What changed
Chongzuo opened a promotional and sales event in Guangzhou on 27 October, bringing more than 100 agricultural, cultural and tourism products from Tiandeng, Longzhou, Ningming and Daxin counties to the Greater Bay Area.
Preliminary cooperation agreements worth 11.6 million yuan cover bulk agricultural sales, channel building and tourism customer referrals. Selected products will now enter a Guangdong regional cooperation centre and e-commerce platforms, while Chongzuo plans another exhibition in Jiangmen.
Why it matters
This turns a one-day showcase into a standing sales channel. Chongzuo’s farm products and cultural goods will remain available beyond the Guangzhou event, giving retailers, supply-chain companies, food businesses and consumers a regular route to products from the four participating counties.
Tourism is part of the same push. The event promoted routes linked to Huashan rock paintings and Detian Waterfall, alongside products such as buffalo-milk bird’s-nest porridge and border-themed cultural goods. The model joins shopping, distribution and travel referrals in one regional partnership.
The 11.6 million yuan figure represents preliminary cooperation intentions, not confirmed payments, deliveries or final bookings. The next practical test will be whether the new online and offline channels turn those intentions into repeat sales, followed by the Jiangmen exhibition.
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