit emphasized practical exchange and on-site experience. We not only toured the port area's modern commercial and office environments but also experienced its vibrant business ecosystem firsthand. During the subsequent discussion, we engaged in candid conversations with officials from relevant departments of the port area regarding key regional development priorities and industrial support services. For a brand like ours, committed to bringing high-quality products such as diapers and sanitary napkins to broader markets, understanding the operational models and support policies of an open platform is crucial.

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For our company, the core takeaway from this visit is "connection." The Chanba International Port brings together diverse business resources and international service channels, providing us with a valuable platform to closely engage with potential partners and observe market trends. We believe that maintaining communication with such an open platform will help us more accurately grasp market demands and inject new ideas into our brand development.

Moving forward, we will continue to pay close attention to such practical activities, actively integrate into the local business ecosystem, and remain dedicated to ensuring our products better serve families worldwide.

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