CCE 2026 Wrapped Up with Record-Breaking Global Participation and Innovation

SHANGHAI, April 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The 27th China Clean Expo (CCE 2026), organized by Sinoexpo Informa Markets and supported by ISSA – The Worldwide Cleaning Industry Association, concluded with resounding success on April 3^rd, 2026 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC). The event marked an extraordinary triumph, setting new records across multiple dimensions—including exhibition scale, international participation, and professional impact—once again solidifying its position as Asia's premier flagship event for the cleaning industry.

Spanning four expansive halls, CCE 2026 brought together 500+ leading exhibitors from the cleaning sector. As a key component of the Hotel & Shop Plus, the event attracted approximately 140,000 professional trade visitors from 176 countries and regions—including South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Russia, Mongolia, Australia, Malaysia, Japan, Brazil, Germany, Italy, the United States, Canada, Colombia, Mexico, and beyond— highlighting CCE's growing role as a vital hub for international business exchange and cross-border collaboration in the cleaning and hygiene sectors.

As a world-class gathering for the cleaning industry, CCE 2026 successfully convened a host of renowned global manufacturers and suppliers, including Nilfisk, Rubbermaid, Comet, Tennant, ICE, KLENCO, LAVOR, Gausium, PUDU, Viggo, HAWK, JIUSI, KEEON, ECOVACS Bennet, Chaobao, ROSIWIT, CDWK and more. Over the four-day event, they unveiled breakthrough innovations that reflect the sector's most dynamic trends—from high-efficiency equipment, eco-conscious formulations to AI-driven automation, and health-integrated hygiene systems. Together, these innovations illustrated a clear trajectory—toward intelligence, sustainability, and science-led cleanliness.

Further reinforcing this momentum, CCE 2026 spotlighted three transformative segments. Hall N3 became a live arena for intelligent cleaning, where over 40 brands demonstrated AI-powered autonomous robots tailored for diverse commercial and public environments. Complementing this, more than 10 drone-based systems offered practical, safe alternatives for high-altitude exterior maintenance—addressing persistent challenges in labor availability and workplace safety. In parallel, the commercial laundry zone featured next-generation technologies, from tunnel washers and automated finishing lines to advanced ...

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