Canton Fair Phase 1 Preview: Agricultural Film at Yinfeng Plastic Booth 1.1I36

2026-10-14

Canton Fair 2026 · Phase 1 · New Materials & Chemicals

Canton Fair Phase 1 Preview: Agricultural Film on Show at Yinfeng Plastic, Booth 1.1I36

Yinfeng Plastic exhibits at the 140th Canton Fair in Guangzhou from October 15 to 19, 2026, in the New Materials & Chemicals hall. We are bringing the film families we run every day on our own extrusion lines — PO and PE greenhouse film, four-colour mulch film and tunnel film — with specification sheets, thickness samples and light-transmission data you can check at the booth.

📍 Phase 1 · Oct 15–19, 2026 📍 Booth 1.1I36 · New Materials & Chemicals 🏭 Factory-direct 📊 90% light transmission

140thCanton Fair · Autumn 2026

1.1I36Our Phase 1 booth

100–200Thickness range in mic

55,000+Tonnes a year, 5 lines

What Will Be on the Stand at 1.1I36

Four product families occupy the booth, each backed by production we can quote the same day. Bring your crop, your width and your annual volume — that is enough for us to work out a specification and a price on paper before you leave.

Product	Thickness	Light transmission	Typical use	Service life
PO greenhouse film	100–200 mic	90%	Tomato, cucumber, berry, flower tunnels	3–5 years
PE greenhouse film	100–200 mic	90%	Single-season tunnels, nursery houses	1–2 years
Mulch film (black, silver-black, black-white, clear)	by crop	—	Row covers, weed and moisture control	One or more seasons
Tunnel film	by application	90%	Low and walk-in tunnels	1–2 years

PO or PE: Bring This Question First

The most common conversation at an agricultural film booth is PO versus PE, because it decides both the price and the service life. Our short answer: PO film is the choice when you want a structure to stay up for three to five years; PE film is the right economics for single-season houses and nurseries. The full comparison — co-extrusion layers, UV package, cost per season — is in our PO film vs PE film guide.

At the booth we do not just show brochures. We put film samples side by side so you can compare haze, surface finish and how the film behaves when it is folded and pulled — the three things photographs never show.

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Black mulch film

The default for row crops that need weed suppression and moderate soil warming.

Vegetable rowsStandard

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Silver-black mulch film

Reflective face repels aphids and thrips in hot climates and cuts irrigation pressure.

Hot climatesPest control

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Black-white mulch film

White ground face cools the soil while the black side suppresses weeds.

Warm soilDual face

Who We Expect to Meet at Phase 1

Our Phase 1 stand is aimed at buyers who order film by the container rather than by the roll: greenhouse contractors and installers, importers and distributors, and procurement teams for farming groups. If you import regularly, ask for the factory-direct catalogue at the booth — it lists the full range with dimensions and packed quantities.

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Growers & contractors

PO 100–200 micUV package

Long service life and consistent thickness across the roll matter more than unit price.

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Importers & distributors

Private labelPacked quantities

Stable lead time and repeatable batch specs are what protect your shelf reputation.

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Farming groups

Bulk programmeField support

We plan production slots around planting windows so deliveries land before the season.

Four Questions to Have Ready Before You Walk Up

Most buyers get a useful answer in three minutes if they arrive with these four items. Anything less and the conversation becomes a brochure exchange.

Step 1

Width and thickness in mm and mic

Step 2

Crop, climate and service life needed

Step 3

Annual volume in tonnes or containers

Step 4

Destination port and certification needs

Bring a roll sample or a photo of your current film. If the film you use now has a problem — haze, tearing along the seam, uneven thickness — we can usually reproduce the construction and fix it in one conversation.

Commercial Terms We Quote on the Spot

Yinfeng Plastic has run its own extrusion lines since 1994. Five lines, 55,000+ tonnes a year and a 72,000 m² plant mean the numbers you get at the booth come from production, not from a purchasing desk. Here is what we can confirm at Phase 1:

Item	Yinfeng Plastic term
Minimum order quantity	1,000 kg
Lead time	30+ days from order confirmation
Samples	Free samples — tell us the spec at the booth and we arrange dispatch
Thickness range	100–200 mic
Light transmission	90%
Service temperature range	−40°C to +60°C
Certification	SGS-backed testing; recognised by ExxonMobil Chemical as a China Strategic Partner; provincial high-tech enterprise
Company scale	500+ employees, 95+ technicians, shipping to 100+ countries

Book a Meeting Instead of Walking In

Booths get crowded in the middle of the week. If you want an unhurried technical conversation with our production team, send us a message before the fair and we will hold a time slot at Booth 1.1I36. Bring your specification and we will quote against it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are you exhibiting in all three phases?

We exhibit in two phases only. Phase 1 runs October 15–19 (Booth 1.1I36, New Materials & Chemicals) and Phase 2 runs October 23–27 (Booth 16.4D32, Houseware). Changeover days are October 20–22 and October 28–30; we are not in Phase 3.

What is the minimum order quantity?

1,000 kg. It applies to film orders as standard, so trial and repeat business both start from the same clear baseline.

How long does delivery take?

30+ days from order confirmation. If you tell us your planting or shipping window at the booth, we will confirm whether your dates can be met before you order.

Can you send samples after the fair?

Yes. Free samples can be dispatched to your address. Bring your width, thickness and crop at the booth, or send the specification and we will arrange them.

Do you supply film for a specific crop or climate?

We supply film for greenhouse vegetables, berries, flowers, nurseries and tunnel crops across temperate, tropical, arid and coastal climates. Bring your location and season and we will match the film to it.