Beijing: The 4th China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE), held from June 22-26, 2026, at the China International Exhibition Center in the Shunyi District of Beijing, was a resounding success, attracting 676 organizations and agencies from 85 countries, regions, and international organizations. A landmark feature of this year's event was the inaugural launch of the "Ecological Low-Carbon Community" innovation, signaling a significant commitment by major businesses to the circular economy and sustainable reform of environmentally friendly green supply chains on an international scale.
According to Thai News Agency, China Resources Group (CR Group), a prominent conglomerate ranked 67th on the 2026 Fortune Global 500 list, made a substantial impact with its large-scale exhibition, themed "Green Connecting, Building the Future Together." The group, which includes 24 subsidiaries, presented its achievements in environmental transformation, circular economy development, and the creation of sustainable supply chains both domestically and globally. Their exhibition space, spanning over 1,325 square meters, was the largest independent booth at the event.
This year's exhibition introduced a new format under the concept of "1+7," which divides the main structure into "Group Management Chain," showcasing the vision and strategic design for developing global supply chain systems, alongside seven key "Thematic Chains" designed to elevate all business sectors towards sustainability.
The specific supply chain innovations showcased included green and low-carbon development initiatives in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area; the use of digital technology and artificial intelligence (AI) to promote a carbon-zero future through clean energy supply chains, including wind, solar, and energy storage systems; and smart housing innovations within urban ecosystems to enhance citizens' quality of life. Other innovations highlighted low-carbon production processes and green electricity usage in the consumption sector; integrated planning for the healthcare industry structure; the application of advanced technologies in manufacturing to reduce carbon emissions; and the strengthening of ecological services with environmentally friendly smart digital systems across the network.
Over the years, sustained efforts in green supply chain initiatives have yielded significant results in environmental, economic, and social areas. Currently, more than 270,000 organizations and companies worldwide participate in this business ecosystem, with over 2,600 international partners. This network serves as a crucial mechanism for sharing resources and fostering collaboration on innovation with global partners, driving a tangible transition to low-carbon supply chains on the global stage.