Yuyao Fur Expo Concludes With Remarkable Success, Highlighting Industry Innovation And Sustainable Development

The 2025 China (Yuyao) International Fur Fashion Expo, held from August 8 to 10 in Yuyao, Zhejiang Province, concluded with significant achievements, showcasing the fur industry's resilience and innovation. The event attracted over 60 domestic and international enterprises, with participation reaching a record high.

Expo Highlights and Economic Impact

The three-day exhibition saw robust transactions, with 28,000 fur garments sold,
generating ¥150 million (approximately $20.7 million) in sales. The expo featured a diverse range of activities, including trend releases, brand displays, and supply chain negotiations. Notably, the event emphasized sustainable practices and technological integration, aligning with global demands for eco-friendly fashion.

Global Collaboration and Green Initiatives

The expo served as a platform for international cooperation. Key agreements were signed, including:

A partnership between China (Yuyao) Fur Expo and KPHG FUR for long-term strategic collaboration.

A sustainability pact with the International Fur Association to promote green production and circular economy practices.
These initiatives underscore Yuyao's commitment to leading the fur industry toward a more sustainable and globally connected future.

Yuyao's Role in the Global Fur Industry

As one of the world's largest mink garment production bases, Yuyao has built a comprehensive industrial ecosystem spanning raw material processing, creative design, and smart manufacturing. Its products are exported to over 30 countries, including the U.S. and European markets. The city's fur industry, valued at ¥18 billion in 2024, is projected to grow to ¥50 billion by 2030, driven by digital transformation and AI-assisted design.