
From November 5th to 7th, REFRIGERA 2025 was successfully held at the Bologna Exhibition Centre in Italy. Since its opening, numerous enterprises from China, Germany, Thailand, Italy, Spain, the UK, Denmark, and other countries and regions have achieved satisfactory results during the exhibition, securing numerous international orders and potential cooperative clients.
Nearly 20 Chinese companies, including Jinlong, Rongqiang Chemical, Sicolan, Zhexue, Simic, Oasis, Bingfeng, and Sanfu, which joined the RACC organizing committee's group to exhibit and explore markets in Italy.
This year REFRIGERA 2025 was upgraded and expanded, occupying two exhibition halls (Halls 28 and 29), and brought together over 300 brand enterprises including A-GAS, Area, ATF, B.F., BITZER, Carel, Castel, Copeland, CSIM, Danfoss, Ebm-Papst, Frascold, Green Point, HB Products, Panasonic, Samsung, and Midea.
The 2nd Stop of the RACC 2026 Global Promotion Tour Gains Wide Recognition!

The RACC organizing committee has always placed great importance on the European market. Choosing the REFRIGERA 2025 exhibition in Italy as the 2nd stop of the RACC 2026 global promotion further enhances the international influence of the RACC ASEAN Thailand 2026 in the Italian and European markets. This lays a solid foundation for establishing exhibition as a globally renowned industry event.
Additionally, the exhibition plan and new concepts for RACC ASEAN Thailand 2026 sparked widespread resonance on-site, attracting the attention of numerous exhibiting enterprises and professional buyers. They expressed that RACC ASEAN Thailand 2026 will establish a higher-quality, more efficient, and harmonious international trade exchange platform for the global refrigeration and cold chain industry.
In 2026, NürnbergMesse China and the RACC organizing committee will forces to launch the RACC ASEAN exhibition in Thailand. Together, they will create a "China + ASEAN" industrial cooperation ecosystem, not only paving new paths and creating new opportunities for Chinese enterprises to "go global," but also building a bridge for communication and cooperation, enabling more international brands to better enter the rapidly growing Asian market.

