Intelligent Protection for a New Industrial Ecosystem; Safety Safeguards for a New Journey — The 110th China International Occupational Safety & Health Goods Expo Grandly Opens in Shanghai

On April 7, 2026, the 110th China International Occupational Safety & Health Goods Expo (CIOSH) held its grand opening ceremony at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre. As Asia’s leading and longest-standing industry event dedicated to occupational safety and health protection, this year's expo centers on technological empowerment, comprehensive supply-chain protection, and green, healthy solutions. It brings together industry leaders from around the globe to discuss the future of industrial upgrading and the safeguarding of worker safety.
Spanning an exhibition area of 80,000 square meters, the expo utilizes seven major halls (E1–E7) and has attracted over 1,600 high-quality exhibitors from both domestic and international markets, with the number of professional visitors expected to exceed 50,000. Renowned international brands—such as 3M, Honeywell, DuPont, Ansell, and MSA—are exhibiting alongside leading domestic enterprises—including Chaomei, Xingyu, and Henghui Safety. Together, they are showcasing a comprehensive range of occupational safety products, covering head protection, respiratory protection, eye and face protection, hearing protection, protective clothing, fall protection equipment, emergency rescue gear, and intelligent safety devices.
Closely aligned with current industry trends, the expo highlights cutting-edge technological achievements such as smart wearables, lightweight new materials, exoskeleton-assisted systems, and AI-driven safety monitoring. The venue features highly interactive zones—including a "Safety Theme Show," live fall-protection demonstrations, and an "Exoskeleton Experience Zone"—allowing professional visitors to intuitively experience the comfort and technological prowess of next-generation protective equipment. Running concurrently with the exhibition are over 20 specialized events—including forums on safety production and sustainable development, industry standard interpretation sessions, and new product launch ceremonies—creating a one-stop platform for technical exchange, business matchmaking, and brand promotion.

The expo covers a wide spectrum of high-risk and public-welfare sectors—including construction, energy, chemicals, manufacturing, logistics, and emergency rescue. It has attracted buyers, distributors, and safety management professionals from over 30 provinces and municipalities across China, as well as from more than 40 countries and regions worldwide, to engage in business negotiations. By effectively bridging the upstream and downstream segments of the industrial supply chain, the event empowers enterprises to expand their reach within both domestic and international markets. Since its inception in 1966, the China International Labor Protection Products Trade Fair has served as a key barometer for the development of China's labor protection industry and a vital platform for exchange. Situated within this new phase of development, the current Shanghai Labor Protection Fair—distinguished by higher standards, a more comprehensive range of product categories, and a heightened technological focus—aims to drive the safety and protection industry toward an upgrade characterized by intelligence, lightweight design, eco-friendliness, and internationalization. In doing so, it injects powerful momentum into the mission of safeguarding the occupational health of millions of workers and fortifying the defenses of workplace safety.






