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JANUARY 12–15, 2026 · HONG KONG
Beyond OEM, buyers were actively evaluating BABYGO distribution.
Alongside OEM sourcing, many serious visitors asked about representing the BABYGO brand in their markets. Interactive plush products were a clear traffic driver.
Observed at the fair
Signals from buyer conversations.
- Conversations went beyond OEM specifications into territory, distribution and brand representation.
- Buyers wanted to understand which products could anchor a coherent local range.
- Interactive plush products generated attention and opened broader discussions about the portfolio.
Commercial implication
How the signal changes the offer.
- Separate OEM and distribution conversations so expectations are clear from the beginning.
- Build recommendations around a market-ready range rather than isolated models.
- Use high-engagement products to introduce the wider product-development capability.