This document serves as the internal team decision draft for the 2026 Xiamen Edible Mushroom Expo, specifying that the event will shift away from traditional exhibition models to transform into an integrated solution platform focused on deal-making, problem-solving, and industrial execution.
Facing new shifts in the industry environment and market logic, the 2026 Xiamen Edible Fungi Industry Chain Innovation Expo has undergone a comprehensive strategic upgrade, cutting redundant agendas and focusing on precise matchmaking and pragmatic execution to build a solid service platform for full-industry-chain integrated solutions.
The multilingual global promotion for the 2026 Edible Mushroom Industry Chain (Xiamen) Innovation Expo has achieved remarkable results, exceeding 50 million overseas impressions and attracting over 500 professional visitors from 84 countries and regions for pre-registration.
The 2026 China International Mushroom Days will be held in Xiamen on September 20–22, 2026, building a result-oriented platform for the edible and medicinal fungi industry chain.
An in-depth analysis of the mushroom industry's 20% annual growth driven by three engines, four tech breakthroughs, five trade opportunities, and highlights of the 2025 Edible Fungi Expo.
Table of Contents
Mushroom Cultivation: Technology and Sustainability
Mushroom Powder Production Technology and Core Equipment
Global Market Trends: Demand Across Six Continents
On December 15, British influencer Ethan arrived in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan from Shanghai, embarking on his first trip to Yunnan to discover the rare wild edible mushroom—the black boletus—and experiencing China's advanced agricultural technology.
In recent years, the global mushroom industry has embraced unprecedented development opportunities, exhibiting explosive growth, with China holding a pivotal position as the world's largest producer and consumer of edible fungi.
At this conference, we will work together to create a new interactive platform of "government, industry, academia, research, application and retail" to achieve the sharing of information and resources across industries and sectors with edible fungi as the core and link.
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Edible Fungi Chamber,CFNA
The Edible Fungi and Products Branch of China Chamber of Commerce of Food, Native Produce and Animal Products is affiliated to China Chamber of Commerce of Food, Native Produce and Animal Products. It is mainly responsible for the coordination, service, promotion and protection of the national edible fungi import and export trade business. It has more than 100 large-scale backbone member companies engaged in edible fungi production, processing, circulation and trade in China.
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