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Global Buyers Gather in Taiwan as TITA Helps Auto Parts Suppliers Secure Orders

Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs(MOEA) announced on April 14 that the “2026 Auto Parts, EV, and Motorcycle Procurement Meeting” would be held in Hall 1 of the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center to help local suppliers secure overseas orders. The event attracted 92 international buyers from 37 countries, who held over 480 one-on-one meetings with 241 Taiwanese companies, generating US$280 million in business opportunities, while showcasing Taiwan’s strong competitiveness in global supply chains. Leading buyers included major e-commerce platforms for U.S. auto parts, fuel system and engine management manufacturers, a Thai Tier 1 supplier, and a French off-road motorcycle brand. Buyers praised Taiwan’s consistent quality, flexible customization, and reliable delivery, with several indicating plans to expand sourcing. Amid shifting geopolitical patterns, Taiwan is increasingly seen as a key supply chain partner. The event also featured a policy brief on sourcing in Taiwan, with a European distributor sharing market trends to help firms switch from passive order-taking to proactive market alignment. The MOEA added that the “2026 Global Sourcing Day – Kaohsiung” on April 21 would further drive business opportunities with over 150 international buyers expected to participate. The government will continue to support firms through, “Taiwan Excellence Pavilions,” buyer matchmaking, and AI-driven digital marketing to expand global market opportunities.

2026-05-13

MOEA Unveils “TEAM Taiwan Flagship Pavilion” at the EISENWARENMESSE-International Hardware Fair in Cologne

The world’s largest hardware trade fair, EISENWARENMESSE,  successfully concluded on March 6, 2026 at Koelnmesse. The event featured nearly 2,500 exhibitors from over 50 countries. Taiwan stood out with its first-ever “Team Taiwan Flagship Pavilion,” which featured 263 companies from the hand tools and fastener sectors, making Taiwan the second-largest exhibitor. The pavilion showcased Taiwan’s strong supply chains and innovation, generating US$120 million in business opportunities. In response to the restructuring of global supply chains and the impacts of U.S. tariff, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) has expanded support through special budget measures. These include enhanced subsidies for exhibitors, the establishment of Taiwan pavilions at major global trade shows, buyer-sourcing programs, AI-driven marketing, and one-stop services via Taiwan Trade and Investment Centers. To boost order acquisition, integrated marketing activities were held during the fair, including buyer delegations, product launches, industry seminars, and networking events. These efforts facilitated strong engagement with buyers from Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East, which resulted in on-site deals and positive feedback from exhibitors. Looking ahead, Taiwan will set up flagship pavilions at 10 major international trade shows across Europe, the U.S., and Japan, focusing on industries affected by U.S. tariffs, to enhance global visibility and expand market opportunities.

2026-05-13

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