China’s building material exports grew 13.5% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026, with high-end products such as ultra-thin glass recording export growth of over 30%. The green building materials sector also saw strong momentum, with revenue exceeding RMB 61 billion by the end of the quarter. As the industry transitions from “product exports” to “supply chain exports”, Guangzhou-based TUNBEE is reinforcing its one-stop service model to meet the evolving needs of international buyers acros

In the first quarter of 2026, China’s furniture industry exports reached US$17.445 billion, up 3.4% year-on-year. While the growth is moderate rather than explosive, it signals that incremental opportunities remain in the market. Against this backdrop, Guangzhou-based TUNBEE is expanding its sourcing and logistics capabilities to help international buyers navigate an increasingly complex global trade environment, with a particular focus on emerging markets along the “Belt and Road” routes.

The second phase of the 139th Canton Fair was held in Guangzhou from April 23 to 27, 2026, under the theme “Quality Home”. The exhibition covered 515,000 square meters with 25,000 booths, featuring three major sectors: building materials and furniture, household products, and gifts and decorations. Over 10,000 enterprises participated, including more than 3,100 high-quality suppliers. TUNBEE was actively present at the fair, engaging with international buyers and showcasing its one-stop sourcing

Effective April 1, 2026, China has canceled VAT export rebates for a range of building material products including cement, glass, ceramics, and stone. As a one-stop sourcing partner based in Guangzhou, TUNBEE is actively assisting international clients in adapting to the new policy landscape. The company is working closely with its network of verified factories to optimize cost structures and streamline supply chains, ensuring that overseas buyers continue to receive competitive pricing and rel