10.14 / 2026

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. ProductThicknessLight transmissionTypical useService life PO greenhouse film100–200 mic90%Tomato, cucumber, berry, flower tunnels3–5 years PE greenhouse film100–200 mic90%Single-season tunnels, nursery...

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10.12 / 2026

Canton Fair 2026 · Changeover days · Buyer planning Canton Fair Changeover Days: How to Plan Two Phases in One Trip The autumn Canton Fair is not one continuous event. Phase 1 closes on October 19 and Phase 2 opens on October 23, with the halls shut from October 20 to 22 while the site is rebuilt. Buyers who do not plan around that gap either fly home early or arrive when there is nothing to see. This is how to use it instead. 📆 Phase 1 ends Oct 19 🚫 Halls closed Oct 20–22 📆 Phase 2 opens Oct 23 🏭 Factory visits fit the gap 3Days between phases 2Phases we exhibit in 1.1I36Phase 1 booth 16.4D32Phase 2 booth What a Changeover Day Actually Means On October 20 the halls are still full of stands — and closed to visitors. Exhibitors dismantle, the floor is stripped, and the Phase 2 layout goes up. The same thing happens again from October 28 to 30 before Phase 3. Arriving during a changeover with a meeting booked is the single most common scheduling mistake first-time visitors make. Both changeover windows are published in advance, so the practical question is not whether the...

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10.11 / 2026

Buyer Guide · Home & Retail Packaging Mattress Bags and Furniture Film for Q4: Get Peak-Season Protection Lined Up Now From Black Friday through New Year, mattresses and furniture move faster, travel farther, and sit in colder warehouses than at any other time of year — and the packaging program that carried summer volumes quietly becomes the bottleneck. Retailers who sort bags, film and printed sizing in October run a calm peak season. Those who wait discover the gap in mid-November, when every supplier is quoting 30+ day lead times against a deadline. This is the October checklist. 🛏️ Twin → Cal King programs 📦 Warehouse-grade thickness 🖨️ OEM printed size marks 🗓️ Order now, land before peak 6Standard mattress sizes 100–200Mic thickness range 1,000 kgMOQ per specification 30+Days lead time What this guide covers Why Q4 breaks packagingVolume, cold-chain storage and double-handling all spike at once The mattress bag programSizes, thickness and printed marks that survive peak-season warehousing Beyond mattressesPallet covers and furniture film for mixed loads in winter transit October ordering mathHow 30+ day lead times line up against Black Friday (Nov 27) and December Why Q4 Is the Hardest Season on Packaging Peak season does not challenge...

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10.10 / 2026

Market Guide · Central Asia Greenhouse Film for Central Asia: Specifying PO Film for Autumn Install and Hard Winters Across Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and the wider Central Asian greenhouse belt, autumn is when houses get covered — and the film choices made in these weeks are tested by some of the harshest winter conditions commercial growing faces anywhere: continental cold that swings far below zero, short low-angle winter days, and spring winds that find every installation fault. A film specified for Western Europe will not answer the same questions here. This guide covers the four specs that matter in a Central Asian winter. 🇺🇿 Uzbekistan & the region ❄️ −40~+60°C service range ☀️ 90% light transmission 📅 3–5 year PO service life −40°CRated low end of service range 90%Light transmission, PO film 3–5Years PO film service life 30+Days production lead time The four winter questions Cold flexWill the film survive −25°C nights without stiffening toward brittleness? Winter lightHow much of the short December day actually reaches the crop? Width & seamingCan the house be covered in full-width panels, or will seams face the wind? Multi-season economicsWhat does a 3–5 year film change in the replacement budget? Why the Autumn Window Decides...

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10.09 / 2026

Technical Guide · Greenhouse Film Greenhouse Film Replacement Before Winter: When PO Film Pays Off Every autumn, growers face the same call: stretch last season’s film through one more winter, or replace it now while the weather still allows a clean installation. The wrong call costs either a mid-winter tear at the worst possible moment, or money spent on film that had seasons left in it. Here is how to make that call with five field checks — and why growers who replan on a 3–5 year cycle keep choosing PO film. 🍂 Autumn install window ☀️ 90% light transmission ❄️ −40~+60°C rated 📅 3–5 year PO service life 3–5Years PO film service life 90%Light transmission, new PO film 100–200Mic thickness range 30+Days production lead time What this guide covers Why autumnThe last window when temperatures, wind and daylight make film replacement safe and cheap Five field checksSimple tests that tell you whether the old film survives another winter Replace or stretchA decision table matching film condition to crop risk The PO alternativeWhy a 3–5 year film changes the whole replacement rhythm Why Autumn Is the Decision Point, Not Winter Film replacement is a weather job. The film has to...

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09.29 / 2026

Mulch Film · End-of-Season Guide Mulch Film Removal and Recycling: What Buyers Need to Plan For Most buyers plan the laying of mulch film down to the day — and plan the end of it not at all. Yet the season’s last act decides two things: how much of the film’s recycling value survives, and how much plastic stays in your soil. This guide covers when to lift the film, why whole rolls earn more than shredded flakes, how to handle biodegradable film, and how to schedule next season’s order backwards from removal. ⏰ Removal timing ♻️ Rolls vs flakes 🌱 Biodegradable boundary 📅 Next-season planning At a glance Lift the film while it is still intact — after harvest, before UV embrittlement turns it into field litter. Work in half-dry weather: too wet and the film carries tons of soil; too cold and it snaps. Whole clean rolls earn far more than shredded flakes — contamination is the discount. PE and biodegradable film never mix in one disposal stream. Plan next season backwards from removal day — including the 30+ day lead time on the new order. Why the End of the Season Deserves a Plan Mulch film is...

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