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Hong Kong International Lighting Fair Offers Products, Symposiums

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HONG KONG – More than 950 exhibitors from around the world gathered April 6-9 for the fourth edition of the HKTDC Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Spring Edition) at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Seminars focused on trends in LED lighting, and new regulations and standards in lighting products, as well as buyer forums on doing business in the Middle East and Russia.

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HONG KONG – More than 950 exhibitors from around the world took part in the fourth edition of the HKTDC Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Spring Edition), which ran April 6-9 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Exhibitors origins include the Chinese mainland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Korea, the Netherlands, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, the United States and, for the first time, Vietnam.

Fair highlights include three new dedicated product zones for easier sourcing: the Hall of Aurora, spotlighting quality brand products, the Hall of LED, and the World of Crystal Chandeliers.

There were 93 exhibitors showcasing their high-end offerings at the Hall of Aurora, while The Hall of LED had 512 exhibitors featuring the latest developments in LED indoor and outdoor lighting, LED display panels and LED parts, accessories and components.

Other fair areas featured commercial, decorative and green lighting, lighting accessories, parts and components, technical and outdoor lighting, trade services and publications.

A symposium gathered international experts to discuss the latest trends in LED lighting. Another
seminar focused on new regulations and standards in lighting products, as well as buyer forums offering the latest intelligence on doing business in the Middle East and Russia.

Last year, Hong Kong exported HK$9.8 billion worth of lighting products, up two per cent over 2010. Its top export markets by ranking were the US, the mainland, Japan, Germany and France.