The 2025 China International Supply Chain Expo concluded with a powerful emphasis on cross-border collaboration, as industry leaders outlined transformative approaches to global trade networks. Representatives from Tengden Technology, the U.S. Soybean Export Council, and the Serbian Chamber of Commerce headlined the final day's discussions, spotlighting innovations in AI-driven logistics, sustainable agriculture, and Eurasian trade connectivity.
"Our smart warehouse solutions reduced delivery times by 40% across Southeast Asia," said Tengden's Chief Operations Officer during a panel on tech integration. The U.S. Soybean Export Council revealed new blockchain tracking systems for agricultural shipments, while Serbian delegates announced a rail corridor initiative linking Mediterranean ports to Central Asian markets.
"This expo proves supply chains aren't just pipelines—they're bridges between economies," remarked a Serbian Chamber of Commerce representative.
Now in its third year, the Beijing-hosted event attracted 1,200 exhibitors from 54 countries and regions, underscoring Asia's growing role in reshaping global commerce patterns. Analysts noted increased participation from Belt and Road partner nations, particularly in energy transition infrastructure projects.
